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The director of the Bangladesh-Iran co-production film “Din: The Day,” Iranian filmmaker Morteza Atashzamzam, has chosen to file a lawsuit against Ananta Jalil, who plays the lead role, alleging violation of contract.
On his Instagram post, the director disclosed the news.
“Ananta Jalil has breached the contract by distorting my creation. The name of the movie was supposed to be ‘Day” but he didn’t use it. I was the main and major producer but he continued the production in his own way, by his own content and form and shapes,” the post read.
“I will be suing Ananta Jalil and register a complaint against him to the court in Tehran, Iran and follow up by an international lawyer to the court in Bangladesh.”
Morteza Atashzamzam also revealed that he would be revealing the original contract in public and the main budget of the film.
“It’s time for Ananta Jalil to pay back his debt to the Iranian team. The legal prosecution will reveal the whole truth in due time,” the post concluded.
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Ananta Jalil definitely knows how to make headlines. And this time he made headlines for a good reason.The film star has decided to sell his personal belongings to help underprivileged children as part of a fundraising campaign jointly organised by Jaago Foundation, Bikroy.con and Nakshikantha.
The campaign, titled #DeemParbeNa, is urging celebrities to sell their personal belongings and donate the proceedings to help give the children education and a better life.
Ananta, instead of himself choosing the goods for sale, has left the decision up to his fans, asking them to tell him what good(s) of his they want to be sold for the cause.
‘I will be pleased to donate my belongings for underprivileged children, who belong to the lowest stratum of society and deserve a better life. I hope that with the proceedings some of them will be able to enjoy a better Eid festival this year,’ Ananta Jalil told New Age.
Fans can send their suggestions to competition@bikroy.com, or reply directly to the post on Bikroy.com’s Facebook page. Jalil will review the suggestions and make his decisions accordingly.
The items will be sold on Bikroy.com and the money collected that way will be donated to the fund of Jaago Foundation, a youth volunteers’ organisation.
-With New Age input
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