All 18 Rosy Samad Movies In Order — All The Best (And Worst) Films To Watch Online
Get ready for a cinematic adventure as we dive into the world of Rosy Samad Movies. From thrilling action flicks to heartwarming romantic comedies, Rosy Samad has made a name for herself in the film industry. As we round up her filmography, get ready to unravel the stories that have captured audiences worldwide.
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1. Sangam (1964)
Experience the heartwarming 1964 classic drama “Sangam, “ directed by Zahir Raihan and written by himself. Set amidst the beautiful backdrop of a remote Bengali village, the film follows a group of college students as they embark on an exciting excursion to the island.
2. Jibon Theke Neya (1970)
“Jibon Theke Neya” is a powerful and poignant drama film that explores the complexities of family relationships and the dynamics of political and social power in Bangladesh under the occupation of Pakistan. Set against the backdrop of the language movement and the struggle for liberation, the movie masterfully employs metaphor to symbolize the brutality and oppression that was prevalent under the autocratic rule of Ayub Khan in East Pakistan through the character of an autocratic woman in a single family.
3. Somadhan (1972)
“Somadhan” is a heartwarming comedy-drama set in 1972, about three siblings who lose their parents in a devastating storm. Orphaned Anu, Usha, and Asha embark on an unforgettable journey across a quaint town, searching for food and shelter. Their lives become intertwined with unexpected jobs, misplaced siblings, and newfound friendships, all while navigating the challenges that come with growing up.
4. A River Called Titas (1973)
Dive into the captivating drama of “A River Called Titas” (1973), an Indian-Bangladeshi film directed by the visionary Ritwik Ghatak. With a gripping plot centered around a heartbreaking abduction on the Titas River in Brahmanbaria, Bangladesh, this gripping film invites you on a mesmerizing journey of escape and insanity.
5. Lathial (1975)
“Lathial” is a riveting 1975 Bangladeshi film that delves into the complexities of family relationships. The story revolves around a family with diverse philosophies, leading to disagreements that ignite personal and emotional disputes among its members.
6. Shurjogrohon (1976)
Experience the emotional depth of the 1976 Bangladeshi drama, Shurjogrohon, a poignant tale that resonates with viewers. Written and directed by the talented Abdus Samad, this thought-provoking film explores the intricate and layered complexities of life, love, and human relationships. Featuring the powerful performances of Bobita, Fakrul Hasan Boiragi, and Darashiko, Shurjogrohon immerses you in a world of raw emotion, intense drama, and unforgettable characters.
7. Oshikkhito (1978)
In the heart of Bangladesh’s vibrant culture, “Oshikkhito” tells the powerful story of Manik, a young schoolboy whose life is turned upside down when his father dies in a tragic boat accident. Struggling to put food on the table with his ailing mother, their life takes a terrifying turn when the village head sets his sights on them, sending his henchman to wreak havoc on their lives.
8. Rupali Shaikate (1979)
A captivating and thought-provoking drama, Rupali Shaikate (1979), directed by Alamgir Kabir, showcases the intricacies of human emotions and relationships in the context of rural Bangladesh. The film, set in 1979, explores themes of love, betrayal, and the complexities of life in a small village.
9. Shurjo Shongram (1979)
“Shurjo Shongram, “ an exceptional 1979 Bangladeshi drama film, offers a compelling exploration of family values and the power of dreams. Directed by the talented Abdus Samad and written by him as well, this 2-hour and 20-minute cinematic experience offers an immersive journey into a world of warmth and hope.
10. Sohag Milon (1982)
Sohag Milon, a family drama set in rural Bangladesh, follows the life of a young boy named Sohag. With an intriguing blend of fantasy and reality, the film unfolds as Sohag embarks on a journey of self-discovery and growth while navigating the complexities of family dynamics. This visually captivating movie offers an immersive experience with its heartwarming storyline and memorable performances.
11. Nazma (1983)
Step into the captivating world of “Nazma, “ a 1983 drama-romance film that showcases the unwavering strength of a woman’s love and devotion. Subhash Dutta masterfully directs this engrossing journey as we witness a wife’s unyielding faith in her husband and unbreakable bond with her son. The film delves into themes of smuggling, insanity, murder, while weaving in heartfelt affection and love.
12. Sakal Sandhya (1984)
“Sakal Sandhya, “ set in 1984 and released on November 9th, is a poignant and powerful drama that explores the complexities of life through the personal journeys of its characters. Directed by Subhash Dutta and penned by renowned writers Delwar Jahan Jhantu, Ashish Kumar Loho, and Subhash Dutta, this film offers a fascinating glimpse into the human soul as it navigates through triumphs, heartache, and the pursuit of happiness.
13. Khotipuron (1989)
Khotipuron, a gripping 1989 crime drama directed by Malek Afsari, follows a couple as their tragic fate unfolds. When they unwittingly bear witness to a brutal murder, the couple is brutally murdered in turn.
14. Ghrina (1994)
Ghrina (1994) is a thrilling action film that will keep you on the edge of your seat. This intense 2-hour and 25-minute movie is set in a world where kung fu masters fight for justice. When the leader of a group compels a family to commit suicide, a kung-fu master takes matters into his own hands to avenge the tragic deaths.
15. Ei Ghor Ei Songsar (1995)
“Ei Ghor Ei Songsar, “ a captivating 1995 Bengali family drama, weaves a tale of two brothers who, at the behest of their spouses, embark on distinct paths — one leading to honesty and hardship, the other to corruption. The film, directed by Malek Afsari, offers a poignant exploration of family relationships, loyalty, and the complexities of human nature. Set against the backdrop of Bangladesh, the movie captivates audiences with its compelling narrative, exceptional performances by actors Rosy Samad, Bulbul Ahmed, and Salman Shah, and unforgettable music.
16. Mrityur Mukhe (1998)
In the heart of 1998, “Mrityur Mukhe” (translated in English as “The Mouth of Death”) presents an unforgettable fusion of action and drama, directed by the talented Malek Afsari. Unraveling the untold story of its characters, the movie features the exceptional talents of Ilias Kanchan, Munmun, and Amin Khan, all coming together to portray an unforgettable cinematic experience.
17. Hira Chuni Panna (2000)
Hira Chuni Panna (2000) is a thrilling, action-packed Bangladeshi movie directed by Malek Afsari and written by Malek Afsari, Abu Sayeed Khan, and B. H. Nisan. Set in the year 2000, the film follows the story of Durjoy (played by Amin Khan), a young man trying to retrieve a treasure of jewels from a deceitful antagonist named S. K. Mazumder, portrayed by Wasimul Bari Rajib.
18. Bir Soinik (2003)
“Bir Soinik, “ an action-packed, heart-wrenching drama, takes the audience on a harrowing journey of one man’s quest for justice and revenge. Set in a time of political turmoil, the film follows our protagonist — a dedicated freedom fighter and patriot — as he seeks retribution for the brutal murder of his family. The movie unfolds a tale of loyalty, love, and resilience amidst the backdrop of kidnapping and violence.
