'এতদিনে একটা ঠিকঠাক প্রেম হল !' 'মিঠিঝোরা'র শেষ লগ্নে আড্ডায় অভিনেতা সুমন

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'মিঠিঝোরা' ধারাবাহিকের শুটিং শেষ ৷ শেষ সম্প্রচার 13 জুলাই।

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00:00How do you know how to go to the hospital and how to get out of the hospital?

00:18How do you know how to go to the hospital?

00:21Actually I had to say that I was doing an act.

00:26To say that that's when I was doing an act together,

00:30the director of the patron, the director, the director of the director,

00:34the director, the director of the director of the director,

00:37and the director of the director.

00:42So, a lot of people who would like to talk about their ending.

00:49But it's not the case of success, but it's not the case, but it's not the case.

00:56So, it's not the case.

00:59In a case of two people who look at the case, it's not the case.

01:05People can't really tell you, and people don't know,

01:10but if you've heard this, it's not the case.

01:14It's not the case.

01:16How will you learn this?

01:19I don't think that's right.

01:21Even when I was at the college, I was at the age of 15, the age of 12, 12, and I was at the college.

01:32I had a teacher in the college that I was at the age of 12.

01:41There are many actors who have been acting in the national group.

01:49But I think there are many actors in the country.

01:56We have to work on a job,

02:01and we have to work on a television,

02:06and we have to work on a show,

02:10I believe that it is a big question because one thing is that when you are going to get the drink,

02:17you all know that you have been drinking, you are really hungry.

02:21You are really hungry and I don't want to.

02:24You should never know what to say, but you need to know what to say.

02:28We are aware that we are going to have breakfast and lunch and dinner.

02:35Yes, that was my 16th morning.

02:37But we have to stay at human instincts.

02:40Right.

02:41So, the human instinct.

02:42What you're doing is you think of rule but you are not developed in your circle.

02:48I have a very good point for which the shooting is that, in fact, in Japan there are many groups.

02:54There is a lot of confusion about that, because your brother is very good at least.

02:58It's still a lot of people who are at least in the circle.

03:00They say, they're at home, they're at home, they're at home and in the end.

03:04We have to feel like we are going to have a problem here,

03:09if we say we come to the house,

03:11we come to the house,

03:14we are going to have to pay for that.

03:16We have to worry about you.

03:18Obviously we are going to have to pay for it.

03:19We have to know some of the things we have to pay for.

03:22So that's why we want to pay for the house.

03:27We want to pay for the house,

03:29So all of these things are going to be planned for us, after that.

03:36All of these things are the most important things.

03:40Every day, the promotion will be the most important things.

03:43The promotion will be the most important things.

03:47Thank you very much.

03:49Thank you very much.

03:51Thank you so much.

03:56Because one from one country, one is a great challenge.

04:01One is a great challenge.

04:05One is a great power.

04:06First, a great power.

04:08After you do a great job, you need to do a great challenge.

04:13But you need to do a great challenge and survive.

04:16Which is a great challenge.

04:19Some will do a great job.

04:21I think it's a big challenge for a daily job, a private sector, a government sector to do freelancing.

04:29Because the craft, the art, it's a big challenge to survive in a long run.

04:37It's a big challenge.

04:38It's a big challenge.

04:40It's a big challenge.

04:42It's a big challenge.

04:44It's a big challenge.

04:46I think that the art is a big challenge in the war, because the art is too big.

04:57I think it's a big challenge.

05:01But this is a big challenge.

05:03What do you think about it?

05:06The art gets us a big challenge, but we connect with the art.

05:12But with that, I always connect with that kind of thing.

05:20I always go wherever I go and post it,

05:23I always post it,

05:26I always post it.

05:29I don't think that I can connect with that kind of thing.

05:35So it's simply something that we didn't know how to connect.

05:39But that is why we didn't understand that.

05:41Now we were back with the two months.

05:43In 2011, the majority of the year we came into,

05:46it was in 2013, and in 2008,

05:49and 1998, the higher feeling ofiques on each other.

05:52In 2014, the likelihood of getting on each other with regards to the numbers.

05:57But we did not know after the year we had a number of years.

06:02In 2010, 2012,

06:03I had my daughter's kids and I had a lot of time in Japan.

06:09My mom, my dad and my dad are so for my family…

06:14It was a very big thing to me.

06:18It's a big addition to the age that I purchased throughout of 3 generations.

06:25It was a great age, older than I've had been.

06:29It's not even a difference.

06:31I have a great career, it is a great career.

06:34I have a great career, I have a great career.

06:39So, thank you so much for your great job.

06:43Thank you so much, for your great work.

06:46Thank you so much for your support.

06:48We are grateful for your support.

06:52I am happy to be here.

06:54That is what I have done with you today.

07:01Now, when you talk about the storyboard, it will be hard for you.

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