A cinematic masterpiece "Mike" is set to release on August 11, featuring Ferdous Ahmed. The official promotion of the film commenced with a special event at Udayan Higher Secondary School Dhaka in Dhaka.
The promotion event was graced by the film's actors Ferdous Ahmed, Tanvin Sweety, Tariq Anam Khan, and many more.
"Mike" is directed by FM Shaheen and Hasan Zafarul Vipul, and it is a tribute to the historic March 7 speech of the Father of the Nation, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.
The movie, funded by the government of Bangladesh, is a comprehensive portrayal of the speech that ignited the spirit of freedom among the Bengali people, ultimately leading to the creation of the independent nation of Bangladesh. The film's official poster, trailer, teaser, and songs have already been released, generating excitement and anticipation among the audience.
Ferdous Ahmed expressed his thoughts, "The essence of the film 'Mike' lies in the historic March 7 speech. This speech not only inspired the Bengali nation but also played a pivotal role in shaping Bangladesh as an independent nation. It encapsulates the essence of our ability to express ourselves freely in this liberated land."
Actress Tanvin Sweety, conveying her message to everyone about watching the film, said, "We ourselves did not know what happened after '71 or how the nation achieved independence. After the assassination of our Father of the Nation on August 15, everything changed. Many things were prohibited. Who has shaped this country? Millions of people responded to the call of Bangabandhu. We don't truly understand that history. How will the future generations learn? Watch the film. Everyone needs to know the history of the country where we are living as free citizens."
