Bangladeshi drama praises fiction writer Cheteshu Mukhopadhyay According to him, the stories of plays in Bangladesh are very nice and sweet. The channels of Bangladesh are not seen in India, but they watch the plays in some way or the other. In the last session of the Dhaka International Literary Festival, Sheikh Hasina said these words in a nice chat with Imdadul Haque Milon, a fictionalist of Bangladesh.
The last session of the Dhaka International Literary Festival was held on Saturday evening in the auditorium of Abdul Karim Sahityabishad of Bangla Academy. In this session, there was no place for Til. Twenty-two percent of the seats stood and enjoyed two fictional folks. Imdadul Haque Milon asks about topics related to the writings, stories, writing about sports, novels, celebrating the centennial of 'Devdas' of Sarat Chandra's 'Devdas'. The discussion gave the audience great pleasure.
Imdadul Haq Milon asked him why his ghosts are so funny. Instead of getting scared, why do they feel friends? Shesendu said, he is personally got Bhutta. So how can he overcome the fear, thinking that he has presented ghosts in a fun way. Apart from this, the child was soft on his mind that no shock was created.
Why does he write about the game of literature? On this question, he said that people of his office think that he is a specialist in sports. But if he does not, he is fond of playing. One time when one of India and Bangladesh played, he wanted to know, 11 Indians on one side and 11 Bengalis on the other. You party of He said that if I win India, I would give a hint, but if I win the Bengali I would be happy to think.
On the various questions of Imdadul Haque Milon, after the memorial, the audience came forward. In reference to the title 'medicine', one viewer asked, how did the feminists accept the text? He said, 'Feminists arranged to beat me almost as it thought of anti-women writings. I apologize. In this post, I wanted to show the union of husband and wife. To do that, I had to adopt a slightly curved path. The girls insult me enough. There was a procession against me, but it did not last long. Now I do not write anything like that. I have become a good boy. '
Why is not the importance of the writers of Bangladesh in West Bengal? Responding to a question from one of the visitors, Shekedu said, Milon's writings have got importance here. But we do not read any of the many of us there. The real thing is, the reader is decreasing. But not everywhere. And there is nothing to be sad about it. I think all writers of Bangladesh will be respected gradually. The TV channels here are not shown in India. But they are seen on YouTube. But I have seen the plays of Bangladesh in YouTube. These conversations will gradually increase. Have a little patience Cultural things can not be forced. It will be accepted once to do good. '
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