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Playback / A collaborative demo listening and feedback session for musicians.

Dialled In @dialledin_ was in Dhaka to host a day centred around collective listening and exchange, inviting local artists to share their music and demos and take part in collaborative discussion and receive feedback about their work.

The event was hosted at Studio 6/6 on 13 January, and the event was facilitated by Provhat (Dialled In) @provhatr , Enayet (Slink) @_enayet & মm. (karkhana collective) @m_read_mwo .

The aim of this event was to create a supportive space for artists to present works in progress in a focused supportive environment and connect with one another. An open call was shared where artists could apply with their work and interests. Selected artists, collaborators and enthusiasts joined the session to listen to works which are in progress and, together, we discussed their work and possible directions for their artistry. We were blown away by the range of sounds, styles and genres that artists brought to the session!

Dialled In is an UK-based organisation that operates at the intersection of music, culture, and the arts, celebrating South Asian creativity through festivals, residencies, workshops, and live performances.

Playback / A collaborative demo listening and feedback session for musicians.

Dialled In @dialledin_ was in Dhaka to host a day centred around collective listening and exchange, inviting local artists to share their music and demos and take part in collaborative discussion and receive feedback about their work.

The event was hosted at Studio 6/6 on 13 January, and the event was facilitated by Provhat (Dialled In) @provhatr , Enayet (Slink) @_enayet & মm. (karkhana collective) @m_read_mwo .

The aim of this event was to create a supportive space for artists to present works in progress in a focused supportive environment and connect with one another. An open call was shared where artists could apply with their work and interests. Selected artists, collaborators and enthusiasts joined the session to listen to works which are in progress and, together, we discussed their work and possible directions for their artistry. We were blown away by the range of sounds, styles and genres that artists brought to the session!

Dialled In is an UK-based organisation that operates at the intersection of music, culture, and the arts, celebrating South Asian creativity through festivals, residencies, workshops, and live performances.

Playback / A collaborative demo listening and feedback session for musicians.

Dialled In @dialledin_ was in Dhaka to host a day centred around collective listening and exchange, inviting local artists to share their music and demos and take part in collaborative discussion and receive feedback about their work.

The event was hosted at Studio 6/6 on 13 January, and the event was facilitated by Provhat (Dialled In) @provhatr , Enayet (Slink) @_enayet & মm. (karkhana collective) @m_read_mwo .

The aim of this event was to create a supportive space for artists to present works in progress in a focused supportive environment and connect with one another. An open call was shared where artists could apply with their work and interests. Selected artists, collaborators and enthusiasts joined the session to listen to works which are in progress and, together, we discussed their work and possible directions for their artistry. We were blown away by the range of sounds, styles and genres that artists brought to the session!

Dialled In is an UK-based organisation that operates at the intersection of music, culture, and the arts, celebrating South Asian creativity through festivals, residencies, workshops, and live performances.

Playback / A collaborative demo listening and feedback session for musicians.

Dialled In @dialledin_ was in Dhaka to host a day centred around collective listening and exchange, inviting local artists to share their music and demos and take part in collaborative discussion and receive feedback about their work.

The event was hosted at Studio 6/6 on 13 January, and the event was facilitated by Provhat (Dialled In) @provhatr , Enayet (Slink) @_enayet & মm. (karkhana collective) @m_read_mwo .

The aim of this event was to create a supportive space for artists to present works in progress in a focused supportive environment and connect with one another. An open call was shared where artists could apply with their work and interests. Selected artists, collaborators and enthusiasts joined the session to listen to works which are in progress and, together, we discussed their work and possible directions for their artistry. We were blown away by the range of sounds, styles and genres that artists brought to the session!

Dialled In is an UK-based organisation that operates at the intersection of music, culture, and the arts, celebrating South Asian creativity through festivals, residencies, workshops, and live performances.

Moni Majhi is a Bangladeshi contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the complex interrelationship between nature, human existence, myth, memory, and political realities. Growing up within the riverine landscape adjacent to the Sundarbans has profoundly shaped his artistic language and sensibility. His work transcends local geography to investigate the multilayered relationships between water, body, memory, ecology, and existence.

Working across installation, moving image, sound, painting, printmaking, sculpture, text, and vernacular materials, Majhi develops research-based and poetic visual narratives that create sensitive and immersive artistic spaces where personal memory converges with collective history.

Majhi has worked as a Fellowship Artist at Chobi Mela XI and Brihatta Art Foundation, and has participated in several international art residencies and collaborative contemporary art initiatives. He studied visual arts at Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, Rabindra Bharati University, and Khulna Art College. He is alsofounding members of Shwasmul Arts, a platform dedicated to research-based contemporary art practices.

Contact us to view or purchase artworks at +8801683453850

Or studio6by6@gmail.com

Mono Print by @majhi_moni now available at @studio6by6

Moni Majhi is a Bangladeshi contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the complex interrelationship between nature, human existence, myth, memory, and political realities. Growing up within the riverine landscape adjacent to the Sundarbans has profoundly shaped his artistic language and sensibility. His work transcends local geography to investigate the multilayered relationships between water, body, memory, ecology, and existence.

