Riaz in role of ‘Tajuddin’

Actor Riaz could not take part in the shooting of the film 'Bangabandhu' due to being attacked by Corona, everyone knew that. As it turned out Wednesday, this information is partially true. Riaz has taken part in two shootings in Mumbai, in the first phase from February 5 to 6 and in the second phase from February 23 to March 10. However, he was supposed to go to Mumbai on March 31 in the third phase. Just two days before this, you can know that he is Covid-19 positive. As a result, it was not possible to go. He told the media for the first time that he took part in the shooting of 'Bangabandhu' in a conversation on Tuesday afternoon.

Riaz is playing the role of Tajuddin Ahmed in 'Bangabandhu'. Ferdous was supposed to do the character in the beginning. But due to the ban on entry into India, there was no opportunity to do the job in the end. Riaz said the experience of shooting for the film 'Bangabandhu' in Mumbai was quite pleasant. He said the whole system of work is amazing. The scene was filmed with 1200 artists at once, but the atmosphere was very orderly. The artist's call time means call time, not a second.

Riaz also has experience shooting with Indian crew.  However, this time the environment is different, the range is much larger. 

That is why there are some differences between the shooting of Bangladesh and India. Riaz said, “The first difference seems to be, we can’t think big. Budget is also a big factor here. Because he is not used to it, even if he gives the budget again, he cannot use it properly. Becomes confused. I had a different experience during the whole shooting. They know exactly what they want to do. Everything is pre-set, done according to plan. There is so much to learn from the extraordinary combination that exists in each section of the film. The professional unit works professionally.”