Ujan Ganger Naiya

Ujan Ganger Naiya
Genre Social, Drama, Child Marriage
Written by Giasuddin Selim
Directed by Gias Uddin Selim and Bashar Georgis
Starring
Voices of Chirkut
Theme music composer Chirkut
Country of origin Bangladesh
Original language(s) Bengali
No. of seasons 3
No. of episodes 47
Production
Producer(s) Mazharul Islam
Distributor BBC Agomoni
Release
Original network BTV
First shown in 2014

Ujan Ganger Naiya is a drama series with underlying messages on the negative aspects of early marriages and underage pregnancy which was broadcast in 2014 by the BBC Media Action (BBCMA) Bangladesh. Aired on Government of Bangladesh-owned terrestrial TV channel BTV and primarily targeting the rural populace of the country, the series was received exceedingly well, reaching 35 million people.

Episodes

The 16-episode first series is directed by Gias Uddin Selim and Bashar Georgis and written by Giasuddin Selim and a team of writers. The crew and cast features star performers like Mamunur Rashid, Fazlur Rahman Babu, Wahida Mollick Jolly, Chanchal Chowdhury, Dipa Khondokar, Orchita Sporshia, Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed, Shamol Mawla, Shahed Ali, Momena Chowdhury and many more.[1][2]

Ujan Ganger Naiya is part of the BBC Agomoni (health project brand of BBC Media Action in Bangladesh) under which BBC Media Action is producing TV shows, radio programmes and Public Service Announcements.

Plot

The plot centres around young sisters Jasmin and Anika, who are married to two brothers. 16-year-old Anika wants to continue her education and struggles to adapt to life as a wife and daughter-in-law. Through her story, the drama explores the challenges of early marriage and pregnancy.

Cast

For First Season 16 Episodes

References

  1. Ferdous, Fahmim. ""Ujan Ganger Naiya" returns – bigger and better". thedailystar. Retrieved 18 April 2015.
  2. "Ujan Ganger Naiya begins". Entertainment (todays paper). Dhaka Tribune. Dhaka Tribune. 11 May 2014. Retrieved 18 April 2015.
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