Renowned Bangladeshi actor Ferdous Ahmed, recipient of the National Film Award multiple times, is once again gracing the silver screen in a new government-funded film titled "Juddho Jibon". Directed by Rifat Mostafa, the film brings to life a poignant chapter from the post-liberation era.
Speaking about the project, Rifat mentioned, "'Juddho Jibon' is a tribute to my mother's true account of that time. The narrative has been skillfully visualized by Mohi Mohiuddin. We plan to shoot for seven to eight days in the first phase, with hopes for a ten-day shoot in the following month."
Ferdous Ahmed expressed his enthusiasm for the project, stating, "Previously, I had the opportunity to work on the film 'Dampara, set in the backdrop of the Liberation War, in Chattogram. The story is rooted in a true event from the 80s, which has not been shared widely yet. It's a story that touches upon various aspects and individuals from that time, and that's what makes the shooting experience so fulfilling for me."
The entire unit, including the director, has shown remarkable camaraderie, he added. Additionally, the warmth and hospitality of the people of Chittagong have left a deep impression on him. Overall, Ferdous Ahmed lauds the film as a promising venture.
Recently, Ferdous starred in two highly acclaimed films, 'Mike' receiving praise for his exceptional acting skill. Fans are now eagerly awaiting the release of his upcoming projects, including 'Dampara', 'Maniker Lal Kankra', 'Ahare Jibon', 'Gangchil', and 'Jam'.
