From Dhaka to World Countries: The Global Journey of Bangladeshi Films

This 2025 has been a marvelous year for the Bangladeshi film industry.
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Dhallywood movies have made a historic statement on the international stage that their movies define their growth both regionally and internationally. And it has been proven with the firm establishment through their movies that are critically acclaimed and honored at diverse international events held in 2025. The powerful reason behind this evident success are the bold mix of authentic storytelling, artistic innovation and social realism. Their hefty participation in the festivals that are held across the regions including Europe, Canada, and Americas, ensures the potential of a Bangladeshi film beyond the borders.

The recent buzz in the row of their global milestone is the most significant award ‘Audience Award’ which has been bagged successfully by the 2024 Bangladeshi crime drama movie ‘Priyo Maloti’ (also known as – Whispers of a Thirsty River) directed by Shankha Dasgupta based on the true events. It is a story of a lower middle class Hindu woman, Maloti Rani Das whose life turns upside down after a tragic fire accident in which she loses her husband. Primarily director, Shankha tries to cater to diverse themes like love, loss and societal challenges faced by women. 

International Awards – 2025

Film TitleDirectorAwardFestival
NirvanaAsif IslamSpecial Jury Award46th Moscow International Film Festival
Special Jury Award17th Eurasia International Film Festival
Jury PrizeGanges-sur-Seine International Film Festival
SaudaFakir BiplobBest International Short Film6th Nepal Cultural International Film Festival
FatimaMohammed Moin Uddin HasanBest Film25th Rainbow International Film Festival
Neel Chokro (Blue Circle)Mithu KhanOfficial Selection (Foreign Language Category)Golden State Film Festival
Priyo MalotiShankha DasguptaAudience Award8th London Bengali Film Festival
FIPRESCI Award for Best Full-Length Feature Film23rd Dhaka International Film Festival
The Wrestler (Boli)Iqbal Hossain ChowdhuryNew Currents Award28th Busan International Film Festival
Nakshi Kanthar JaminAkram KhanBest Feature Film14th Busan Peace Film Festival

Read Also: Triumph in London: ‘Priyo Maloti’ Takes Home Audience Award

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