My work is a flop but have a name: Pori Moni

Sheikh Arif Bulbon :
Yes, actress Pori Moni directly thinks so. This Dhallywood actress is always in discussion for various reasons. So, she went to Kolkata and said, “My work is a flop but I have a name. I am grateful for that. That’s why the audience was with me. Although many
of my works have failed, my name has been established from the very beginning.”
Pori Moni is now staying in Kolkata. She gave a video interview to Bengali mass media there. In this, she
highlighted the banks of her life. She spoke about the
congealment – about her
children and relationships.
Pori Moni has worked in the joint production of Bangladesh and India in the movies ‘Rokto’ and ‘Swapnojal’. She wants to work there in the same
way without seeing the two Bengals separately.
The actress said that she is already talking about some works in Kolkata. Although they did not work in joint
production with Kolkata for four or five years, they often inquired about Pori Moni.
And they showed interest
in working with her.
According to Pori Moni, “I’m not crazy. Can’t be caught anymore, it’s not like that at all.
I was easily caught and found. But understanding me, it might be a little difficult to work. I stay away from those who are moody. I feel very comfortable working with me. I’m not in the mood at all.
I want to give priority to work. To me, personal and work relationships are
separate.”
Talking about Sariful Razz and her children, Pori Moni emotionally said, “This is a very personal matter, but
I think everyone should know it. Who owns, but my child keeps saying, I will not leave him. Those who are mothers, they will surely understand from where I am saying the words. Sometimes you can’t say anything about a child’s issue of relationship or emotion. Speaking from that place, he (Razz) has not even inquired about my child.
My child’s search and why – this is my baby. My child’s
discovery and responsibility are from the beginning that
I have taken and will remain at mine. The man who is the father of my child, I do not want to disrespect him in any way. But as much disrespect
as he deserves, I will do that, I cannot save him from that.”
Pori Moni added, “Amidst so much negativity I found positive love. When I got out of jail, I got love from many people;
I have no blood relation with them. Some people came and said, if someone shoots, they will stand in front of you. These are definitely for my work. My work flops but has names. For that I am grateful. The audience was by my side for that. Although many of my works have failed, my name has been established from
the very beginning.”