Brihonnola is a 2014 Bangladeshi feature film. The drama was directed by Murad Parvez and is presented in the Bengali language. It is based on a short story of the same title, though the author of the original literary work is not definitively recorded in widely available encyclopedic sources.
The film's narrative explores themes of religious harmony and cultural coexistence in Bangladesh. Upon its release, Brihonnola received critical attention and was honored at the Bangladesh National Film Awards, winning in several categories (specific categories and the total number of awards are not fully documented in accessible reference works).
Production details
- Director: Murad Parvez
- Country: Bangladesh
- Language: Bengali
- Release year: 2014
Reception
The film was noted for its socially relevant storyline and its contribution to Bangladeshi cinema's discourse on interfaith relations. Specific box‑office figures and comprehensive critical assessments are not broadly recorded in major encyclopedic references.
Cultural context
The title Brihonnola (বৃহন্নলা) is a Bengali term that can be interpreted as “greatness” or “magnanimity,” though the word is not a standard entry in major lexical compilations. Its usage as a film title suggests an intended emphasis on the moral or ethical magnitude of the story’s themes.
No further verifiable encyclopedic information on the term “Brihonnola” is currently available.