Working across installation, moving image, sound, painting, printmaking, sculpture, text, and vernacular materials, Majhi develops research-based and poetic visual narratives that create sensitive and immersive artistic spaces where personal memory converges with collective history.

Majhi has worked as a Fellowship Artist at Chobi Mela XI and Brihatta Art Foundation, and has participated in several international art residencies and collaborative contemporary art initiatives. He studied visual arts at Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, Rabindra Bharati University, and Khulna Art College. He is alsofounding members of Shwasmul Arts, a platform dedicated to research-based contemporary art practices.

Contact us to view or purchase artworks at +8801683453850

Or studio6by6@gmail.com

Mono Prints by @majhi_moni now available at @studio6by6

Moni Majhi is a Bangladeshi contemporary visual artist whose practice explores the complex interrelationship between nature, human existence, myth, memory, and political realities. Growing up within the riverine landscape adjacent to the Sundarbans has profoundly shaped his artistic language and sensibility. His work transcends local geography to investigate the multilayered relationships between water, body, memory, ecology, and existence.

Working across installation, moving image, sound, painting, printmaking, sculpture, text, and vernacular materials, Majhi develops research-based and poetic visual narratives that create sensitive and immersive artistic spaces where personal memory converges with collective history.

Majhi has worked as a Fellowship Artist at Chobi Mela XI and Brihatta Art Foundation, and has participated in several international art residencies and collaborative contemporary art initiatives. He studied visual arts at Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan, Rabindra Bharati University, and Khulna Art College. He is alsofounding members of Shwasmul Arts, a platform dedicated to research-based contemporary art practices.

Contact us to view or purchase artworks at +8801683453850

Or studio6by6@gmail.com

A series of beautiful and delicate works.

Water Color by Najib Tareque @najib.tareque

This series is available for purchase.
You can book a visit or ask for the pdf.
Message us here or at 01683453850 for details.

A series of beautiful and delicate works.

Water Color by Najib Tareque @najib.tareque

This series is available for purchase.
You can book a visit or ask for the pdf.
Message us here or at 01683453850 for details.

A series of beautiful and delicate works.

Water Color by Najib Tareque @najib.tareque

This series is available for purchase.
Message us here or at 01683453850 for details.

Painting by Farhana Afroz Bappy @farhana_bappy

A Meditation on Peace - 7
30 x 30 inch
Acrylic on Canvas
2025

Inbox us for a full pdf of the exhibition and purchase details.

Painting by Farhana Afroz Bappy @farhana_bappy

A Meditation on Peace - 3
24 x 18inch
Acrylic on Canvas
2024

Inbox us for a full pdf of the exhibition and purchase details.

Painting by Farhana Afroz Bappy @farhana_bappy

A Meditation on Peace -20
30 x 30 inch
Acrylic on Canvas
2025

Inbox us for a full pdf of the exhibition and purchase details.

Thank you @arkacollective.co for arranging a wholesome Boishak Mela ✨

This time we had @urukku.bangladesh and @bhaibhai_productions with us 🫶🔥🤝

Photographs by @11tanvee

Thank you @arkacollective.co for arranging a wholesome Boishak Mela ✨

This time we had @urukku.bangladesh and @bhaibhai_productions with us 🫶🔥🤝

Photographs by @11tanvee

Thank you @arkacollective.co for arranging a wholesome Boishak Mela ✨

This time we had @urukku.bangladesh and @bhaibhai_productions with us 🫶🔥🤝

Photographs by @11tanvee

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up

The first screening in Bangladesh of Mehrunisa was held on 8 March 2026 at Studio 6by6, marking International Women’s Day.

Thank you Sayeeda Sofia Islam @_sayeeda_._ for organizing the screening of Mehrunisa, by director Samdeep Kumar @1stsandeepkumar , production Head Gabriele Gruber @gabrielegruber85 Special thanks to Austrian Cultural Forum New Dekhi @austrianembassy_newdelhi , Sakib Tonmoy @sakib.tonmoy , Labonno Islam @la_bonno_xx and Toukir Ahmed Tanvee @11tanvee

Mehrunisa follows an 80-year-old woman in Lucknow who seeks to reclaim autonomy after her husband’s death, addressing long-standing structures of male dominance within the film industry and society.

The film has received recognition at multiple international festivals, including Pristina International Film Festival (Kosovo), South Asian International Film Festival (Vancouver), ASTI International Film Festival (Italy), Indian Film Festival Stuttgart (Germany), India International Film Festival (Boston), and South Asian Film Festival (New York).

The screening was supported by the Austrian High Commission and forms part of a wider series of International Women’s Day presentations held in Vienna (2023), Delhi (2024), and London (2025).
Organized in collaboration with Asha Collective, a transnational collective working across Vancouver, Dhaka, and Toronto, with prior partnerships including UBC Hatch Art Gallery, UBC Women’s Centre, Studio 6by6, Hrosshoi, Nook Dhaka, and the International Centre for the Study of Bengal Art.
Documentation by Mehbuba Mahzabeen Hasan @mmh.mouri and @shut_ter___up