Dhaka, Bangladesh
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Mr. KM Taj-Biul Hasan is a Filmmaker,Cameraman and researcher . He has been in this profession since 1991. He completed B.Sc ( Hon's) on Zoology & M.Sc. on Fisheries from the Dept. of Zoology, The University of Dhaka and subsequently completed his diploma on Photography(Dhaka) & Filmmaking (New Delhi). Later on adapted himself with the Film and Television media profession. He also completed professional training from BBC(UK), BFDC(Dhaka), CENDIT(New Delhi), CEMCA (New Delhi) ,Deutsch Welle Television Training Centre (Berlin), DUPS(Dhaka), NIMC(Dhaka), STOU (Bangkok) and NHK(Tokyo) respectively. In his professional career Mr. Hasan worked in the Dept. of Film & Publication of Bangladesh Govt. and Bangladesh Open University from 1992-2011 as Program Director /Producer .He began his career as a cine-cameraman and has since become a fiction and documentary film-maker. So far made 85 educational TV programs,23 documentaries & 03 fiction and received 14 impressive International awards for film-making. He also created a historic record by winning three times, the most prestigious ‘The National Federation of UNESCO Japan Prize’ for his three educational films as well as the Tokyo Docs (Color of Asia) Award. Being a researcher; Mr. Hasan presented papers in the 21 international media events till January 2021 and has publication in the reputed international journals. So far visited many countries of Asia, Europe and Africa for his professional reasons. For details please see the links below : https://filmfreeway.com/kmtajbiulhasan linkedin.com/in/khandoker-md-taj-biul-hasan-447b828a http://dhrupadcommunicationbd.simplesite.com
The Lalbagh Fort, an incomplete Mughal palace fortress in Old Dhaka , Bangladesh. This magnificent, 17th century Mughal palace fortress consists of a series of structures surrounded by lush lawns and cultivated gardens complete with a large collection of statues. Almost 3 million people visit this place every year.
Caste discrimination remains one of the most severe and forgotten human rights abuses of the twenty‐first century. It is story of a young girl named Sima Rani, who was born in such a community those who have been neglected and discriminated against by mainstream society due to a stigma “untouchable”. Who has already passed grade 12 and dreams to become a lawyer.
It is story of a poor hand-loom worker named Mr.AkbarAli, who works for promoting education in his village fully voluntary measures. In Bangladesh, literacy rate is the lowest among developing countries. As a result, poverty is wide spread. Through continues motivational effort; Mr. Ali has gradually changed the total social scenario. Now people understand there is no alternate to education.
This film is on climate adaptation issue. How the people of Northeastern regions of Bangladesh is dealing with the climatic adverse condition of ‘Cholon Beel’, the biggest wetland of this region through some innovative techniques to promoting education, all basic human needs as well as conserving the environment and at the same time, to lift people out of poverty in any given situation within the
Bangladesh’s socio-cultural environment always stands on gender discrimination, Girls are often considered to be financial burdens on their family and from the time of birth. Empowering women is still a dream from generation to generation. This is the story of Ms. Rahela Begum a 22 years old single unfortunate mother becoming a female rickshaw-puller, breaking traditional gender roles while supporting her two children when her husband left her. Muslim-majority Bangladesh is one of Asia’s most conservative societies where the concept of a woman doing such a job had been unheard of before Rahela hit the road three years ago in the capital city Dhaka. Barring all senseless conventions and stereotypes from consideration, Ms. Rahela is surely giving everyone in the sub-continent women-empowerment goals. From being a hapless mother her journey, undoubtedly has been an uphill as well as an inspiring one. Her actions have proved that nothing could be the barrier if anyone could believe himself.
It is a real life documentary film of Girls rights of Bangladesh. Child marriage is a strong social custom in Bangladesh. Due to cultural setting, girls are regarded here as an economic burden and are expected to marry very young. In this film it has been proved that the girls have the same ability and worth like the boys if they get proper support and help from the family.
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