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Chhutir Ghonta
Chhutir Ghonta (transl. When the bell rang') is a 1980 Bangladeshi drama film written and directed by Azizur Rahman. It stars Razzak, Shabana, Sujata and Master Sumon in the lead.
It is based on the true story of a twelve-year-old school boy named Khokon in Bangladesh, who starved to death after the washroom he was in was mistakenly closed by the caretaker the day before the Muslim vacation Eid-ul-Azha started. The boy was found dead after the vacation was over.
The film opens in a mental asylum. At the beginning of the day, a man starts ringing a bell, which infuriates one of the patients, Abbas Mia. After he gets injured by a guard for yelling in an effort to stop the ringing, he gets healed by a doctor who is new to the asylum, and he asks him why he yells every time the bell rings. After which, Abbas Mia starts to tell him a story.
Many years ago, when Abbas Mia was the caretaker of Nilgiri Multipurpose High School, there was a boy named Khokon. While Khokon's mother loves her son as she mourns over the loss of her husband. Khokon is generally loved by the students, teachers, the pickle seller and especially Abbas Mia. Since the Muslim vacation Eid-ul-Azha is approaching, Khokon plans to meet his maternal grandfather. However, his maternal grandfather arrives early, and he, Khokon, and his mother go shopping. Khokon later sees an advertisement for a magic show and asks his mother if he can go and see it, and it goes well.
At the end of the school day, when Eid al Adha holidays begin, Khokon waits for his car to pick him up, but since it arrives late, he goes to the washroom, but accidentally gets locked in by Abbas Mia. Initially thinking that his friends had played some sort of prank on him, Khokon eventually realizes that he has been accidentally locked in the washroom and that everyone has already left the school. Meanwhile, at home, Khokon's mother is notified that Khokon hasn't returned from school, and, becoming scared about this, Khokon's mother checks Khokon's friend's house, and notifies Abbas Mia about this, and so they check more places, including the hospital, but aren't able to find Khokon.
Khokon's mother, alongside Abbas Mia, notifies the police, and an announcement is made on the speakers of a car, but Khokon knows that as long as no one checks the school or hears his screams, he won't be found. He eventually starts drinking water from the tap and eats the lunch his mother made for him earlier; he even writes messages on the walls of the bathroom in case he dies before being saved.
Eventually, Khokon finds a small window on the very high of the washroom, and although he tries very hard to get up, he unfortunately falls, injuring himself. But then Khokon has an idea, he takes out his notebook and writes a letter down explaining that he's trapped in the washroom, and then crumples the note up, and throws it out the window, hoping that someone will find the letter and save Khokon.
Days later, Khokon tries to drink the water from the tap, but the water has seemingly run out. He then finds some water above a toilet and attempts to get it, but accidentally flushes it down the toilet. Meanwhile, at home, Khokon's mother has stopped eating over the grief of his son being lost. In a weird coincidence, Abbas Mia dreams about Khokon being locked in the school bathroom, and so he wakes up and dashes to the school's principal and asks for the keys. However, when he tells the principal why he needs them, the principal tells him that he only dreamed of this because he loved the boy so much.
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Chhutir Ghonta
Chhutir Ghonta (transl. When the bell rang') is a 1980 Bangladeshi drama film written and directed by Azizur Rahman. It stars Razzak, Shabana, Sujata and Master Sumon in the lead.
It is based on the true story of a twelve-year-old school boy named Khokon in Bangladesh, who starved to death after the washroom he was in was mistakenly closed by the caretaker the day before the Muslim vacation Eid-ul-Azha started. The boy was found dead after the vacation was over.
The film opens in a mental asylum. At the beginning of the day, a man starts ringing a bell, which infuriates one of the patients, Abbas Mia. After he gets injured by a guard for yelling in an effort to stop the ringing, he gets healed by a doctor who is new to the asylum, and he asks him why he yells every time the bell rings. After which, Abbas Mia starts to tell him a story.
Many years ago, when Abbas Mia was the caretaker of Nilgiri Multipurpose High School, there was a boy named Khokon. While Khokon's mother loves her son as she mourns over the loss of her husband. Khokon is generally loved by the students, teachers, the pickle seller and especially Abbas Mia. Since the Muslim vacation Eid-ul-Azha is approaching, Khokon plans to meet his maternal grandfather. However, his maternal grandfather arrives early, and he, Khokon, and his mother go shopping. Khokon later sees an advertisement for a magic show and asks his mother if he can go and see it, and it goes well.
At the end of the school day, when Eid al Adha holidays begin, Khokon waits for his car to pick him up, but since it arrives late, he goes to the washroom, but accidentally gets locked in by Abbas Mia. Initially thinking that his friends had played some sort of prank on him, Khokon eventually realizes that he has been accidentally locked in the washroom and that everyone has already left the school. Meanwhile, at home, Khokon's mother is notified that Khokon hasn't returned from school, and, becoming scared about this, Khokon's mother checks Khokon's friend's house, and notifies Abbas Mia about this, and so they check more places, including the hospital, but aren't able to find Khokon.
Khokon's mother, alongside Abbas Mia, notifies the police, and an announcement is made on the speakers of a car, but Khokon knows that as long as no one checks the school or hears his screams, he won't be found. He eventually starts drinking water from the tap and eats the lunch his mother made for him earlier; he even writes messages on the walls of the bathroom in case he dies before being saved.
Eventually, Khokon finds a small window on the very high of the washroom, and although he tries very hard to get up, he unfortunately falls, injuring himself. But then Khokon has an idea, he takes out his notebook and writes a letter down explaining that he's trapped in the washroom, and then crumples the note up, and throws it out the window, hoping that someone will find the letter and save Khokon.
Days later, Khokon tries to drink the water from the tap, but the water has seemingly run out. He then finds some water above a toilet and attempts to get it, but accidentally flushes it down the toilet. Meanwhile, at home, Khokon's mother has stopped eating over the grief of his son being lost. In a weird coincidence, Abbas Mia dreams about Khokon being locked in the school bathroom, and so he wakes up and dashes to the school's principal and asks for the keys. However, when he tells the principal why he needs them, the principal tells him that he only dreamed of this because he loved the boy so much.