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এই পাতাটি the 2010 novel by Suzanne Collins সম্পর্কে। its film adaptations জন্য The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 দেখুন। and জন্য Part 2 দেখুন। other uses জন্য Mockingjay (disambiguation) দেখুন।

মকিংজে

চিত্র:Mockingjay.JPG উত্তর আমেরিকায় প্রকাশিত প্রথম সংখ্যার প্রচ্ছদ
লেখক	সুজান কলিন্স
প্রচ্ছদ শিল্পী	Tim O'Brien
দেশ	যুক্তরাষ্ট্র
ভাষা	ইংরেজি
ধারাবাহিক	The Hunger Games trilogy
ধরন	Adventure War Science fiction Thriller
প্রকাশক	স্কলাসটিক
প্রকাশনার তারিখ	আগ্স্ট ২৪, ২০১০
পৃষ্ঠাসংখ্যা	৩৯০
আইএসবিএন	৯৭৮-০-৪৩৯-০২৩৫১-১
ওসিএলসি	৫২২৫১২১৯৯
ডিউই দশমিক	[Fic] 22
এলসি শ্রেণী	PZ7.C6837 Moc 2010
পূর্ববর্তী বই	ক্যাচিং ফায়ার

মকিংজে ২০১০ সালে প্রকাশিত আমেরিকান লেখিকা সুজান কলিন্সের বিজ্ঞান কল্পকাহিনী ভিত্তিক একটি উপন্যাস। এটি দি হাঙ্গার গেমস্ ধারাবাহিক উপন্যাস সিরিজের তৃতীয় এবং সর্বশেষ কিস্তি। এই সিরিজের আগের কিস্তিগুলো হল ২০০৮ সালে প্রকাশিত দি হাঙ্গার গেমস্ এবং ২০০৯ সালে প্রকাশিত ক্যাচিং ফায়ার। পূর্বের উপন্যাসগুলোর ধারাবাহিকতায় এ উপন্যাসেরও মূল চরিত্র ক্যাটনিস্ এভারডিন, who agrees to unify the districts of Panem in a rebellion against the tyrannical Capitol. ক্যাটনিস্ এভারডিন পানেমের সকল অঞ্চলের মানুষকে অত্যাচারী ক্যাপিটলের বিরুদ্ধে বিদ্রোহে সংগঠিত হওয়ার জন্য সম্মত হয় এবং সরাসরি সশস্ত্র যুদ্ধে অংশগ্রহণ করে। The hardcover and audiobook editions of Mockingjay were published by Scholastic on August 24, 2010, six days after the ebook edition went on sale. The book sold 450,000 copies in the first week of release, exceeding the publisher's expectations. It received a generally positive reaction from critics.

The novel was adapted into two films, with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 released on November 21, 2014 and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 scheduled for release on November 20, 2015.

Inspiration and development

Collins has said that the main inspiration for The Hunger Games trilogy came from the classical account of Theseus and the Minotaur. In Greek mythology, as a punishment for the killing of King Minos's son Androgeos, Athens was forced to sacrifice seven youths and seven maidens to Crete, who were then put in the Labyrinth and killed by the Minotaur. After a while, Theseus, the son of the Athenian king, decided to put an end to the Minotaur and Minos's terror, so he volunteered to join the third group of victims, ultimately killing the Minotaur and leading his companions out of the monster's Labyrinth.

Collins has said that there are also many parallels between the Roman Empire and the fictional nation of Panem. She describes the Hunger Games as "an updated version of the Roman gladiator games, which entails a ruthless government forcing people to fight to the death as popular entertainment." Collins also explains that the name "Panem" came from the Latin phrase "Panem et Circenses", which means "Bread and Circuses" and refers to the strategy used by Roman emperors to appease the masses by providing them with food and entertainment.

As with the previous books in the trilogy, Mockingjay contains 27 chapters, with nine chapters in each of the three parts. This structure, which Collins had previously used in her series The Underland Chronicles, came from Collins's playwriting background. This "three-act" structure is also apparent in the trilogy as a whole; Collins stated that she "knew from the beginning" that she was going to write a trilogy.

The cover and title information was revealed by Scholastic on February 11, 2010. The cover continues the previous books' theme on the symbol of peace. The novel's title comes from the hybrid birds of the same name that feature in the novels' storyline. As Publishers Weekly has stated, "the hybrid birds that are an important symbol—of hope and rebellion—throughout the books". Collins likens Katniss to a Mockingjay because both "should never have existed".

