Monpura - The Film

Film Review -

This nine-song soundtrack compilation poignantly paints an emotional canvas of the free-spirited romantic rural life. The music essentially captures the sound, smell, taste, love, treachery and simplicity of rural Bengal and listening to the CD, you will be able to feel the fragrance of immense green and the splash of river water. The film apparently is set in a backwater ountryside – an island called Monpura, where a shy, nervous and humble man called Shonai is a character who only experiences betrayal in life for his modest attitude and genuine love for a fisherman’s daughter Pori. The main theme music for the film is a flute-influenced piece that lurks on the film with mournful and melancholy sound - to perfectly capture the solemn and earnest gaffes of the countryside that surrounds Shonai and Pori.Their tough life is aptly illustrated in the songs Nidhua Pathare 1, 2 and 3, Jao Pakhi Bolo Tarey 1 and 2, the immortal Shonar Moina Pakhi, Agey Jodi Jantam, and Shonai Hai Haire. Kudos to the fantastic musicians – the overall music arrangement and direction by Ornob while the song composition and lyrics of Jao Pakhi Bolo Tarey and Agey Jodi Jantam was fabulously done by the very talented Krishnokoli. The duets she sang with Chandana Majumder and Chanchal Chowdhury is heavy with voices that will penetrate your senses. Momtaz singing Agey Jodi Jantam, with a range of emotions and musical acumen, that narrates the story of the love struck Pori, sounds brilliant. It is not only the voice but the music is so intense that it creates an environment from where it is very difficult to come out. Although the musical arrang-ement of the song Shonar Moina Pakhi could not have been any better, most fans believe that the vocal notes in the song could have been prolonged at some points, for example during the chorus, to capture that warm folk-ish ripples of emotion ones, Ornob is best at. The amazing mixture of the songs is a distinct genre that consists of both eastern and western instruments, elegantly tracing their roots to traditional folk. Moreover, when noted actor Fazlur Rahman Babu sings Nidhua Pathare 1 & 3 and Shonai Hai Haire, you can feel a sombre chill climb up your spine and your heart feels the pain of a fictional character Shonai, whom you have never met before.

(Review from facebook group)

Download the exclusive songs of the film - Monpura from the following links (Courtesy : http://banglaobangali.net/ ). A great music composition by Ornob. Taste the songs.

1. Nithua pathare - 1 (Fazlur Rahman Babu)

2. Jao pakhi bolo tare - 1 (Chandana Mazumder & Krishnokoli Islam)

3. Shonar moyna pakhi (Ornob)

4. Nithua pathare - 2 (Krishnokoli Islam & Chanchal Chowdhury)

5. Shonai hay hayre (Fazlur Rahman Babu)

6. Jao pakhi bolo tare - 2 (Krishnokoli Islam )

7. Nithua pathare - 3 (Fazlur Rahman Babu)

8. Age jodi jantam (Mamtaz)

9. Sound track (Selected)

Resident Evil

I have dreamt an interesting dream last night. I saw Dhaka City has attacked by the evils and almost everyone has infected by them. Who are not infected, are hiding in different places. Some of my friends and me, are also hiding in our home. But 2 evils saw us & try to bite us. Somehow, we made them senseless. But after one day, one of my friend wake them up & again they came to hurt us. Then I made some fire & killed them! & ...wake up from sleep! :D

The Rain

It has been rainig outside. The falling rain water sounds so nice. I like to watch rain, feel rain. About few years left that I didn't get wet in rain. I always dream to have a rainy day, when I'll get wet in rain with my loving one.
But sometimes, rain disturbs me a lot while I have to walk through the rough street of Dhaka. It was just disgusting.
When I was in school, rain came to me with a funny pleasure. I did not go to school. But I like school (not in rainy day!).
The taste of Khichuri & egg mumlet in a rainy day... just fantastic!
Sometimes rain comes through my eyes. My lonely moments, my memories sometimes feel my eyes - it's raining...

Facebook

I was waiting for a long days to open a facebook account. I was not interested here. But my friends inspired me. Unfortunately, when I have signed-up there, I could not find my friends yet.

This is a fine social networking & obviously famous in Bangladesh. Anisul Haque - famous Bangladeshi writer has written a TV Drama script on facebook, which will telecast in the upcoming Eid TV program.

I like this networking. It helps to meet different peoples of different tastes.

Hopefully, I can find my friends there soon... :)

The first ray...

From the very first spot light of the sun, I am going to introduce myself. I am Rudro Hassan, a very simple boy (actually I want to live simply). I live in Dhaka city, the capital of Bangladesh, my birth place. I am now graduating in a public university. Hopefully I'll complete that within next 1.8 years.
I love dreaming. I want to make my good dreams true within my works.
I dream to have a green empty island, where I'll make gossip with my loving one for whole night & will walk through the shore when the sun gives its first ray...