Eid pictures are also alleged to be fake!

The Dhaka Times Desk Forgery is now a matter of credit. Especially Hindi, English and Tamil movies are being copied more and more now. This time two pictures given to the censor for Eid have been accused of forgery.

The issue of counterfeiting in Dhaka cinema is not new. Producers and directors are dubbing Hindi, Tamil, Telugu and sometimes English films to get back the invested money easily. But because of these selfish people, we are losing our country's culture and traditions of our country's films.

Bengali films of our country are already in a very bad position. After that, the bell of the native culture is playing on the fake picture. Cinema halls in the country are already closing due to satellite. Still, the initiative taken by some of the talented producers of the country to re-engage the audience by making some good films is completely wasted due to these fake films. Due to which the audience is turning away to watch those fake pictures. Losing interest.

The film 'Hero the Superstar' starring and produced by Shakib Khan was released last Eid. Many gossips were heard before the release, but after the release, the carbon copy of the Telugu 'Rebel' movie 'Hero the Superstar' was seen. After being caught in the act, Shakib fell silent. At that time, when there was a big controversy about him, he moved to Kolkata.

Lately again Tamil films are being copied more. Because Bangladeshi viewers watch Hindi and English movies more. No one watches Tamil films very much. That's why Tamil movies are being copied more.

Recently another film 'Banglar Fatakest' submitted to the cinema censor. But the Censor Board blocked the film due to fake allegations. There have also been allegations of counterfeiting of two more awaited movies. Two movies are scheduled to be released on the upcoming Eid al-Adha. And there are many rumors going on among the people of Kakrail, the famous movie district.

One is that the movie 'Warning' directed by Safi Uddin Safi is a copy of the two Tamil movies 'Ramana' released in 2002 and 'Citizen' in 2001.

Another movie 'Hitman' starring Shakib Khan and directed by Wazed Ali Suman is also a carbon copy of the 2012 Tamil movie 'Vitai'.

If this situation continues then the people concerned with it are worried about the future of this country's films.