Kolkata: Actress Bangladesh Azmeri Haque Badhon can not hold back her tears when the film, ‘Rehana Maryam Noor’, received a festive applause at the 74th Cannes Film Festival on July 7, who played a woman’s titular role in pursuit of justice in the Bengali Bengali film Abdullah Mohammad Saad was overwhelmed by the reaction to the first Bangladeshi film screening which was part of the official Festival line-up.
Picture of Badhon Clad in Bangladesh ‘Jamdani’ beige aarong paired with a halter-neck blouse and a statement of silver ornaments has flooded his admirers in Bangladesh and India.
The team of eight film members reached Cannes on June 25.
This includes executive manufacturer Ehsanul Haque Babu, Colorist Chinmoy Roy, Sound Engineer Sayba Talukder, Sinuknographer Tuhin Tamijul, Designer Production of Ali Afzal Ujjwal and Singaporean producer Jeremy Chua.
Jeremy Chua, Azmeri Haque Badhon, Abdullah Mohammad Saad and Ehsanul Haque Babu in Cannes “Saad, Babu, Jeremy Chua and I was invited to the opening.
Saad received a call not to leave because he did not want to leave the remaining members of our team.
We all agreed because of us Believe that our Cannes journey will not be possible without contributing everyone.
Our director respects every member of the unit.
That is why everyone gives 100% them too, “said Badhon Toi from Cannes.
This decision to celebrate the team’s enthusiasm has become the point of talk as a receipt of the film on the ‘UN specific’ screening.
“Ovation stand is a big pride problem, honor and joy for our nation.
About 1,000 viewers watching movies.
After finishing, I heard a festive applause that lasts for five to six minutes,” he added.
Azmeri Haque Badhon at Cannesazmeri Haque Badhon in Cannesin Film, Badhon played Assistant Professor a medical college who found himself in a difficult position after witnessing a sexual attack where he knew the two victims and the perpetrators.
His character, said Badhon, has nuances that overlap with his personal experience.
“Shoot the last scene has produced an emotional disorder.
Witnessing it on the screen makes me cry.
Looking around, I see many other people crying too,” he said and added, “In our hearts, we have brought our nation’s sentiment.
Awards in Cannes are awards for Our nation.
“That night Badhon had hit a French woman on the road.
He wore a mask and did not expect to be recognized.
“When I said sorry for hitting it, this woman asked if I had played Rehana.
He spoke in broken English, but the language was no barrier when it came to empathy.
To be recognized on foreign land by viewers who don’t understand Bangla, but watch the film Subtitles attached so, “Badhon said.
This will indeed be an important opportunity for Bengali cinema if ‘Rehana Maryam Noor’ won when the results were stated on July 16.
Bangladeshi film gets a festive applause in Cannes
