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TISHA ON TELEVISION

Internationally applauded film being released countrywide today

Shah Alam Shazu
Tisha's credible performance and silver screen debut in Mostofa Sarwar Farooki's “Third Person Singular Number” created much stir. Her latest film “Television”, also directed by Farooki, which is set to see its countrywide release today, has created a massive hype even before hitting the thea-
w tres. Tisha talked about
' “Television" and more in a
recent interview.
What are your expectations from “Television”?
Tisha: I had to work very hard on the project. It took a lot of time to shoot. So I hayehigh hopes for the film. I want the audience tp go to the cinema halls to enjoy the nfovie otTbig screen. You will have a rojl0v coaster ride of emotions j^ljjle watching it — at times you'll laugh,
at times you'll cry, and at others you'll feel angry. Overall, you will rediscover the relationships we lose over time.
What is your character like in the film?
Tisha: My character is named Kohinoor. You can say that my character is like the sun; the other characters — played by Mosharraf Karim and Chanchai Chowdhury — rotate around me like planets. It was a very beautiful and a fun role.
Where did you shoot?
Tisha: Right now three names are coming to mind — Manikpur, Haimchor, Chaatkhil. We shot in Dhaka, and also went to extremely remote places for filming.
Tell us about the shooting sessions.
Tisha: There was a scene where I was punished and had to cry a lot. It felt very difficult to pull off the scene. After giving two takes, the director told me to stop trying to cry. I wanted five more minutes to compose myself and bring out the frustration in the character, which prompted her to cry. We were shooting the scene in Noakhali, where
you can get this very spicy chilli called, Dhani Morich. I don't normally eat chillis but I had eight that day. My whole face turned red and eyes became watery. Finally I was able to do the scene. I'll always remember that experience.
Tell us about the director and your co-artistes in the film.
Tisha: If I praise Farooki much, it would seem like nepotism. As a director he did a great job in “Television”. He worked very hard on the project and put a lot of effort into it. It's always a pleasure to work with him. The two actors whom I worked with in “Television” --Mosharraf Karim and Chanchai — are my favourite artistes and very close acquaintances. If someone praises me for my performance in the film, I'll give credit to Farooki, Mosharraf Karim and Chanchai Chowdhury.
What are your plans about the film?
Tisha: We have great plans. We will carry out campaigns in Rajshahi, Bogra, Khulna, Mymensingh and Sylhet. We want to take a variety of measures to promote the film.