Day Shall Dawn

Based on he daily lives of the fishermen of East Bengal.

Cast

Zurain Rakshi

as Fisherman Mian

Shamsun Nihar

Maina

Manu

Panu

Tripti Mitra

as Mala

Khan Ataur Rahman

as Kasim

Maina Latif

as Ganju

Ama

Kazi Khaliq

as Lal Nian

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