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The Clay Bird
Genres
Drama
Overview
A family must come to grips with its culture, its faith, and the brutal political changes entering its small-town world.
Details
Budget
$0
Revenue
$0
Runtime
98 min
Release Date
2002-11-08
Status
Released
Original Language
Bengali
Vote Count
31
Vote Average
7.2
Cast
Meet the talented actors who bring the movie to life.
Nurul Islam Bablu
Anu
Russell Farazi
Rokon
Jayanto Chattopadhyay
Kazi
Rokeya Prachy
Ayesha
Soaeb Islam
Milon
Lameesa Reemjheem
Asma
Moin Ahmed
Ibrahim
Moslemuddin
Bakiullah Headmaster
Abdul Karim
Halim Mia
Shah Alam Dewan
Karim Boatman
Golam Mahmud
Shaheen
Pradip Mittra Mithun
Uttam
Auyon Chowdhury
3rd Friend
Masud Ali Khan
Khan Bahadur
Amena Khatun
Taser's mother
Manjila Begum
Female Singer, Night Concert
Aynal Mia
Male Singer, Day Concert
Nasima Aktar
Female Singer, Day Concert
Abdul Malek
Night Concert Accompanist #1
Gurudhan
Night Concert Accompanist #2
Nuru Mia Chisty
Night Concert Accompanist #3
Shafique
Day Concert Accompanist #1
Majibur Rahman
Day Concert Accompanist #2
Iman Ali Sarkar
Day Concert Accompanist #3
Abdul Kadir
Day Concert Accompanist #4
Ibrahim Boyati
Ferry Boat Singer
Kamrul Islam
Madrasa Student #1
Jashim
Madrasa Student #2
Jashim
Madrasa Student #3
Kashem
Madrasa Student #4
Akhter
Madrasa Student #5
Sohel
Madrasa Student #6
Shamim
Madrasa Student #7
Apu
Madrasa Student #8
Imran
Madrasa Student #9
Bahadur
Madrasa Student #10
Hasan
Madrasa Student #11
Kamal
Madrasa Student #12
Yahia
Madrasa Student #13
Rasel
Madrasa Student #14
Omar Faruk Uzzal
Madrasa Student #15
Sajib
Madrasa Student #16
Tofajjal
Madrasa Student #17
Taher
Madrasa Student #18
Moktar
Madrasa Student #19
Khokon
Madrasa Student #20
Liton
Madrasa Student #21
Jahangir
Madrasa Student #22
Gulam Rabbani
Kazi Tamanna
Shiuly Ahmed
Naznin Sultana
Mohiuddin Sarkar
Narayan Banik
Lokhman
Pulak
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