Tui Jodi Aamar Hoiti Re

Tui Jodi Aamar Hoiti Re
Directed by Uttam Akash
Written by Uttam Akash
Starring Shakib Khan
Ferdous
Moushumi
Pobir Mitro
Rina Khan
Kabila
Music by Imon Saha
Cinematography Akash
Edited by Mizno
Distributed by Anupom
Release dates
2007
Country Bangladesh
Language Bengali

Tui Jodi Aamar Hoiti Re (Bengali: তুই যদি আমার হইতি রে meaning of English: If You are were Mine..?) is a Bangladeshi Bengali-language romantic family drama film. It released in 2007 all over Bangladesh. It was directed and written by Uttam Akash. Tui Jodi Aamar Hoiti Re stars Shakib Khan, Ferdous, Moushumi and many more. It marks the first and so far, the only, time in Dhallywood film history with Moushumi and Shakib Khan as a pair on screen together. It was considered a moderate success at the box office.

Plot

Shakib Khan is a young landlord in an area. One day he saw Moushumi and fell love with her. But Moushumi loves a simple village man named Ferdous. Shakib Khan really desires Moshuimi. Moushumi tried to understand that he is junior to her and she loves another. But Shakib Khan is determined to get her.

For this Shakib Khan picks up Ferdous and destroys his eyes. He then takes Mouishumi to him palace. Moushumi acted love with the landlord Shakib Khan. After time, he understood that it is impossible to own one’s heart by force. The story ends when Shakib Khan gives his eyes to Ferdous and shoots himself. After getting his sight back, Ferdous asks who gave him the eyes and want to see him. The doctor brings him to the dead body of Shakib Khan.[1]

Cast

Crew

Technical details

Music

Soundtrack

Track Song Singers Performers Notes
1 "Tui Jodi Aamar Hoiti Re"[2] Monir Khan Shakib Khan and Mousumi Title song
2 "Bhalobashi bole tumi"[3] Monir Khan, Konok Chapa and Andrew Kishore Shakib Khan, Ferdous and Mousumi
3 "Bondhu amar premer dacter" MoMotaz & Raza Ferdous and Mousumi
4 "Amar preyotoma"[4] Monir Khan and Shakila Zafar Shakib Khan and Mousumi
5 "Chadmukher hashi" Polas and Shoshi Ferdous and Mousumi

References

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