Asaduzzaman Noor, Azad Abul Kalam, and Shatabdi Wadud have joined forces for a new radio drama called "Jibon Joyer Golpo." This initiative by Bangladesh Betar aims to bring back the nostalgia of radio entertainment.
The drama, consisting of six episodes, is created by the Population, Health, and Nutrition Division of Bangladesh Betar. Penned by Tarik Monjur and produced by Sayeda Ferdousi Jatri, "Jibon Joyer Golpo" promises to captivate listeners with its informative and socially conscious storyline.
The plot revolves around a farmer named Azad Abul Kalam who discovers a brass pot in the land of village chairman Shatabdi Wadud. Rumors spread about hidden treasure inside the pot, leading to an investigation by local newspaper editor Asaduzzaman Noor and journalist Taniya. However, the truth turns out to be far from what was expected, delving into themes of hope, disappointment, and rural life complexities.
Listeners can expect an immersive experience filled with intrigue and suspense as they follow the unfolding story of "Jibon Joyer Golpo" on Bangladesh Betar.
