Amar Bondhu Rashed

This a story of a boy named Ibu during Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. He lives in a small town. The main character Rashed suddenly appears at his school. Rashed, the name was given by the class teacher at the first day at school. In 1971, when other students are not conscious about the liberation movement Rashed could understand the matters. Rashed started to motivate others to make them understand those matters. One day, Pakistani army attacks the town and Rashed observes the battle. He and his friends start to help the Mukti Bahini.

• Chowdhury Zawata Afnan as Rashed
• Rayaan Ittesham Chowdhury as Ibu
• Refayat Zinnat as Fazlu
• Faiyaz Bin Zia as Asraf
• Likhon Rahi as Dilip
• Kaosar Abedin as Kader
• Arman Parvez Murad as Shafiq Bhai
• Humaira Himu[7] as Aru Apa
• Raisul Islam Asad as senior Ibu
• Kazi Rayhan Rabbi as Ibu's son
• Pijush Banerjee as Ibu's father
• Wahida Mollick Jolly as Ibu's mother
• Inamul Huque as Majid Sir
• Gazi Rakayet as Ajraf Ali
• Kamol Ghosh as Dilip's father
• Kholilur Rahman Kadery as doctor

Amar Bondhu Rashed was based on the novel of the same name by professor Muhammad Zafar Iqbal and was adapted by Filmmaker Morshedul Islam.[8] This is the second collaboration between Zafar Igbal and Morshedul Islam following Dipu Number 2.[9] It was jointly produced by Monon Chalachitra and Impress Telefilm Ltd and was partially funded by a grant from the Government of Bangladesh. Ashirbad Chalachitra was the distributor of the film.[10]

Amar Bondhu Rashed was released on 1 April 2011 in Dhaka, Khulna, Rajshahi, and Dinajpur in Bangladesh. The premier of the movie was held in Star Cineplex in Dhaka.[6][10] The Pabna District Police and Pathshala, a non-profit organization, jointly organized the screening of the movie in 30 school and colleges in the district.[11] The movie was screen at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology where the write of the book, Muhammad Zafar Iqbal, is a faculty member.[12] On 23 May 2011, it was screen in Manikganj District.[13] On 16 July 2011 the movie was screened at Rajshahi University.[14] The movie was screened at the 7th annual South Asian Film Festival in 2012.[15] It was screened at the 6th International Children's Film Festival, organized by Children's Film Society of Bangladesh, in Khulna in 2013.[16] The movie was screened at a film festival organized by the Theatre and Film Department of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy in 2013.[17]

• Dipu Number Two

• My Friend Rashed (Amar Bondhu Rashed) at IMDb