‘Hajot’ completes shooting amid the pandemic
“Hajot” is about a man and his sense of guilt - for a crime he committed, unbeknownst to everybody.
"Hajot," a Bangla film directed by Juboraj Shamim, was shot in only 16 days amid the coronavirus pandemic. Shamim penned the story and screenplay himself.
Earlier, the director made a crowdfunded film named "Adeem." However, it was never released in cinema halls.
"Hajot" is about a man and his sense of guilt - for a crime he committed, unbeknownst to everybody. The lead character is named Sadek.
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The director said 'Hajot" was shot during the pandemic, but precautions and social distancing were ensured for the shooting unit.
"The film is primarily about the character of Sadek; a few supporting actors were there as well," said Shamim. The unit consisted of four actors.
Sadek, Dulali, Shohagi, Swapan and Badshah acted in the film.