Plot

আরও তথ্যের জন্য দেখুন: The Hunger Games ও Catching Fire

Katniss, her sister Prim, and her friends Finnick and Gale all reluctantly adjust to a highly structured life in the underground District 13, which has been spearheading the rebellion in Panem. Feeling manipulated, Katniss eventually agrees to act as "the Mockingjay"—a poster child for the rebellion—but only on the condition that District 13's President Alma Coin vows to grant immunity to all of the past Hunger Games tributes, including Katniss's friend Peeta Mellark and Finnick's lover Annie Cresta, and to reserve for Katniss the right to personally kill Panem's President Snow once he is captured.

Katniss and the rebels learn that Peeta is alive and is being tortured at the Capitol in an attempt to demoralize and control Katniss. When a rescue team succeeds in extracting him, they discover that Peeta has been "hijacked"—a brutal form of brainwashing involving the use of Tracker Jacker venom that induces extreme fear. Peeta has been programmed to hate and fear Katniss. After he attempts to kill her, he is kept restrained under heavy guard at all times as the rebel medics seek a way to restore him to sanity.

A controversial strategy proposed by Gale wins a decisive victory at District 2, readying the rebels to launch a final campaign against the Capitol itself. Katniss and her propo team (a film crew recording her squad for rebel propaganda) are deployed on a trivial assignment to the Capitol. President Coin has sent Peeta along on the mission even though he is still dangerous and unpredictable. Katniss believes Coin wants her dead because she is difficult to control.

While filming in a purportedly safe Capitol neighborhood, the team's commander, Boggs, is killed. Subsequently, during intense urban warfare that involves Hunger Games-like monsters, most of Katniss' team mates, including Finnick, are killed. Katniss presses on alone towards President Snow's mansion. As Katniss reaches the mansion, a hoverplane drops parachutes carrying bombs that explode among a group of trapped children. The rebel medics (including Katniss' sister Prim) rush in to help the injured children but in a deliberately inhumane strategy, a second wave of firebombs explodes, taking out the medics. Prim is killed and Katniss sustains severe burns, but the rebels succeed in taking the Capitol.

During her recuperation, Katniss becomes deeply depressed over her sister's death and confronts prisoner Snow. Snow claims that Coin orchestrated the bombing that resulted in Prim's death, persuasively arguing that Coin made it appear to be Snow's work in order to turn his supporters against him. Katniss realizes in horror that the strategy used to kill the medics had been developed earlier by Gale. When Katniss confronts Gale about his possible involvement, he merely expresses uncertainty. Katniss becomes convinced that rather than establishing a republic governed by representatives from each of the districts, Coin intends to assume Snow's power and maintain the status quo.

On the day Snow is to be executed, President Coin asks the remaining Hunger Games victors to vote on punishing the Capitol just as the Capitol punished the Districts: by holding a final Hunger Games that will target the children of the Capitol's leaders. Katniss silently reflects that this is exactly the same evil the Capitol committed when the last rebellion failed. Then, she votes "yes—for Prim." Haymitch is the only one who understands her hidden meaning. They proceed to the execution, where Katniss is to shoot Snow. As she readies her bow, Snow flashes her one last smile, reminding her of his promise to always be truthful to her. Katniss silently agrees and, making her decision, she raises her bow and shoots Coin instead, killing her. Katniss immediately attempts suicide, but Peeta stops her and she is arrested during the ensuing riot. After the riot, Snow is found dead. Katniss is ultimately acquitted of Coin's murder by reason of insanity, and she is relocated to the ruins of her home in District 12.

Months later, Peeta and some other District 12 natives also return there. Peeta has gradually recovered the memories of his love for Katniss. Katniss embraces her love for Peeta, recognizing her need for his hope and strength. Together, they write a book in order to preserve the memory of those who died. Peeta still suffers flashbacks from his hijacking and Katniss still wakes up screaming from nightmares. By helping overthrow Snow and assassinating Coin, Katniss has preserved the possibility of Panem transitioning to a representative form of government, but at a tremendous personal cost.

In the epilogue set 20 years later, Katniss and Peeta have two children. The Hunger Games are over for good, and the children represent hope that future generations will benefit from the sacrifices of their parents. Katniss dreads the day her children learn about their parents' involvement in both the Games and the war. When she feels distressed, Katniss plays a comforting but repetitive game: reminding herself of every good thing she has ever seen someone do. The series ends with Katniss' somber reflection that "There are much worse games to play."

