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Feb 8, 2008 · Monpura is an uncomplicated love story. The protagonist of the film, Shonai, is sent to an island called 'Monpura' against his will. Frustrated with unbearable solitaire, Shonai comes across a ...
Released December 21st, 2009, 'Monpura' stars Chanchal Chowdhury, Farhana Mili, Fazlur Rahman Babu, Mamunur Rashid The movie has a runtime of about 2 hr 16 min, and received a user score of 74 ...
My running club, Warrington Road Runners booked the entire restaurant for our Christmas meal. We had 32 in attendance and the team at Monpura worked really hard to provide popadoms, starters and main course very efficiently. The food was really good and Monpura pulled it off! I would certainly recommend eating at Monpura.
Oct 15, 2023 · Manpura Before 2009, Manpura was just another island on the southern edge of the Meghna River in the Bay of Bengal. Thanks to Giasuddin Selim’s Magnum Opus “Manpura” movie, the island came into the limelight. Ever since the blockbuster, there has been a growing interest in Manpura as a new travel destination. Here’s everything you
Apr 28, 2019 · Manpura Island (Monpura Dwip) is an isolated land in Bhola district of Bangladesh. The Dwip is 80km away (Southeast) from the Bhola district Sadar. The island is located at the side of Bay of Bengal and on the bank of Meghna river. This eight hundred years old island is naturally very attractive. The total area of this island is 373 square km ...
Jul 11, 2018 · Epar opar tolpar eka. Jao pakhi bolo tare se je no bhole na more. Shukhe theko bhalo theko mone rekho e amare. Megher opor akash orey nodir opar pakhir basha, Mone bondhu boro asha. Jao pakhi jare ure tare koiyo amar hoye. Chokh jole jaay dekhbo taare.
The moodiness and cinematography of Monpura is striking, but ultimately the generic exposition in the last third combined with some sloppy writing of the mentally handicapped character really took away from the film's charm. Still, Farhana Mili's presence was absolutely glowing. Currently #3 on Letterboxd 25: Bangladesh.
