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Actors Ziaul Faruq Apurba and Naznin Niha have teamed up for several television dramas, and their on-screen chemistry has consistently met audience expectations. The popular duo has returned with another drama, Bhalo Acho To, which has reached the milestone of 10 million views just two days after its release.
Directed by Zakaria Soukhin, Bhalo Acho To, starring Apurba and Naznin Niha, was released on CMV’s YouTube channel. The two actors previously appeared together in the same director’s dramas Mon Duari and Mayapakhi. Their latest collaboration has now set another example of the duo’s popularity among viewers.
The drama has received a positive response since its release. Nearly 5,000 viewers have shared their reactions in the YouTube comments section, with most expressing appreciation for the production.
According to the production team, the drama offers a distinctive viewing experience through its intriguing opening scenes, gradual development of the story, natural dialogue, emotional depth, skillful visual storytelling and an unconventional ending.
Director Zakaria Soukhin expressed his excitement over the drama’s success.
“I have always wanted to create work that reflects my own vision. It is gratifying to receive recognition and appreciation for my work. This achievement does not belong to me alone. Congratulations to the producer, cast, audience and my entire team,” he said.
SK Shahed Ali Pappu, head of CMV, also expressed gratitude to viewers for their response.
“We are grateful to the audience for this success. Congratulations to Apurba, Niha, Zakaria Soukhin and the entire team. CMV has always focused on producing tasteful, high-quality content while keeping audience preferences in mind. Achievements like this inspire us in our future projects,” he said.
The drama features one song, Jake Bhalobesechhi. Ahmed Rizvi wrote the lyrics, while Sajid Sarker composed and arranged the music. Mahtim Shakib and Rumi Rusa lent their voices to the track.
Besides Apurba and Naznin Niha, the drama features Mili Bashar, Samapti Masuk and Pranto, among others.