Themes

Reviews have noted many themes in the previous books that are also explored in "Mockingjay". A review from The Baltimore Sun noted that "the themes of the series, including physical hardships, loyalty in extreme circumstances and traversing morally ambiguous terrain, are continued at an even larger scale." In the book, Katniss must deal with betrayal and violence against people. At the same time, while she was symbolically touching thousands of lives, she must also lead those people into war. Finally, Katniss realizes she cannot even trust President Coin, leader of District 13.

In an interview with Collins, it was noted that the series "tackles issues like severe poverty, starvation, oppression, and the effects of war." Collins replied that this inspiration was from her father, who, when going to war in Vietnam, made sure that his children understood the consequences and effects of war. Yvonne Zipp of The Christian Science Monitor noted that it was "the most brutal of the trilogy" and that "Collins doesn't take war lightly – her characters debate the morality involved in tactics used to try to overthrow the rotting, immoral government, and they pay a high cost for those tactics." Katie Roiphe of The New York Times wrote that "it is the perfect teenage story with its exquisitely refined rage against the cruel and arbitrary power of the adult world." In a review for USA Today, Bob Minzesheimer pointed out that the novel contained optimism: "Hope emerges from despair. Even in a dystopian future, there's a better future."

Minzesheimer also noted a central question of "Real or not real?" which was asked throughout the novel by Peeta. Susan Carpenter of the Los Angeles Times also pointed this out, writing, "Mockingjay takes readers into new territories and an even more brutal and confusing world: one where it's unclear what sides the characters are on, one where presumed loyalties are repeatedly stood on their head".

Publication history

Mockingjay was first released in the US and Canada on August 24, 2010. The UK, New Zealand and Australia received the book one day later, on August 25, 2010. The audiobook was released simultaneously on August 24, 2010 by Scholastic Audio.

Sales

The book had a 1.2 million-copy first printing that was bumped up from 750,000. In its first week of release, the book sold over 450,000 copies. Following this, Scholastic printed an additional 400,000 copies, bringing the initial print run up to 1.6 million. Scholastic Trade president Ellie Berger said that sales "have exceeded all expectations". The book has also been released in e-book format and topped sales in the week ending with August 29, 2010, beating out The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which had held the top spot since April. The other Hunger Games books have also made it in the top ten, with the first book at fifth and the second book taking eighth. মার্চ ২০১২-এর হিসাব অনুযায়ী, the book has sold over 9 million copies.

Release

Promotion

To promote the release of Mockingjay, many bookstores held midnight release parties. The official event in New York City was attended by Collins, and included many activities such as a tarot card reader, a magician, jugglers and face-painters. Prizes such as signed copies of Catching Fire and Hunger Games-themed cups were raffled. Once Collins arrived, she read the first chapter of the novel, explaining that she would read with an accent since Katniss, the narrator, is from Appalachia. By midnight, copies were being sold with a signature stamp since Collins had a hand injury and was unable to sign.

Before the release, Scholastic also released a trailer for the book, launched a Facebook page that gained over 22,000 fans in 10 days, and held a contest for booksellers to win a visit from Collins and an online countdown clock to the release date. There were also advertisements for the book on websites such as Entertainment Weekly and Romantic Times. National Entertainment Collectibles Association also sold other goods such as T-shirts, posters, games and bracelets. Collins also held a "13-District Blog Tour" where 13 winners received a free copy of Mockingjay on August 24, 2010. A tour was also scheduled, starting at Books of Wonder in New York where the official party took place. The tour ended on November 6, 2010, in the Third Place Books store in Lake Forest Park, Washington.

Critical reception

Mockingjay has received generally positive reviews from critics. Some noted that there was a suspense drop between Catching Fire and the start of Mockingjay. Nicole Sperling of Entertainment Weekly gave the book a B+ and said, "Collins has kicked the brutal violence up a notch in an edge-of-your-seat plot". Publishers Weekly gave the book a starred review, calling it "the best yet, a beautifully orchestrated and intelligent novel that succeeds on every level". The review went on to praise the "sharp social commentary and the nifty world building". Kirkus Reviews gave Mockingjay a starred review, saying that the book is exactly what its fans are looking for and that "it will grab them and not let go". Susan Carpenter of the Los Angeles Times compared the battlefield to Iraq and said that the book is every bit as original as the first in the series, ending the review with "Wow".

