Anant Jalil's movies do not benefit the industry at all: Misha Saudagar

Entertainment Desk: The two movies 'Paran' and 'Din: The Day' released during Eid-ul-Adha created quite a stir in the theatres. Especially Anant Jalil's 'Din: The Day' movie with a budget of 100 crores.

That discussion is still going on.

However, the popular Khal actor Misha Saudagar put a new spin on that discussion. He thinks that making a movie like 'Din: The Day' will not benefit the Dhaka film industry at all.

In an interview given to the media, the actor said, What is there to talk about 'Din: The Day'? The industry has no profit with this movie. It is not possible for us to make a 120 crore movie here. Where will the movie of so much money be played, how will the money be raised? So I have no headache about it. Besides, there is no professional artist in this movie. They are usually amateur artists.

Referring to the hobby project 'Din: The Day', Misha Saudagar said, Anant Bhai is a big businessman. He is a CIP (Commercial Important Person). 12 to 13 thousand people work in his factory. He made movies about his wife out of love. My industry has not benefited at all from this movie. Industry profit through paran, hawa, shan, galui. 'Din: The Day' is a hobby project, not an industry project.

Misha Saudagar advised Anant Jalil and said, Anant bhai should start a studio. A production house can. Like Shah Rukh Khan's 'Red Chilli'. It is also possible for him. He (Anant Jalil) can make a special team of 20-25 people. People who write stories, new creators, people in the media and people in our 18 organizations can do a project. Through this, new creators, artists will emerge.

Referring to the audience's preference for his culture, he said, "Anant Jalil Bhai made a movie worth 120 crore rupees. People saw it with their eyes but did not take it seriously. Cell says so. People don't like foreign people, foreign movies. Bengalis believe in independence, believe in their own culture.

Anant Jalil was seen in the role of a police officer of an international organization in the movie 'Din: The Day'. He participated in operations against various terrorist groups. Varsha acted opposite him in it. The movie is produced by Iranian director Murtaza Atash Zamzam. Apart from Bangladesh, the movie has been shot in different locations in Iran, Turkey and Afghanistan.

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