Toofan
Toofan advance booking: Shakib Khan, Mimi Chakraborty starrer film on high demand in Australia
Bangladeshi superstar Shakib Khan, Tollywood lead actress Mimi Chakraborty starrer film Toofan is witnessing a high demand in ticket booking in Australia after sweeping the box office in Dhaka.
In historic advance sales, the Bangladeshi film has got over 2,000 tickets sold in Australia more than 10 days prior to the release, the makers claim.
This surpasses the previous record held by Raihan Rafi's Poran, which saw around 800 advance tickets sold.
BongOz Films presents Toofan in both Australia and New Zealand. Tickets for the second week will soon be available on our website, www.bongozfilms.com.
Taneem Al Minarul Mannan, founder and CEO of BongOz Films, expressed his excitement, stating, "Our passion for Bengali cinema remains unwavering, even after leaving our homeland. The tremendous success of Toofan inspires us to continue showcasing high quality Bengali films here.
"Unlike many other languages that benefit from simultaneous releases, Toofan was limited to private screenings. Despite this, the organic appreciation and swift ticket sales are a testament to the film's quality, something not always seen with other language films. Ultimately, if a movie is good, Bangladeshi audiences will support it. Throughout our journey, we have never compromised on quality."
Directed by Raihan Rafi, Toofan is produced by Alpha-i, Chorki and SVF featuring Nabila in the co-lead and Chanchal Chowdhury in a special role.
The film tells the compelling story of a man from a small village, born a killer, who rises to power to become the biggest don.
The film was released in the Bangladeshi film circuit during Eid-ul-Adha.
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