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Ittadi: On the spot

Shah Alam Shazu
During the noon-hours of March 18 the Army Museum ground was packed with hundreds of school children — busy rehearsing for the popular TV show “Ittadi”. This correspondent exchanged greetings with the director, host and planner of the show — Hanif Sanket.
Thousands of people from all walks of life were waiting in a long queue to enter the venue and be a part of the viewers-favourite programme.
As evening set down its drape, 3000 guests took their seats on the Army Museum ground.
The stage was built with light being a key theme. Blue luminance enveloped the venue, as awe-struck audience marvelled at the wonderful set-up.
Loud speakers around the venue kept transmitting announcements urging the audience to take their seats in a disciplined manner and that the shooting for the programme will begin shortly. It still took an hour for the large crowd to finally settle down and prepare for the coming event.
Hanif Sanket arrived on the stage
at around 7:45pm, amid thunderous claps from thousands of his admirers. From the stage Sanket told the crowd, “Every shooting over the last 24 years of'Ittadi' produced good and bad experiences. But through it all, the audience remained the life of 'Ittadi'.” He added that the Army Museum ground was selected as the venue to recognise the contributions of our armed forces in the month of independence.
Shooting began shortly with 8 cameras capturing shots of the audience applauding. It was then the turn of Shadhin Bangla Betar Kendra artistes Fakir Alamgir, Timir Nandi, Shaheen Samad, Bulbul Moholanobish to take the stage. Sabina Yasmin also performed on the stage, along with a choreographed performance by a hundred students of the Dhaka Cantonment Girls School and College.
During a break, Sanket informed that 40 percent of the show is being shot at the venue, while the rest has already been shot at other spots.
An instrumental chorus — of selected inspirational war songs — was also performed by the orchestra team of the Bangladesh Army.
Asked on what will be featured in
the latest episode of "Ittadi”, Sanket informed that a human-interest story would be shown on the struggles of one Rafiqul Islam, an 80-year old specially-abled person. An educational report will be also shown on a school — which has been set up by 17 working class citizens in Modhupur. A documentary piece will be aired on the world's biggest round-shaped stadium — the Globe Arena. Sabina Yasmin sang the main song of the programme, while a satirical song will be shown criticising those who stay blinded despite having the ability of possessing a clear vision. Signature segments on Mama-Bhagne and Nati-Nani will also be there, along with many other surprises.
As the clock neared 10 at night, much of the shooting remained to be finished.
The latest episode of "Ittadi'' will be aired today after the 8pm Bangladesh Television news. Anwar Hossain Bulu was the man behind the camera, while the show was made under the banner of Fagun Audio Vision. The programme will be brought to the audience by Keya Cosmetics.