Abraham Tamim

An honest government employee is framed and dismissed by corrupt colleagues because he refuses to approve their illegal activities, but determined to clear his name, he takes the matter to court and fights to regain his position.

Inspired by the profound poetry of Jibanananda Das, Soul of Nature is a cinematic exploration rooted in the philosophy of "Poetic Cinema" and "Raw Realism." The film delves deeply into the primal, intricate, and existential connection between humanity and the natural environment. Through a visually arresting and philosophical narrative, it mirrors the poetic essence of ecology, the rhythms of nature, and the raw realities of human existence.

A young man accidentally dials the wrong number while searching for a job, but after hearing the voice of the girl who answers, he becomes fascinated by her, and their regular phone conversations gradually turn into love.

An honest government employee is framed and dismissed by corrupt colleagues because he refuses to approve their illegal activities, but determined to clear his name, he takes the matter to court and fights to regain his position.

A young couple deeply in love faces a heartbreaking obstacle when the girl’s father refuses their marriage, believing his daughter—who grew up without a mother—deserves a family where both parents are still alive.