Tanvir Mokammel

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Tanvir Mokammel (Bangla: তানভীর মোকাম্মেল) (b 1955) is a Bangladeshi film director. He earned a Masters degree in English Literature at Dhaka University, then worked with the Communist Party of Bangladesh. His filmmaking career started in 1984 with a short film and then took off in the 1990’s.

[edit] Filmography

  • Hooliya (1984)
  • Ekti Golir Atyakahini (1993)
  • A River Named Modhumati (1995)
  • Swapnar School (1996)
  • Chitra Nodir Pare (1999), also spelled as Chitra Nadir Pare
  • A Tree Without Roots (2001), based on Lalsalu written by Syed Waliullah
  • Lalon (film) (2004), based on the life of Lalon


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