Jyotika Jyoti urges all to watch ‘Bangamata’

Sheikh Arif Bulbon :
Actress and Director of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy Jyotika Jyoti played the title role in ‘Bangamata’, a movie about Begum Fazilatunnesa Mujib, directed by Gautam
Kairi under the auspices of the Ministry of Cultural Affairs.

On the occasion of Bangamata’s 93rd birthday, her life and Bangabandhu’s life partner played the role of a hidden soldier – the movie ‘Bangamata’ was made with these things.

On the occasion of Bangamata’s birthday on Monday, the premiere show of the movie was held at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.

Everyone presented at the premiere show of the movie appreciated its production and artistes’ performances.

From today the movie will be screened in theatres.

Therefore, actress Jyotika Jyoti, who played the central role in this movie, has invited all to watch the movie.

Jyotika Jyoti has said a special quota about the movie.

She said, “A member of the Censor Board praised the movie so much that I was astonished. Because she does not say well very easily, she was Aruna Biswas.

She told me, Gautam Kairi showed so much maturity and presented Bangabandhu in such a way that she was impressed! She was stunned to hear Bangabandhu’s voice.

And my performance in the role of Bangamata was so natural that she could not distinguish.

Everyone in the Censor Board was emotional to watch the movie. I was very happy to hear that a small movie can make such a big mark on people’s minds.

When I was doing a lot of work, sometimes I would get such a call from the panel, I would be encouraged. I hope everyone can understand the reason to be more happy.”

Joyti also said that the Ministry has already taken some steps to screen the movie ‘Bangamata’ across the country.

Meanwhile, ‘Bangamata’ will be screened today (August 8) in all institutions under the Ministry of Culture, including all Shilpakala Academies across the country.

The movie will screen for one hour throughout the entire month at the National Museum.

Also arrangements have been made for special display at various schools, colleges
and upazila levels of the country.”

Jyoti told this correspondent, “I am very fortunate that in my acting career I have been able to portray the life of a great woman like Fazilatunnessa Mujeeb on screen.

I can feel that this is a big thing, a matter of so much wisdom. I will enjoy with the audience for acting in the movie from today.”