Shot at Hardinge Bridge in Pabna, 'Ettadi' will go on air on September 29

The Dhaka Times Desk Popular magazine program 'etc' covers history, heritage, civilization, culture, tourism and sightseeing. Now shot at Hardinge Bridge in Pabna, 'Ettadi' will be aired on September 29.

This episode of the popular magazine program 'Etiyadi' was shot at the traditional Hardinge Bridge Point, Asia's largest railway bridge, the only century-old steel-built railway bridge in our country, situated in Ishwardi, Pabna district.

The show will be simulcast on BTV and BTV World on September 29 (Friday) after Bangla Sangbad at 8 pm. This episode of Roots Finder Etc also has an informative report on Pabna's history, heritage and heroine Suchitra Sen. Suchitra Sen was born, grew up and studied in Pabna.

This edition also has an exemplary report on Badsha Molla, a dedicated agriculturist of Jagannathpur village in Bara upazila of Pabna. Badshah Mollah, who is passionate about agriculture, goes to every house of the village for free with his limited resources and helps in sowing the seeds. The garden of almost every house in the village is filled with various vegetables from his seeds. This edition also contains investigative reports on the traditional Pabna mental hospital. Foreign reports are more regularly organized. There are two original songs in this episode. A song was sung by Pabna's own son Bappa Majumdar and his troupe.

This time etc. also has another Kriti artist from Pabna, renowned actor Chanchal Chowdhury who has sung a song about the feelings of emotional relationships of mothers, sisters, friends and loved ones. In this audience phase, 6 viewers were selected from among thousands of viewers through question and answer around Pabna. Two more accomplished artists from Pabna - theater couple Vrindavan Das and Shahnaz Khushi - participated in the 2nd episode along with the selected audience.