Entertainment Report :
Actor Mosharraf Karim has made the audience laugh with comedy in all mediums, whether it is drama or cinema.
This time he is coming as a stand-up comedian. He will be seen in such a character in the web film ‘Dimlight’ based on Sharaf Ahmed’s life.
The story, screenplay and dialogues of the film have been written by Nahid Hasnat. ‘Dimlight’ will soon be released on the OTT platform Chorki.
The director said that he tried to show a problem like a man’s midlife crisis by resorting to comedy.
Sharaf Ahmed Jibon said, “Nothing can be seen in a lot of light and complete darkness.
If you want to see something, moderate light is needed. We have various problems in our lives, some of them can be seen, and some cannot.
‘Dimlight’ is needed to show those invisible problems to the audience in a simple way.”
Mosharraf Karim sees the story of ‘Dimlight’ from a different perspective.
According to him, life is covered by various kinds of layers – starting from the daily layers, to the layers of sugar, toothpaste, and children’s school fees. Relationships are covered by that layer.
There are no flowers or the scent of flowers. Mosharraf Karim said, “These layers gradually cover love, love can’t be found anymore.
Again, something needs to be pushed and it is understood where the soul is.
The moral of life is very calm, cold-tempered.” Along with Mosharraf Karim, Tanjika Amin, Parsa Evana, Sharaf Ahmed Jibon and others also acted in the film.
Actress Tanjika Amin said about this new web film, “After listening to the story, I felt that the story should be told at this time and right now.
It is a story of life that I have seen and known, and the audience also knows.”
Meanwhile, actress Parsa Evana said, “We will see a fascinating story of the life we lead – a simple and easy, very fresh story. Where there is confusion, humour, crisis and relatable.”
‘Dimlight’ is the sixth film from the Ministry of Love project. Previously, the project has released ‘Something Like an Autobiography’, ‘Last Defenders of Monogamy’, ‘Kachher Manush Dure Thuiya’, ‘Forget Me Not’ and ’36-24-36′.
