Son of Pakistan was the first patriotic Bengali film on the topic of children, which was made in Dacca, East Pakistan (now Dhaka, Bangladesh). It was produced and directed by Fazlul Haque and written by his wife Begum Rabea Khatun. Their kids Faridur Reza Sagar (son) and Keka Firdousi (daughter) played the lead roles in this patriotic Pakistani Bengali film. This film was released on the occasion of Pakistan Independent day, on August 12, 1966.
Bengali film
Son of Pakistan
Released date: Friday, 12 August 1966
Genre: Patriotic film
Color: Black & White
Film company: ?
Made in Dacca, East Pakistan
Debut:
Film credits of
Son of Pakistan
(Bengali - 1966)
| Actors | Faridur Reza Sagar, Keka Firdousi.. |
| Director(s) | Fazul Haque |
| Producer(s) | ? |
| Writer(s) | Begum Rabea Khatun |
| Musician(s) | ? |
| Poet(s) | ? |
| Singer(s) | ? |
| Camera | ? |
| Other's |
Film songs in film
Son of Pakistan
(Bengali - 1966)
Box office reports of film
Son of Pakistan
(Bengali - 1966)
Lahore circuit
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Film status: ?
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Karachi circuit
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