Kawsar Chy donates his films to BFA

Published : Tuesday, 12 December, 2023 at 12:00 AM Count : 354

Observer Desk

Distinguished filmmaker and producer Kawsar Chowdhury on Monday donated his award-winning films to the Bangladesh Film Archive for future preservation. The acclaimed films include "Bodhyobhumite Ekdin," the internationally recognized film "Sei Rater Kotha Bolte Esechi," the documentary "Gono Adalat," and the acclaimed feature "7 March Camera Chokey."

Chowdhury has been actively involved in the film industry for the past 41 years since 1981, creating numerous award-winning feature and documentary films. He has also produced nearly three hundred programs, including dramas, serials, and magazine shows, broadcasted on various satellite channels, including Bangladesh Television.

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