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As the auspicious occasion of Eid-ul-Fitr draws near, the Bengali entertainment landscape is abuzz with anticipation, offering a feast for the senses in the form of engaging web films and series. Across various streaming platforms, from Chorki to iScreen, a diverse array of narratives awaits, promising to enthral audiences with tales of love, mystery, and resilience.
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From portraying a mute character in “Silence” to embodying a repentant figure in “Virus,” Shamol Mawla has left a lasting impression with his diverse roles and versatility throughout the last year. Wrapping up the year, he graced the Deepto Play web-series “Hridmajhare,” taking on the role of a doctor. The on-screen chemistry between Shamol and co-stars Aisha Khan and Nazia
Launching on OTT starting December 31, drama series "Hridmajhare" promises a tale of profound emotions and passionate love. This marks the debut of any drama series from Deepto Play, scripted by Nasimul Hasan and directed by Abu Hayat Mahmud. The show features an ensemble cast including Shamol Mawla, Nazia Haque Orsha, Ayesha Khan, Rosey Siddiqui, and Abu Hurayra Tanvir,