Under the direction of Naznin Hasan Khan, a new drama titled Daroga Bou Jamai Ashami (The Inspector’s Wife, accused Husband) has been produced. This unique drama is based on an exceptional story written by renowned playwright Rajib Moni Das, with the screenplay and dialogues penned by him. In the drama, the role of the inspector (Daroga) is played by Moushumi Hamid, while her husband is portrayed by Akhomo Hasan. The cast also includes Reshma Ahmed, Kazi Raju, Farid Hossain, Ricky, Mihira Mihi, and others.
Director Naznin Hasan Khan stated, “In our male-dominated society, this drama highlights how women, alongside men, contribute to the household. It points out the lack of proper recognition for these contributions, the belittling of women’s capabilities, and their perceived irresponsibility—issues which are portrayed through the character of Puspita in Daroga Bou.”
Under the direction of Naznin Hasan Khan, a new drama titled Daroga Bou Jamai Ashami (The Inspector’s Wife, accused Husband) has been produced. This unique drama is based on an exceptional story written by renowned playwright Rajib Moni Das, with the screenplay and dialogues penned by him. In the drama, the role of the inspector (Daroga) is played by Moushumi Hamid, while her husband is portrayed by Akhomo Hasan. The cast also includes Reshma Ahmed, Kazi Raju, Farid Hossain, Ricky, Mihira Mihi, and others.
Director Naznin Hasan Khan stated, “In our male-dominated society, this drama highlights how women, alongside men, contribute to the household. It points out the lack of proper recognition for these contributions, the belittling of women’s capabilities, and their perceived irresponsibility—issues which are portrayed through the character of Puspita in Daroga Bou.”
Playwright Rajib Moni Das shared, “Puspita works hard, but she does it for the family. Yet, when she returns home after long hours of duty, she faces constant disputes with her husband and finds her efforts unappreciated. If the same work were done by her husband, it would have been valued. This stark contrast forms the core theme of the story, and I hope the audience will enjoy it.”
The story follows Puspita, an inspector, who, due to her demanding job, is often unavailable to spend time with her husband. This leads to frequent quarrels between them. Her husband, Rana, feels neglected and sits by the riverbank in despair, but his mother tries to explain that everything Puspita does is for the family. Ultimately, Rana, feeling hopeless, considers leaving the village. In a twist, a rival plots against him, framing him for a crime. One morning, Rana finds a child’s body by the river and, when trying to help, is caught by the villagers. Despite being her own husband, Puspita, as the inspector, arrests him.
This realistic and gripping drama will be aired on a private channel during the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr special programming, according to the director’s sources.
