Jul. 31, 2002|Bangladesh|R
Genre: Bangla;Crime
Description: “Happy Birthday 2022,” a highly anticipated film, has garnered significant attention in Bangladesh. The movie, set to be the country’s first surfing film titled “No Dorai (Dare to Surf),” premiered in local theaters despite facing minor adjustments requested by the censor board. The premiere event, held at Star Cineplex in Dhaka’s Bashundhara City shopping mall, was attended by celebrities, media personalities, government officials, and the film’s cast and crew.
The screening, originally scheduled for 7 pm, experienced a slight delay due to management issues. Producer Mahboob Rahman apologized for the inconvenience and shared insights into the film’s creation. He highlighted the dedication and effort invested by the team, led by executive producer and renowned musician Xefer Rahman. The film draws inspiration from the true story of Nasima, a determined girl from Cox’s Bazar who pursued her dream of becoming a surfer in a traditionally conservative community. Mahboob emphasized that “No Dorai” aims to promote women’s empowerment and mark a new chapter in Bangladeshi cinema.
As the film unfolded, audiences were mesmerized by the breathtaking visuals of Cox’s Bazar, captured by director Taneem Rahman and cinematographer Sumon Sarker. The film stands out for its exceptional cinematography and vibrant colors, showcasing the talent of its creators. “No Dorai” is celebrated for setting a new benchmark in the visual storytelling of Bangladeshi films.
Original name: Happy Birthday