List of Bangladeshi films of 1974

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A list of Bangladesh films 1974

TitleDirectorCastGenreNotesRelease dateRef(s)
Sangram Chashi Nazrul Islam Suchonda, Khasru, Nuton, Hasan Imam, Darashiko, Khalil, Zahirul Haq War, History, Drama Based on Bangladesh Liberation War [1]
Alor Michil Narayan Ghosh Mita Razzak, Faruk, Anwar Hossain, Bobita War, History, Drama Based on Bangladesh Liberation War 25 January [1] [2]
Kar Hashi Ke HasheAnanda [1]
Banglar 24 BochorMohammad Ali
Long March Towards Golden Bangla Alamgir Kabir DocumentaryBased on Bangladesh Liberation War [1] [3]
BeiymanRuhul AminRazzak, Kabori Sarwar, SujataRomance [4]
Takar KhelaAzimSujata, Azim, Olivia, Hashmat, Narayan Chakrabarty, Maya Hazarika
Chokher JoleAziz AzharRazzak, Kabori Sarwar, Anwar Hossain, Rozi Afsary, ATM Shamsuzzaman
Obak PrithibiMostafa MehmudRazzak, Shabana, Sulatana Zaman, Mustafa [5]
Dur Theke KacheS. M. ShafiOlivia
Masud Rana Sohel Rana Sohel Rana, Olivia, Kabori Sarwar, Khalil, Golam Mustafa, Fateh Lohani Spy, Thriller Based on Qazi Anwar Hussain's thriller titled Bishoron [6]

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