The Dhaka Times Desk Shahrukh Khan starrer 'May Hoo Na' was shot in 2004 at St. Paul's School in Darjeeling, India. There, Bobby went to the shooting of the film 'Bijli' in Bangladesh.
After Shah Rukh Khan starrer 'May Hoo Na', this school's status among movie lovers has increased a lot. Several Bollywood films have also been shot here. However, this is the first time that a Bangladeshi film has been shot at St. Paul's School.
Director Iftekhar Chowdhury shot the Bangladeshi film 'Bijli' in the premises of St. Paul's School located in Darjeeling, India. Kolkata model and actor Ranveer is opposite actress Bobby in 'Bijli'. After completing the shooting of the first lot in Darjeeling, heroine Bobby has returned home.
Talking about the shooting at St. Paul's School, Bobby said, 'There is a need for a story to shoot at this school. However, I had to face a lot of problems to shoot. Had to pick up speed as the weather was a bit unfavorable. Everyone had to wake up at 4 am. Due to lack of light, the shooting had to be completed in the morning. The irony of the rain was there.'
On April 23, the Maharat of the film 'Bijli' produced under the banner of Bobby's own production Bobstar Films was held at a five-star hotel in the capital. Under the leadership of director Iftekhar Chowdhury, the entire unit of the film flew to Kolkata on April 27. Two days later he went to Darjeeling. They returned to Kolkata on May 9 after shooting at St. Paul's school premises.
The shooting of the second lot of 'Bijli' directed by Iftekhar Chowdhury will begin soon in different locations of Gazipur including the capital Dhaka.
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