The Baltimore Sun'স Nancy Knight commented that the book "ends on an ostensibly happy note, but the heartbreaking effects of war and loss aren't sugar-coated" and that it will have readers thinking about the effects of war on society. Katie Roiphe of The New York Times said it is "the perfect teenage story with its exquisitely refined rage against the cruel and arbitrary power of the adult world". However, she criticized that it was not as "impeccably plotted" as The Hunger Games. Bob Minzesheimer of USA Today gave the book three out of four stars. The Christian Science Monitor reviewer Yvonne Zipp described it as "an entirely gripping read".

While a review from The Sacramento Bee praised the action scenes and the battle in the Capitol, the reviewer also criticized Collins for not giving enough time to finish all the loose ends, writing that "the disappointment with Mockingjay hits primarily as Collins starts her home stretch. It's almost as if she didn't allocate enough time or chapters to handle all her threads".

Film adaptations

Main article: The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 and The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2

The Hunger Games trilogy is being adapted into a series of films, with the stars of the 2012 film The Hunger Games having signed on for a total of four movies. On July 10, 2012, it was announced that Mockingjay will be split into two parts; Part 1 was released on November 21, 2014, and Part 2 will come out on November 20, 2015. On November 1, 2012, it was confirmed that Francis Lawrence, director of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, will return to direct the two final movies in the series. On September 13, 2013, it was announced that Julianne Moore will play President Coin.

বহিঃসংযোগ

• সুজান কলিনস : অফিসিয়াল ওয়েবসাইট
• The Hunger Games trilogy on Scholastic

Category:২০১০-এর উপন্যাস

the activists from Bundelkhand জন্য Gulabi Gang দেখুন। the National Film Award-winning 2012 documentary film জন্য Gulabi Gang (film) দেখুন।

টেমপ্লেট:Use dmy dates এই নিবন্ধ থেকে {{Use Indian English}} সরান। এটি বাংলা উইকিপিডিয়া, ইংরেজি উইকিপিডিয়া নয়।

Gulaab Gang
চিত্র:Gulab Gang.jpg Theatrical release poster
পরিচালক	Soumik Sen
প্রযোজক	Anubhav Sinha Alumbra Entertainment Abhinay Deo
রচয়িতা	Soumik Sen Anubhav Sinha
শ্রেষ্ঠাংশে	Madhuri Dixit Juhi Chawla
সুরকার	Soumik Sen
পরিবেশক	Sahara Movie Studios
মুক্তি	৭ মার্চ ২০১৪ (2014-03-07)
স্থিতিকাল	128 minutes
দেশ	India
ভাষা	Hindi
নির্মাণব্যয়	12 Crore

Gulaab Gang is a 2014 Indian crime drama film centered on the struggle of women in the country, directed by Soumik Sen and produced by Anubhav Sinha. It stars Madhuri Dixit and Juhi Chawla. The official trailer was released on 10 January 2014.

The film was released on 7 March 2014. Upon its release the film received positive-to-mixed reviews from critics; however, the critics raved about Chawla's performance in the film, calling it the best performance of the year. Despite this, the film turned out to be a box office flop.

Plot

The Gulaab Gang members are activists and vigilantes in Bundelkhand Uttar and Madhya Pradesh., They wear pink sarees and take up issues like domestic violence, the dowry system, rape, electricity matters, and education. Their fierce leader, Rajjo (Madhuri Dixit), locks horns with a conniving and shrewd politician, Sumitra Bagrecha (Juhi Chawla), who uses people.

Rajjo runs a Gulaab gang in the village of Madhopur, where she teaches little girls their alphabet, and grown-up girls how to wield a lathi. Her gang is made up of women who wear bright pink. Rajjo's closest friends in the gang are a tomboy (Divya Jagdale), a woman abandoned by her husband (Tannishtha Chatterjee), and a kohl-eyed woman (Priyanka Bose). These ladies go about standing up for the meek and the downtrodden, and clash against villainous husbands, cops and politicians.

