Bollywood should make a big film on 1971 Bangladesh war

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Posted: 11 years ago

#31

Originally posted by: Mugda

He composed it for East Bengal (Bangladesh). So, off course it was written for Bangladesh.
Someone tell me where Tagore was in 1971!😉

Btw, I want Fawad Khan as Paki military man and Aishwarya as a Bengali rebel woman. 👏

great. you have even more details in place. Produce the movie and release it wherever you like. Its all yours. We'll talk about it when that happens.
For now its Jumme ki raat and Bollywood here! 😊

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Posted: 11 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: -WhatSoEver-

https://in.reuters.com/article/2008/05/01/idINIndia-33340920080501

What syleht region? What your barking? Am from syleht and I never heard of Assam in syleht!
Stop trolling!

Sylhet was part of Assam, later annexed with East Bengal. Most Sylhetis don't consider them Bengali. They call them Sylheti and some even say they have nothing to do with Bengalis. They were part of greater Assam.

Sylhet was certainly known by the rest of India, and is even referred to in the ancient Hindu sacred Tantric text, the Shakti Sangama Tantra, as 'Silhatta'. During the next few centuries it was part of the state of Assam.

https://www.lged.gov.bd/DistrictLGED.aspx?DistrictID=61

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Posted: 11 years ago

#33

Originally posted by: Mugda

What syleht region? What your barking? Am from syleht and I never heard of Assam in syleht!
Stop trolling!

Sylhet was part of Assam, later annexed with East Bengal. Most Sylhetis don't consider them Bengali. They call them Sylheti and some even say they have nothing to do with Bengalis. They were part of greater Assam.

Sylhet was certainly known by the rest of India, and is even referred
to in the ancient Hindu sacred Tantric text, the Shakti Sangama Tantra,
as 'Silhatta'. During the next few centuries it was part of the state of Assam.

http://www.lged.gov.bd/DistrictLGED.aspx?DistrictID=61

Who doesn't considef themselves bengali? Sylehty ppl?

We are very much sylehty bengali... Stop your crap!

🤪

Edited by -WhatSoEver- - 11 years ago

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Posted: 11 years ago

#34

If Bollywood makes it, then they will give more importance to Indians than the Bangladeshis anyways. So its better Bangladesh makes it or Hollywood does.

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mugda

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Posted: 11 years ago

#35

Originally posted by: -WhatSoEver-

Sylhet was part of Assam, later annexed with East Bengal. Most Sylhetis don't consider them Bengali. They call them Sylheti and some even say they have nothing to do with Bengalis. They were part of greater Assam.

Sylhet was certainly known by the rest of India, and is even referred
to in the ancient Hindu sacred Tantric text, the Shakti Sangama Tantra,
as 'Silhatta'. During the next few centuries it was part of the state of Assam.

https://www.lged.gov.bd/DistrictLGED.aspx?DistrictID=61

Who doesn't considef themselves bengali? Sylehty ppl?

We are very much sylehty bengali... Stop your crap!

🤪

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Why we Sylhetis insult Non-Sylheti Bangalis as "BENGALI 🤪

Why do Sylhetis (I am Sylheti by the way) insult Bangladeshis from other districts calling them names like "Bengalis" ?
Are we not Bengalis too ? So, how can that word be hurled as an insult ? Strange !

https://www.bangladesh.com/forums/open-board/17634-why-we-sylhetis-insult-non-sylheti-bangalis-bengali.html

Why is it so difficult for Sylhetis' to speak Bengali

https://www.bangladesh.com/forums/language/2636-why-so-difficult-sylhetis-speak-bangla.html

Indian Sylheti

I am an Assamese, A Bengali and a Sylheti. What exactly am I?'

https://www.tehelka.com/i-am-an-assamese-a-bengali-and-a-sylheti-what-exactly-am-i/

Comment: Fakhrul Choudhury Nagaland University,India

I think we sylhetis should never consider ourselves as Bengali, we should be proud to be a sylheti as we have our own history and a very rich culture...

Monsur Choudhury

We Sylhetis are neither bengali or assamese, but the politicians of Bangladesh and India wont tell us that. We are Sylheti first and foremost. We have our own heritage, history, culture, language and literature.

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Posted: 11 years ago

#36

There is no reason why current generation of Pakistanis should be held accountable for the atrocities their ancestors committed. I am a Bangladeshi and I happen to have plenty of Pakistani friends who have moved on as well. Now if you are actually Bangladeshi, you should move on too. :)