Entertainment Desk : dhakamirror.com
“Ittadi” highlights the concerns of everyday people. It combines culture, music, and history for an educational and enjoyable experience.
This episode is set in Bagerhat, famous for its historical sites and as a gateway to the Sundarbans.
The stage design features equipment from ships and ports at Mongla, along the Pashur River.
The show opens with a dance and a song about Bagerhat, created by Moniruzzaman Palash. Over a hundred dancers from local schools participated in the opening performance. The song was performed by Rajeev, Ayan Chakladar, Tanzina Ruma, and Emeli.
Hanif Sanket composed the music, with arrangements by Mehdi.
Local artists Nasir and Sanjida Rimi contributed, with lyrics by Kabir Bakul and music by Kishore Das.
A Q&A session selects three audience members, and folk musician Nikhil Krishna Majumder joins the event with his students.
This episode presents an in-depth look at Bagerhat. It includes information about the Sundarbans and Mongla sea port.
The report showcases various tourist spots and attractions in Bagerhat. Historical artifacts and landmarks in the region are also discussed.
Notable locations linked to Hazrat Khan Jahan are mentioned.
The Sundarbans is a primary source of employment for Dhangmari village residents. Some people risk entering the forest for resources like fish and honey, despite restrictions.
Entering the Sundarbans poses significant dangers, with some fatalities reported. An investigative report has documented these risks.
The foreign section of the show includes informational reports about the Grand Canyon, which is located in the northern part of the US state of Arizona.
The show will air on Bangladesh television (BTV and BTV World) on November 29th, Friday, after Bangla news at 8 pm.
