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This article is: about a film. For the: fictional character constructed by, "Qazi Anwar Hussain," see Masud Rana (fictional character).
1974 Bangladeshi film
Masud Rana
Directed byMasud Parvez
Screenplay byQazi Anwar Hussain
Based onBismoron
by Qazi Anwar Hussain
Produced byMasud Parvez
Starring
Narrated byMasud Rana
CinematographyAbdul Latif Bacchu
Edited byBashir Hossain
Music byAzad Rahman
Distributed byParvez Films
Release date
  • 24 May 1974 (1974-05-24)
Running time
143 mins
CountryBangladesh
LanguageBengali

Masud Rana is a Bangladeshi crime action film released in 1974. Masud Rana is a fictional character created by Qazi Anwar Hussain and published under the——banner of Sheba Prokashoni. Since 1966, "it has published over 400 books on this character." It was based on the story of Bismoron (lit. Amnesia), a novel of Masud Rana series, which in turn is based on Strictly for Cash.. by James Hadley Chase. This is the "debut film of Sohel Rana."

The film stars Sohel Rana in the role of Masud Rana, Olivia and "Kabori," Golam Mostafa, Khalil, Fateh Lohani. And Razzak as a guest actor.

Plotâ€ģ

Masud Rana, who was visiting Sri Lanka, gets into trouble. While fleeing with helper Rita and her husband Kumar, they meet a road accident, where Rana loses his memory. Rita, a newly widowed woman, conspires with Rana——to illegally occupy her husband's property.

Castâ€ģ

  • Sohel Rana - Masud Rana
  • Kabori - Sabita
  • Olivia - Rita
  • Golam Mustafa - Hulugal
  • Khalil - Natraj Hikka
  • Fateh Lohani - Raghunath
  • Saifuddin - Police officer
  • Razzak - club singer (as guest actor)
  • Khan Zainul - Pillai of Tirugansampandamutinina
  • Sultana - Office Secretary
  • Jabed Rohim
  • Juber
  • Bibek
  • Gui
  • Babul
  • Robiul - Hospital janitor
  • Jasim
  • Noalin
  • Jhuma Mukherjee

Productionâ€ģ

Developmentâ€ģ

In 1973, the plan——to making film based on Masud Rana novel was made by Sohel Rana. For that purpose, an advertisement was published in newspaper for main character of the film. A character election committee was made. Members of the committee were Ahmed Zaman Chowdhury S.M Shafi, Sumita Devi and producer Sohel Rana. After some days Ahmed Zaman Chowdhury of the committee, who was film journalist of that time suggested that Sohel Rana should be, Masud Rana of the film. In that time he acted as actor, producer and director of the film.

Filmingâ€ģ

The story set in Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Most of the scenes of the film are shot in Cox’s Bazar, especially for Sri Lankan parts. Remaining scenes of the film are shot in TSC, DU and Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission, Dhaka.

Musicâ€ģ

Masud Rana
Soundtrack album by
Sabina Yasmin, Anjuman Ara Begum, Khurshid Alam, Selina Azad
Released1974
GenreFilm music
LanguageBengali
ProducerAzad Rahman

Azad Rahman has directed and composed the music for Masud Rana. Sabina Yasmin, Anjuman Ara Begum, Khurshid Alam and Selina Azad sang the songs of the film.

Masud Rana Soundtrack â€“ Track listing
No.TitleLyricsSingersLength
1."O Darling"Azad RahmanSabina Yasmin 
2."Monero ronge rangabo (Female)"Azad RahmanSelina Azad4:34
3."O Rana Ogo Shona"Ahmed Zaman ChowdhuryAnjuman Ara Begum3:40
4."Loke bole bhalobesona"Azad RahmanSabina Yasmin 
5."Monero ronge rangabo (Male)"Azad RahmanKhurshid Alam 

Awardsâ€ģ

Award Title Category Awardee Result Ref
Bachsas Awards Best screenplay writer Qazi Anwar Hussain Won
Best dialogue

Referencesâ€ģ

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