PoraMon

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PoraMon

Theatrical poster
Directed by Jakir Hossain Raju
Produced by Abdul Aziz
Shish Manwer
Written by Farzana
Starring Mahiya Mahi
Symon
Anisur Rahman Milon
Misha Sawdhagor
Shiba shanu
Music by Shafiq Tuhin
Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul
Editing by Towhid Hossain Chowdhury
Studio Jaaz Multimedia
Distributed by Jaaz Multimedia
Release dates 14 June 2013
Running time 145 minutes
Country Bangladesh
Language Bangla
Budget ৳ 2 crore
Box office ৳ 6.5 crore

PoraMon (Bangla পোড়ামন)[1] is a 2013 Bangladeshi Bangla romantic drama film directed by Jakir Hossain Raju and written by Farzana. distributed by Jaaz Multimedia. it stars Mahiya Mahi & Symon in the lead roles.It's also a blockbuster hit film in 2013 that touches hearts of common audiences.[2][3]

Plot

‘Sujon’ is a reckless boy of ‘Sundorpur’. But his father becomes addicted in gambling, which change his life. He started working as a helper of “Chander Gari”. There he meets with ‘Pori’ and in time they fall in love with each other. But Pori’s mother is not happy about this and she fixes Pori’s marriage in another place, which makes Sujon unhappy. He becomes furious destroys Pori’s mother cake shop. Pori’s mother tries to kill Sujon with a sharp weapon but the villagers stop her. So Pori’s mother complains against Sujon in the nearest police station and they arrest Sujon. The police officer Abid likes him which makes it easy for Sujon to flee from the station. Sujon goes to stop the wedding and escape into the forest with Pori. Abid starts to look for them. But in one situation Sujon rescues Abid from danger and saves Abids life. So Abid promises to make their marriage to be happened. And by time the story flows in more excitement. To know it keep your eyes on this website and enjoy the movie in big sscreen…

Cast

  • Mahiya Mahi as Pori
  • Symon as Sujon
  • Anisur Rahman Milon as Abid
  • Bipasha as Mukti
  • Ali Raj as Sujon's father
  • Munira Mithu as Pori's mother
  • Rehana Joli
  • Sharika as Little Pori
  • Prachurjo as Little Sujon
  • Misha Sowdhagor
  • Shiva Shanu

References


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