Have ‘Misty Kichu’ on this Baishakh

‘Misty Kichu’, the second episode of Nuhash Humayun’s ‘Pett Kata Shaw’ a horror astrological series will hit on OTT platform Chorki today at 7:59 pm.

‘Pett Kata Shaw’ is based on horror folk tales that have been popular in Bangladeshi society for centuries. The second episode ‘Misty Kichu’ which will be a supernatural psychological thriller, is based on the folk tale that goes saying, jinn (genie) love sweet items. Thus jinn often roams around sweet shops.

The plot goes with a depressed family man who recently got a job in a sweet shop and meets a buyer at late night. That buyer promises to give him a wish against every testy sweet. And the buyer kept his promise. The seller was surprised to see the wishes come true one by one. He understands, that one has to be careful about the wishes in his mind. To know what happens next one needs to watch ‘Misty Kichu’.

Afzal Hossain and Chanchal Chowdhury will be seen in the lead roles in this episode of the 4 episode star-studded series. Along with that Kazi Nawshaba Ahmed, Khaled Ahmed Rumi, Momo Ali, Maymuna Islam Medha, Mohana Hossain and many others will be seen.

This is the first time Afzal Hossain and Chanchal Chowdhury have shared the same screen. “It is difficult to express the joy of sharing screen with Afzal Bhai. Afzal bhai, is one of my favorite people as well as my favorite actor. I had a great experience working with him,” said Chanchal Chowdhury.

Recently Nuhash Humayun uploaded a poster of ‘Misty Kichu’ on his Facebook and wrote, “Mishtir dokan-e ki jinn ashe? MISHTI KICHU is a supernatural psychological thriller where Chanchal Chowdhury & Afzal Hossain are onscreen for the first time. Also starring Q Nawshaba Ahmed and Khalid Hasan Rumi/Arriving 14th April…/ I’m thankful to Chorki for giving us the freedom to make bold choices, like this incredible poster art by Farhan Islam Hira! Can’t wait to see this.”

The first episode of the series ‘Ei Building e Meye Nishedh’ was highly appreciated by the audience.

This is the first horror original of Chorki.