Toukir Ahmed's 'Spark' not to be released on March 19

Entertainment desk: Taukir Ahmed means a movie about clean construction. In the course of entertainment, he wrote poems of various social messages in the book of movies. It can be understood only by looking at the pictures made by him. Each movie is unique in its story-message and construction. So from the audience to the critics, everyone has extra interest in his movies.

This time Captain Taukir is appearing with his seventh movie 'Spark'. It was said that the film would be released on March 19 across the country. The campaign was also started for that purpose. As part of this, its trailer and two songs have been released. But today it became known that 'Spark' will not be released on March 19. The new release date will be announced soon. "We were ready to release the film," he said. I also got the sensor. But due to some complications, it is not possible to release the movie on March 19. I will fix the new day.

' By the way, it was known on the day of announcing the name of the movie on December 9 last year at Banani Club in the capital that the movie will be released in March 2021. The shooting of the movie 'Spark' started on December 11 last year at Nakshatrabari Resort in Rajendrapur, Gazipur. The shooting of the movie ended in just 24 days without any song. Commenting on the film, Taukir said, "The film is being made to present Bangabandhu's ideology to the younger generation." I would like to raise the issue of Bangabandhu's career, his ideals, and the architect of the nation once again to the young society.

Today's youth and the youth of the liberation war will be highlighted in it. The story of the film will continue with the members of the band. ' The film stars Zakia Bari Mom, Pari Moni, Abul Hayat Mamunur Rashid, Fazlur Rahman Babu, Shahidul Alam Sachchu, Raunak Hasan, Shyamal Mawla and many more. The dream Bangladesh Foundation is producing the movie on the occasion of Bangabandhu's birth centenary. The music of the movie is directed by Pintu Ghosh.