Mosharraf Karim's 'Hubba' falls prey to piracy
The Tollywood film "Hubba", featuring Mosharraf Karim, was released simultaneously in Dhaka and Kolkata on Friday. Since its release, the movie gained mixed response from cinema-goers.
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The Tollywood film "Hubba", featuring Mosharraf Karim, was released simultaneously in Dhaka and Kolkata on Friday. Since its release, the movie gained mixed response from cinema-goers.
Three Bangla films involving Indian director, Bratya Basu’s directorial, “Hubba”, Chayanika Chowdhury’s “Kagojer Bou” and Mehedi Hasan’s “Shesh Bazi” have been released to theatres all across the country today – after a stale three weeks of the new year.
Renowned Bangladeshi actor Mosharraf Karim's much-anticipated film, “Hubba” directed by Bratya Basu, has obtained uncensored clearance in Bangladesh, paving the way for its simultaneous release in both Kolkata and Bangladesh on January 19.
Contrary to the previous scene, a new development unfolded yesterday as posters and banners of “Hubba” adorned Kolkata Metro Rail.
In a cinematic rendezvous between Kolkata and Bangladesh, the film “Hubba”, directed by Bratya Basu, is set to captivate audiences on January 19. Notably, the movie features acclaimed Bangladeshi actor Mosharraf Karim alongside talents like Indraneil Sengupta, Sraboni Das, and Soumik Haldar amongst others.