Chitra Nadir Pare

　　Chitra Nadir pare is a repeat of madhumathi in many areas.This movie is again about the political/social changes of bangladesh on a village.It talks about how that small village changes and makes life for the minority community unbearable.
　　This movie tells the story of a Hindu lawyer Shashikanta Sengupta living in the remote village of narail situated on the banks of river Chitra.Shashikanta unlike other hindus who are fleeing the country believes that bangladesh belongs to him as much as to the muslims and stays in the village. He stands his ground even after lot of pressure. The political changes of the country reflect in the village too, things in the village get worse for hindu's. What happens to the family is the climax.
　　This one also has poor production values and is little amateur. But this movie shows the maturity of the director tanvir mokammel. Compared to madhumathi, this is a better one. After seeing so many indian movies which show the majority hindu's in bad light.It was interesting to see a stories where hindu's are minorities.
　　Tanvir mokhmmel does a Ghatak style movie which talks about the longing for home and the pain of partition. This one is a slow moving type movie which test your patience at times.
　　The movie again faced trouble at the bangladesh censor board and later went on to win many awards including the best picture/direction,story in 1999.