Naioree

CinematographyRafiqul Bari ChowdhuryEdited byToukir AhmedMusic byDistributed byProtune Entertainment95 minutesCountryBangladeshLanguagesBengali
English

Naioree (Bengali: নাইওরী, also Naiory, Nā'i'ōrī, new bride who went to her father’s home from the bridegroom’s home first time after marriage) is a 2001 Bangladeshi telefilm written by Shakoor Majid, directed by Toukir Ahmed and produced by Protune Entertainment. ^[1]

The old love story is in a village named Birampur. Some piper plays the flute under the banyan tree. He has no parents. A village leader brings him to his house. His daughter falls in love with him. The villagers come to know this matter and blames his family. He tells the piper to leave his house but he loses his leadership. His daughter is sent to her aunt's house and gets married as a second wife. She shares her love story with her husband. Her husband got married only for a child. When his first wife became expectant then he accepted this matter. Once her mother-in-law asked if she wanted to go back to her father’s home, she sent a letter through a beggar to his brother. Her brother came to meet her. He told her that for prestige issues, her parents told to the villagers that their daughter died. Then she refused to go to her parental home. Last she met her lover who become a rural singer.^{[2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]}

The film is scored by Jasim Uddin, Radha Ramana, Hosne Ara Jolly and several artists have rendered the songs.^[2]