‘Bandhabh’ movie release date announced, coming on February 21st!

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Published: 01:50 12 February 2025
Sujan Barua’s film ‘Bandhabh’ is finally being released in the country’s theaters. It is reported that the movie will be released on February 21st, International Mother Language Day. Producer Anup Barua said that the release date has been set after a long wait after the movie got censored.
‘Bandhabh’ is a film based on an original story, which depicts the life of an unidentified child. The story of the child found in a dustbin full of garbage is the centerpiece of the movie. The lead role of the film is played by Mou Khan, who says, “I have rediscovered myself in this movie. For the first time, I have tried to think of myself not as a heroine, but as an actress. The whole journey was challenging, but I am very excited about the release date.”
Apart from this, Gazi Rakait, Joy Raj, Sumin Sengupta, Habib Khan and many others have played other roles in the movie.
The movie 'Bandhabh' is ready for release and final preparations have been made for February 21st to further increase the interest of the audience.
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