A telefilm based on the anti-colonial movements against the British rule in India will be televised today on Channel i, to pay homage to the Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore on his death anniversary. The telefilm is based on a work by Tagore himself. The literary piece "Namanjur" has been adapted for screen version under the title "Omiya" by Nahid Ahmed Pial, who is also the director. The telefilm will be aired at 2.40pm. Jitu Ahsan, Nadiya, Maznun Mizan, Arman Parvez Murad have acted in it. The telefilm is about Omiya who is taken to his paternal-cousin by her mother for shelter. This cousin apparently a former activist of the historic "Shwadeshi Movement" fills up the innocent mind of Omiya with revolutionary ideals. Unfortunately a youth named Onil who gradually gets intimate with Omiya is put at odds when this secret is revealed to him by the said cousin.
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A telefilm based on the anti-colonial movements against the British rule in India will be televised today on Channel i, to pay homage to the Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore on his death anniversary. 