Cast

Madhuri Dixit portrays the lead role, Rajjo

• Madhuri Dixit as Rajjo
• Juhi Chawla as Sumitra Devi
• Tannishtha Chatterjee as Kajri
• Divya Jagdale as Mahi
• Priyanka Bose as Sandhya
• Lata S Singh as Tara
• Vinitha Menon as Vinita
• Rani Patel as Khushboo
• Tanvi Rao as Fiza

Casting

"Actually, there were two reasons to cast Juhi Chawla for the film. The very first thing is that it was a creative decision taken by all of us... and we thought it would be great to see two iconic stars Madhuri and Juhi together in the film. -"Abhinab Sinha"-

As the film is based on the rural parts of India, many cast members would be portraying de-glamorous roles. Initially, actress Tabu was approached to play the lead, but due to a lack of funds filming could not be started. In April 2012, Soumik Sen approached Madhuri Dixit about the film. Later, Dixit officially announced her part in the film through her Facebook page. Tabu was then approached to play the second lead role, which she in turn declined; the role eventually went to Juhi Chawla, making Gulaab Gang the first time former rivals Chawla and Dixit have been on screen together. In December 2012, Tannishtha Chatterjee, Divya Jagdale, and Priyanka Bose signed on to play members of the gang.

Filming

Shooting started in October 2012. Initially, it was reported that the movie was based on Sampat Pal Devi's life as head of the Gulabi Gang, but the director refused to confirm the rumor, stating that while he respected her work the movie was not based on her. The first schedule of the film, involving Dixit, started in December 2012 and wrapped in January 2013. Dixit reported that the first schedule ended with a "high-energy song" choreographed by Saroj Khan. Dixit also trained in martial art forms like Shaolin Kung Fu, Pekiti-Tirsia Kali and Shaolin Chin Na for the movie. In December 2012, Juhi Chawla joined the shoot at Kamalistan Studios, Mumbai. This was Chawla's first role with the negative shades.

Music

শিরোনামহীন
দৈর্ঘ্য

The first track, titled Dheemi Dheemi, was released as a single on 18 January 2014. On 25 January 2014, the Gulaab Gang soundtrack was released in Varanasi when more than 18 thousand people witnessed it. The album has seven tracks composed by Soumik Sen and Sadhu Sushil Tiwari. The song Gulaabi released on January 2014 and was a chart buster. Another song "Mauj Ki Malaharein" released on 28 February 2014 and became very popular. It is sung by Sadhu Sushil Tiwari, Superwoman & Chaittali Shrivasttava.

Track listing

নং.	শিরোনাম	গীতিকার	Singer(s)	দৈর্ঘ্য
১.	"Gulaabi"	Neha Saraf	Malabika Brahma & Shilpa Rao	৫:২৩
২.	"Dheemi Dheemi Si"	Neha Saraf	Kaushiki Chakrabarty, Malabika Brahma	৫:০৮
৩.	"Sharm Laaj"	Shreya Narayan	Malabika Brahma, Pavni Pandey	৪:১৬
৪.	"Ankhiyaan"	Neha Saraf	Kaushiki Chakrabarty	৪:২৫
৫.	"Rang Si Hui"	Neha Saraf	Kaushiki Chakrabarty	৪:৫৭
৬.	""Rangi Saari Gulaabi""	Traditional	Snehlata Dixit, Madhuri Dixit	৪:০৩
৭.	"Teri Jai Ho"	Soumik Sen	Soumik Sen	৫:২৫
৮.	""Mauj Ki Malhare""	Rohit Sharma	Sadhu Sushil Tiwari, Superwoman, Chaittali Shrivasttava	৫:১৫

Controversy

Days before the movie's release, Sampat Pal Devi, the leader of the original Gulabi Gang, filed a case against the makers of movie, as she felt the filmmakers had no right to make a film on her life without her permission. On 5 March 2014, the Delhi High Court passed a stay order against the release of the film throughout India stating that the release would cause irreparable loss to Pal's reputation and that "the loss of reputation can not be compensated by monetary terms". The high court lifted the stay one day later.

Box office

Gulaab Gang was released on around 1,700 screens. It earned ₹9.31 crore its first weekend. The film collected ₹ 2.41 crore at the box office its first day, which was considered a poor start given its budget of ₹ 25 Crores and screen count of 1,700. The producers announced the film a flop.

