The movie is about the philosophical journey of a writer. While talking about story of the movie, director said that the plot revolves around Emon, who has paper business but secretly wants to become a famous writer. As the film progresses, faced with writer’s block, the writer stumbles on an old book in which he finds a comment that reads, “if you’re struggling to put your thoughts down on paper, go back to where you started.” Decided on following that advice, Emon returns to his village after 16 years and meets the person who had inspired his love of writing he was young. The writer later falls in love with Renu (played by Airin) before the movie takes an unexpected turn.
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Ali Zulfikar Zahedi
1 ReviewKagoj - The Paper” is a Bengali film directed and written by Ali Zulfikar Zahedi. It’s a mystery thriller that delves into the philosophical journey of a writer and explores how his creations impact society and individuals1. The film was released on December 23, 2022, in Bangladesh and has received an IMDb rating of 8.8/101. The story follows Emon Ahmed, portrayed by Mamnun Hasan Emon, a writer who draws inspiration from his experiences and the events around him. Emon’s journey begins in his village, where his uncle, played by Shahiduzzaman Selim, serves as his muse, sharing stories that captivate the young writer. Emon’s cousin, Renu, played by Airin Sultana, harbors deep affection for him, admiring his talent for crafting stories and poetry1. Seeking fame, Emon publishes his uncle’s novel under his own name and achieves stardom. However, this act of plagiarism haunts him, leading to a series of events that culminate in a tragic twist. After years in Dhaka, Emon returns to his village to reconcile his past actions, only to find that his uncle has passed away. Reuniting with Renu, they rekindle their relationship, but the next morning, Renu discovers Emon dead beside her, turning her world upside down1. “Kagoj” has been praised as a classical film from Bangladesh, highlighting the rise and fall of an artist and the intricate connections with those around him1. It’s a psychological drama that has resonated with audiences and critics alike, earning accolades for its storytelling and performances.