The social media is buzzing with excitement as Amitabh Reza Chowdhury’s ‘Rickshaw Girl’ hit the markets on Sunday (Aug 25). “Rickshaw Girl” is based on Mitali Perkins’s best-selling book of the same name, according to a media statement. Produced by Eric James and made in keeping with international standards, the film is expected to make some noise with the film-lovers

Faridur Reza Sagor and Ziauddin Adil are the joint executive producers of the film while Naseef Faruque Amin and Sharbari Zohra Ahmed wrote the screenplay.
‘Rickshaw Girl’ was shot in various locations across the country including Pabna and Gazipur for the past four months.
For the first time in Bangladesh, more than 100 houses were built in Bangabandhu Film City, Gazipur to give the realistic look of a slum and it has already became a major attraction.
The lead character Naima, played by Novera Rahman, is the capricious elder daughter of a rickshaw-puller. A free and independent girl, Naima grew up in a Bangladeshi, with life as colourful as the ‘rangolis’ she used to make.
Her earning from drawing ‘rangolis’ was never enough for her and her family but it never stopped Naima from making the colourful drawings.
One day she steps out of her house with a heart full of dreams. The film weaves the stories of the different twists and turns she faces while chasing her dream.
These twists and turns give Naima new experiences which gives birth to a brave Rickshaw girl.
Speaking about his film, Amitabh Reza Chowdhury said, ”Rickshaw Girl was made with the vision to heighten the quality productions of Bangladesh film industry on the international platforms.
“We have released the poster of the film is released today and it represents an independent and courageous woman. Hence, we will get to see such a character and her adventurous journey in the film.”