Filmfare Awards

Year	Category	Film	Result
2015	Best Supporting Actress-Juhi Chawla	Gulaab Gang	মনোনীত

Star Screen Awards

Year	Category	Film	Result
2015	Best Actress in a Negative role-Juhi Chawla	Gulaab Gang	মনোনীত

IIFA Awards

Year	Category	Film	Result
2015	Best Supporting Actress	Gulaab Gang	মনোনীত

Other awards

Year	Award	Category	Film	Result
2014	Dadasaheb Phalke Award	Best Actress-Juhi Chawla	Gulaab Gang	বিজয়ী
2014	Bollywood Hungama Surfers Choice Movie Awards	Best Actress in a Negative role	Gulaab Gang	মনোনীত
2015	IBNLive Movie Awards	Best Actor in a Supporting Role (Female)	Gulaab Gang	বিজয়ী

External links

• Gulaab Gang at Bollywoodhungama.com
• ইন্টারনেট মুভি ডেটাবেজে Gulaab Gang (ইংরেজি)

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চিত্র:Qaidi Band Poster.jpg বাণিজ্যিক পোস্টার
পরিচালক	Habib Faisal
প্রযোজক	Aditya Chopra
রচয়িতা	Habib Faisal
শ্রেষ্ঠাংশে	Aadar Jain Anya Singh Sachin Pilgaonkar Peter Muxka Manuel Prince Parvinder Singh Cyndy Khojol
সুরকার	Amit Trivedi
চিত্রগ্রাহক	Anay Goswamy
সম্পাদক	Aarti Bajaj
প্রযোজনা কোম্পানি	Yash Raj Films
পরিবেশক	Yash Raj Films
মুক্তি	২৫ আগস্ট ২০১৭ (2017-08-25)
স্থিতিকাল	119 minutes
দেশ	India
ভাষা	Hindi
নির্মাণব্যয়	Rs 10cr
আয়	Rs 1.4cr

Qaidi Band (English: Band of Prisoners) is a 2017 Indian musical drama film, it revolves around seven innocent under-trials, who give a band performance in the prison to get into the good books of the authorities and secure their acquittal. It features newcomers Aadar Jain and Anya Singh in lead roles.

The film released on 25 August 2017.

Plot

The film revolves around seven innocent under-trials, who get a chance to form a musical band in the prison when the Independence Day of India approaches. The song composed by them becomes a national sensation in the form of a new patriotic song. However, their hopes of acquittal dash when a local politician cancels their trails in the hope of winning in the upcoming elections using the songs of these band members. The film then explores how these prisoners secure their release on the strength of their songs.

Cast

• Aadar Jain as Sanju
• Anya Singh as Bindu
• Sachin Pilgaonkar
• Mikhail Yawalkar as Rufi
• Prince Parvinder Singh as Maskeen Singh
• Peter Muxka Manuel as Ogu
• Cyndy Khojol as Sangey

Soundtrack

শিরোনামহীন
দৈর্ঘ্য	৩৫:১০
কালক্রম
Dear Zindagi (2016) Ashrafbd/খেলাঘর () Secret Superstar (2017)

The lyrics for the songs have been written by Kausar Munir, Habib Faisal, Peter Muxka Manuel and Sidhant Mago. All the songs featured in the film are sung by Arijit Singh and Yashita Sharma. The soundtrack consists of 9 songs and was released on 26 July 2017 by YRF Music.

সকল গানের সুরকার Amit Trivedi।

Original track listing
নং.	শিরোনাম	গীতিকার	Singer(s)	দৈর্ঘ্য
১.	"I am India"	Habib Faisal	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma	৩:৪৩
২.	"Hulchul"	Kausar Munir	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma	৩:৫৭
৩.	"Phir Nayi"	Kausar Munir	Yashita Sharma	৪:২৩
৪.	"Junooni"	Kausar Munir, Sidhant Mago	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma	৪:৫৬
৫.	"Udanchoo"	Kausar Munir	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma	৩:২৭
৬.	"Jag Mag"	Habib Faisal, Rap lyrics by Peter Muxka Manuel	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma, Peter Muxka Manuel	৩:১২
৭.	"Poshampa"	Kausar Munir	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma	৪:২৮
৮.	"Phir Wohi"	Kausar Munir	Arijit Singh, Yashita Sharma	৩:৪৬
৯.	"I am India" (Escape)	Habib Fasal	Amit Trivedi, Yashita Sharma	৩:১৮
মোট দৈর্ঘ্য:				৩৫:১০

Critical reception

The film received mixed reviews from critics.

External links

• ইন্টারনেট মুভি ডেটাবেজে Ashrafbd/খেলাঘর (ইংরেজি)
• Official website