Entertainment Report :
After a break of six years, actress Kushum Sikder is returning to the screen with the movie ‘Shoroter Joba’. She also directed the movie. Kushum is debuting as a film director with this movie.
Kushum Shikder made her debut as a director with the release of the teaser of the movie yesterday. The movie ‘Shoroter Joba’ will be released in theatres in November.
On the occasion of coming Durga Puja, Kushum Sikdar wanted to release her first film directed by herself in October.
However, considering the overall situation of the country, she decided to release her movie in November.
While talking in this regard, Kushum Sikder told this correspondent, “I had planned to release the movie in a festival. As such, I decided to release it in the second week of October on the occasion of Durga Puja.
But considering the overall situation of the country, I moved away from that plan. The movie is expected to release in November.
However, everything depends on the stability of the country. Hope everything will be normal soon.”
Kushum Sikdar last acted in TV drama in 2018. And she was seen on the big screen in the movie ‘Shankhachil’ in 2016.
Talking about returning to acting after a break, Kushum Sikdar told this correspondent, “After a long time, the audience will see me on the screen. Last time I acted in 2018.
And if you calculate the movie, the break is even longer. After a long time, I feel a bit nervous as well as excited to act. Hopefully something good will happens.”
Kushum Sikdar also wrote the story, screenplay and production of the movie ‘Shoroter Joba’.
Kushum said, “The whole journey of making movie ‘Shoroter Joba’ was very hard work and learning. For the first time, I decided to direct and produce the film and also write its screenplay. Now promoting the movie; this is also the first experience for me.
This movie has given me the opportunity to learn a lot.”
Yash Rohan, Jitu Ahsan, Shahidul Alam Sachchu, Noresh Bhuiyan, Mahmudul Islam Mithu, Ashok Byapari and many others also acted in the movie ‘Shoroter Joba’.