5 evergreen TV shows of Bangladesh
One of the greatest inventions for the entertainment industry, television, has become a staple in households—the larger and smarter the TV, the better. OTT platforms like Netflix are our main source of entertainment. However, some shows and movies came before the era of Netflix and still hold a special place in people’s hearts. This article discusses five such greatly-admired TV shows that were originally aired on the TV sets in the homes of Bangladesh. Kothao Keu Nei Kothao Keu Nei is a popular TV series in Bangladesh even today, regardless of how old it is. First aired on the local TV channels back in 1993, the series is about three gangster friends. The story was written by Humayun Ahmed and portrayed the trials and tribulations of Baker Bhai, Mojnu, and Bodi. Kothao Keu Nei gained its popularity, and the character of Baker Bhai was very well-loved by the audience. The story of a bad character with a strong exterior but a soft corner for the weak and helpless is seldom appreciated in the drama genre. The show ended in 1994 with a teeth-clenching and tear-shedding twist. It was re-aired during the 2020 lockdown. Bohubrihi “Bohubrihi” literally signifies the multiple dimensions of things.