On the occasion of the 103rd birth anniversary of the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and the National Children’s Day, Bangladesh’s first feature length animation film ‘Mujib Amar Pita’ based on Bangabandhu’s biography has been screened at TSC, Dhaka University.
State Minister for Information and Communication Technology Junaid Ahmed Palak officially inaugurated the exhibition as the chief guest on Friday (March 17). Organized by Dhaka University Film Council.
The information and communication technology department produced this animation movie based on the writings of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina with the aim of conveying the story of Bangabandhu’s life to the new generation.
In the pre-exhibition rally, State Minister Junaid Ahmed Palak said, the protesting youth of Tungipara became a symbol of hope and aspiration of the people of a country, a dreamer of freedom, a great hero of history. A phase of progress along the path of Mahasangram, up to the language movement of 1952 is presented in this film. By watching the film, everyone including children and teenagers will learn about Bangabandhu’s life, ideals and philosophy and reflect on their own lives.
Leaders and activists of Chhatra League and Dhaka University Film Sangsad were present at the event. Children, teenagers, students and parents enjoy the movie.
On the other hand, the secretary of the ICT department. Samsul Arefin paid tribute to Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman at 32 Dhanmondi this morning on the occasion of the 103rd birth anniversary and National Children’s Day by placing a wreath at the portrait of the Father of the Nation. The officers and employees of the department were present at this time.
