Koti Takar Kabin

Koti Takar Kabin
Koti Takar Kabin
	VCD Cover
Directed by
Screenplay by	Joseph Shatabdi
Produced by	Monowar Hossain Dipjol
Starring	Shakib Khan; Apu Biswas; Razzak; Farooque; Shuchorita; Dipjol;
Music by	Alauddin Ali
Production; company
Distributed by	Ami Boni Kothachitra
Release date	2006;
Country	Bangladesh
Language	Bengali
Budget	2 c.r
Box office	10cr

Koti Takar Kabin (Bengali: কোটি টাকার কাবিন, lit. 'One Crore Taka Marriage Settlement') is a Bangladeshi romantic comedy produced by and directed by . The film released in 2006 all over Bangladesh. It stars Shakib Khan, Apu Biswas, Razzak, Farooque, and Suchorita.

Cast[]

Shakib Khan as Fahim
Apu Biswas as Simran
Razzak
Dipjol
Farooque
Shuchorita
Sadek Bacchu
Misha Sawdagor
Afzal Sharif
as Moina
as Shakib

Crew[]

Director: F I Manik
Producer: Ami Boni Kothachotro
Music: Alauddin Ali
Lyrics: Kabir Bokul
Distributor: Ami Boni

Technical details[]

Format: 35 MM (Color)
Real: 13 Pans
Original Language: Bengali
Country of Origin: Bangladesh
Date of Theatrical Release: 2006
Year of the Product: 2006
Technical Support: Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC)

Music[]

Koti Takar Kabin films music directed by Alauddin Ali

Soundtrack[]

No.	Tracks
1	Prethibi tumi thamke darao
2	Eamono nodi ache
3	Dui Diner
4	Amar shukar abas
5	Dil Oala

References[]

External links[]

Koti Takar Kabin at IMDb

Further reading[]

"Lack of hero-heroine in Bengali films: Whole industry is held hostage to one actor". The New Nation. Dhaka. 25 August 2009. The specialty of his [Dipjol's] movies is Dipjol centric roles. The movie will be made revolving around him. Hero-heroine is merely part of the movie ... Shakib Khan and busy actress Apu Bishwas became popular by acting in his movie. Movie 'Koti Takar Kabin' is the turning point of Shakib and Apu Bishwas in film industry.
"Apu Biswas: Becoming Parbati". The Daily Star. 2 March 2013.
"Apu Biswas on rocky ground". Dhaka Tribune. 22 June 2014.
"A decade together". The New Nation. 3 July 2016.
"Screenplay writer Joseph Shatabdi passes away". The Independent. Dhaka. 9 September 2016.

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