Pritom Hasan

A brilliant hacker, Mansib, imprisoned for a past crime, is forced back into a dangerous underworld mission. Caught between power, betrayal, and survival, he must decide who he truly is and what freedom really costs.

In Dhaka, a larger-than-life figure navigates power, loyalty, and destiny.

Pett Kata Shaw takes the darkest most nefarious Bengali folk tales that survived generations and gives them a modern twist. Our stories and our culture must live on. Ghost stories too.

Located in a futuristic Dhaka City from the 2100s. We follow Zayn Khan our protagonist, a genius engineer trying to fulfill his father's dream. However, he gets intertwined with a street racing gang named 'The Hawks', lead by Alvan Haque.

A girl with extraordinary powers goes to a psychiatrist for a solution. Debi: Misir Ali Prothombar or simply Debi is a 2018 Bangladeshi supernatural thriller film based on Humayun Ahmed's novel of the same name. It is directed by Anam Biswas, starring Chanchal Chowdhury as Misir Ali, Jaya Ahsan, Iresh Zaker, Animesh Aich, and Sabnam Faria.

A brilliant hacker, Mansib, imprisoned for a past crime, is forced back into a dangerous underworld mission. Caught between power, betrayal, and survival, he must decide who he truly is and what freedom really costs.

A Tale of Touch. ‘Kacher Manush Dure Thuiya’: is a story of going away for the needs of life, and returning to the stirring of feelings. This long-distance relationship saga unveils the poignant struggles of lovers separated by thousands of miles – a narrative steeped in the complexities of distance, evoking doubt, mistrust, anger, and resentment, ultimately culminating in separation. It's a poignant portrayal of the profound longing for physical closeness, encapsulated in the simple yet profound act of a hug, bridging the chasm between distant hearts.

Born into tragedy, Galib rises from village outcast to criminal mastermind "Toofan" in 90s Bangladesh. As authorities close in, he takes desperate measures to maintain his empire, sparking a dangerous game of power and identity.

On a special date with a very special girl, the awkward and hopelessly broke Arik goes to hilarious lengths just to keep the total bill under 700 Taka.

Intern doctor Usha finds her beloved Megh, who had been her tutor five years ago. Megh disappeared from Usha's life without leaving any clues. Now, Megh has set up a beautiful family in a hospital cabin with Jyoti, who is in a coma. In this surreal relationship between Megh and Jyoti, Usha enters with her lingering feelings from the past toward Megh.

Muezzin Siddiq of a local mosque in Manpura Island discovered the body of a prostitute on the floor of his house in the early morning. Siddiq does not think about how this body came to his house. In this village, Siddique has no one to call his own except the Imam of the mosque. Siddiq goes to tell him, but can't say anything out of fear and shame. What will Siddique do with this body?

Tumor? Humor? Poor thing? Or the poison of society? Who are these two 'tumors' that have grown up on social media?

Love, emotions, and the beauty of unspoken connections — Tumi Ami Shudhu brings a heartfelt romantic journey that feels real, warm, and deeply relatable.

The end of the world forces two sisters together, inside a mosquito net, just to live on—but first they must survive each other.

A suicidal film star, meets Bashar, a simple man and discovers the deeper meaning of life through chaos and calmness.

A puppet finds some children to be more healthy and always wash their hands. But the kids are always ignoring and beating him up, and the story progresses.

‘Dui Shaw’ is the modern revival of the mysterious and lurid plots of traditional South Asian folk tales told from generation to generation. A sequel series to ‘Pett Kata Shaw’, Dui Shaw delves into the horrors of the present instead of the folktales of old.

A young man who works as a pizza delivery boy, realizes how his life leads to darkness from a path of light.

In a small beach town in Bangladesh, fearless Ayesha confronts social prohibition and violent opposition from her poverty-ridden family to surf. Like few other youngsters, she and her best friend Sohel are trained by self-made Bangladeshi surfer, Amir. As this unusual surfing enthusiasm gets international attention from surfing community and documentary filmmakers, fund money generates jealousy, squabbles, and power tussles. While surfing brings newfound fame and glory to Sohel, it is the 'prohibited' love for surfing that brings forced marriage and a life of misery for Ayesha. After seeking an extravagant, reckless lifestyle in the capital city, derailed Sohel returns back to Cox's Bazar, where their passion for surfing reunites them and unleashes a new hope for surfing in the small beach town.

The story of the film revolves around Shaan, who, after passing the Bangladesh Civil Service examinations, joins the police force to serve the nation. He is an honest and courageous police officer.