'Black' is releasing in 80 theaters in Bangladesh today.

The Dhaka Times Desk India-Bangladesh co-production 'Black' starring Sohan-Mim is releasing in 80 theaters in Bangladesh today.

After crossing many hurdles, finally today (Friday) in the theaters of Bangladesh, the much talked about movie 'Black' is being released in Bangladesh. The film will be released in 80 theaters in Bangladesh. 'Black' is a joint production of Bangladesh and India and is jointly directed by Kamal Kibria Lipu and Raja Chand. 'Black' released on November 27 in Kolkata. Bangladesh was also supposed to be released on the same date. But due to government guidelines, it was no longer possible. The film is jointly produced by Kibria Films and Daag Creative Media.

The co-production film 'Black' has been marred by problems since its inception. It was alleged that the film policy prevailing in the country had been submitted to the censors without respecting the principle of co-production. On the other hand, producer-director Kamal Mohammad Kibria Lipu filed a case against Rana Sarkar of Kolkata producer Dag Creative Media for breaking the contract to release the film.

Film experts say that this 'Black' is a Kolkata film under the guise of a joint production of two Bengals. An attempt is being made to give the film a level of Dhaka film by signing Bangladeshi Vidya Sinha Mim opposite Soham. Lipu didn't notice it, and Mim, the heroine of the film, couldn't notice it either. Because he couldn't do it, he got busy with the promotion of the film 'Black', without understanding anything. Meanwhile, Kamal Mohammad Kibria Lipu has become a victim of fraud.

In fact, what is new in this 'black' film? Kamal Kibria Lipur said, there is nothing special in the film. It is like ten other films. But the audience will like the location of the film. Because the location required in the story of the film, they have done that. According to him, the story of the film is good, the making is also good. The audience will get some new things in the making. The story of this film is not taken from any other film.

In the film 'Black', Vidya Sinha Mim of Bangladesh and Soham Chakraborty of Upper Bengal played the lead roles. This is the first time that the audience of this country will be able to see Soham, an actor from Upper Bengal, in the theaters of Bangladesh.