Anthology series ‘Ei Muhurte’ to release today on Chorki

Directors Piplu Khan, Mejbaur Rahman Sumon, and Abrar Athar are coming with three contemporary stories in a new anthology series titled ‘Ei Muhurte’ which will be released today at 8:00pm on Chorki.

This is the first time the three directors will be seen working together on a single project.

Mejbaur Rahman Sumon is directing the episode titled ‘Kothay Palabe Bolo Rupban’. The story of this episode is based on the fight of a single mother in the city. Miss World runners-up Priyontee Urbee is playing the lead role in this episode. She is making her debut in OTT with this series.

Regarding her preparation for the series, Urbee said, “I am taking preparation for the character for about 3 months. I was told to not smile. I couldn’t even use my phone for 7 days during the shooting. It was a great experience overall.”

“After 12 long years, I’m working with a fictional story that through an anthology project. Apart from this, another film of mine will release soon. I am having a wonderful time,” said Mejbaur Rahman Sumon.

Abrar Atahar is directing ‘One Piece Made, Karigor is Dead’. In this episode, 25 actors have worked.

Through this episode, Shahiduzzaman Selim and Rozi Siddique will again work together. ‘No Dorai’ famed actor Sunehra Binte Kamal is debuting on OTT through this series.

The episode also stars Rokeya Prachi, Yash Rohan, Taslima Hossain Nodi, Ashish Khandoker, Irfan Sajjad, and Sharif Siraj among many others.

“Here, we tried to work on contemporary issues. We have tried to portray what is constantly happening in front of our eyes through a unique artistic perspective. I hope, the audience will enjoy watching it,” said Abrar Athar.

‘Hasina: A Daughter’s Tale’ famed director Piplu R Khan is directing the episode titled ‘Kolpona’. Through this series, veteran actors Sara Zaker and Zahid Hasan are acting together.

“This episode is very interesting for two reasons. First, it gives a perspective to look at the deep wounds or flaws in society as we see it. Second, it was a sensible and sensitive project. The three of us have tried to come up with a fictional explanation of what happened in the past,” said Piplu.