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A list of Bangladesh films released in 1973.
A list of Bangladesh films released in 1973.
| Title | Director | Cast | Genre | Notes | Release date | Ref(s) |
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| Titash Ekti Nadir Naam | Ritwik Ghatak | Rosy Samad, Kabori Sarwar, Rowshan Jamil, Rani Sarkar, Ritwik Ghatak | Drama | Based on the novel of Advaita Malla Burman | 27 July | |
| Rangbaaz | Zahirul Haque | Hashmot, Anwar Hossain, Kabori Sarwar, Abdur Razzak | ||||
| Quiet Flows the Meghna | Alamgir Kabir | Bulbul Ahmed, Bobita, Anwar Hossain | War, History, Drama | Based on Bangladesh Liberation War | ||
| Abar Tora Manush Ho | Khan Ataur Rahman | Raisul Islam Asad, Bobita | War, History, Drama | Based on Bangladesh Liberation War | ||
| Pogrom In Bangladesh | Alamgir Kabir | Documentary | Based on Bangladesh Liberation War | [1] | ||
| Jibon Trishna | H Akbar | |||||
| Debor | Sheikh Latif | |||||
| Khelaghar | Abdul Jabbar Khan | |||||
| Balaka Mon | Subhash Dutta | |||||
| Priyotoma | Ashok Ghosh | |||||
| Bodhu Mata Konya | Ali Kausar | |||||
| Jhorer Pakhi | C B Zaman | |||||
| Polatak | Rupokar | |||||
| Jaha Bolibo Satya Bolibo | Babul Chowdhury | |||||
| Yiye Kore Biye | Yusuf Zahir | Bobita, Uzzal, Samina, Bulbul Ahmed, Baby Zaman, Khalil | Comedy, Romance | [2] [3] | ||
| Rater Por Din | Mohsin | Wasim (acting debut) [4] | ||||
| Ekhane Akash Nil | Hashmot | |||||
| Ke Tumi | M Rahman | |||||
| Shoti Nari | Sheikh Anowar Hossain | |||||
| Paaye Chola Path | Mehmood | |||||
| Mon Niye Khela | Montu Pardeshi | |||||
| Duranta Durbar | Mohiuddin | |||||
| Anirban | Kamal Ahmed | |||||
| Apobad | Azizur Rahman | |||||
| Doshyurani | Sirajul Islam Bhuiyan | |||||
| Amar Jonmobhumi | Alamgir Kumkum | |||||
| Doyal Murshid | Sheikh Mohiuddin | Suchanda, Anwar Hossain, Mehfuz, Sattar, Murad, Anis Shamsu | ||||
| Slogan | Kabir Anwar | |||||
| Angikar | ||||||
| Atithi | Azizur Rahman | |||||
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