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Sunday | November 01, 2026 | Dhaka

Duty to History: Bipasha’s Muktijuddho Project

 Entertainment Desk
 Published: 12:02 AM, 01 November 2026  Updated: 10:45 PM, 31 October 2026

I have a strong desire to make a film based on the Muktijuddho. I have plans to work on the screenplay. I will make this film out of a sense of responsibility.

If I am still alive, I will begin work on it in three years. I want to keep the story alive and preserve its emotions.

That is why I will make this film-not to become a filmmaker. I am a child of the Liberation War.

I was born in 1971. I am a Bangladeshi, no matter where I live, and I may return to Bangladesh someday.

This film will be an expression of the most important work and ideas of my life.— Bipasha Hayat