The TBH Desk
Azmeri Haque Badhon, film star of Bangladesh has demonstrated her versatility in roles, from Rehana in ‘Rehana Maryam Noor’ to Muskan Zuberi in ‘Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Ashenni,’ and from Sultana in ‘Guti’ to Heena Rehman in ‘Khufiya.’ Each character has contributed to her growth as an actress.
Badhon has commenced shooting for ‘Esha Murder: Kormofol.’ The film is female-centric, with Badhon portraying the role of a police officer. The second phase of shooting for ‘Esha Murder’ began on December 18.
‘I have been taking challenges in female-centric roles since I played ‘Rehana’. There was a time when our producers and directors used to think why a woman would be the protagonist!”
“I have shown it through my journey from ‘Rehana’ to ‘Heena’. The characters have been well received by the audience. But the producers here are scared to take risks,” Badhon lamented.
She believes that the audience wants to see better stories now. If that can be ensured, there remains no more complains about the character. Because, it’s not like that female-centric characters mean you have to highlight only the struggle of a woman.
Real-life murder stories share the commonality of being acts of homicide and even horror stories simply because of these incidents actually taking place. Amidst the multitude of murders, a distinctive personal tale of homicide is set to surface in the latest project, says Sunny Sanwar, the director of the film
Sanwar, the astute police officer and director of “Mission Extreme”, “Black War” and “Dhaka Attack” cast Azmeri Haque Badhan and Puja Cruze to be portraying crucial roles in the film “Esha Murder”. Actors including Misha Sawdagar, Shahiduzzaman Selim, Sumit Sengupta, Shatabdi Wadud, Sharif Siraj, Nibir Adnan Nahid, Sushama Sarker, and many others will also star in the film.