Works directed, written, or hosted by Ahasan Imam across music videos, independent short fiction cinema, documentary filmmaking, and television talk shows.
Original Bengali songs written and music videos directed by Ahasan Imam, with composition and musical arrangement by Shan Shaik.
Unveiled in Dhaka on July 31, 2026 (16 Shraban 1433), বাদলা স্মৃতি (Badla Smriti) is a monsoon music and visual album with all lyrics written and music videos directed by Ahasan Imam, and music composed and arranged by Shan Shaik. Produced jointly by MusicArt Station and Alifiya Dance Atelier, the project brings together vocalists Dilshad Nahar Kona, Shan Shaik, Jhilik, and Pintu Ghosh, with music videos filmed across Savar and Jahangirnagar University.
“Our monsoon and landscape are like an artist's canvas. Through 'Badla Smriti', we have tried to capture that beauty by portraying the country's breathtaking rainy season, people's emotions, memories, relationships and nature through lyrics, music and visuals.”
Three music videos from the album ('Vijiye Diyo Na', 'Tip Tip Brishti', and 'Mone Pore') were screened at the July 31, 2026 launch ceremony at 'At the Table' in Eskaton, Dhaka, with 'Vijiye Diyo Na' and 'Tip Tip Brishti' released on the MusicArt Station YouTube channel.
Released on July 31, 2026 as the opening music video from the monsoon album বাদলা স্মৃতি (Badla Smriti), 'Vijiye Diyo Na' features the vocals of Dilshad Nahar Kona with music composed and arranged by Shan Shaik. Written and directed by Ahasan Imam and filmed amidst the monsoon greenery of Savar with model Sormila Islam Nowrin, the work blends lyrical nostalgia with atmospheric visual storytelling.
The second music video release from the বাদলা স্মৃতি (Badla Smriti) album, 'Tip Tip Brishti' features lyrics and direction by Ahasan Imam, with vocals, composition, and music arrangement by Shan Shaik. Starring Farjanaa Joly and photographed by Sheul Babu, the video captures the romantic stillness and rhythm of Bengal's rainy season.
Written and directed by Ahasan Imam as the third music video from the 2026 monsoon album বাদলা স্মৃতি (Badla Smriti), composed by Shan Shaik and premiered at the album's unveiling ceremony in Dhaka.
Independent short fiction and documentary works directed by Ahasan Imam, exploring cultural memory, human resilience, and Bengali literary heritage.
Editorial Illustration তুমি রবে নীরবে (Tumi Robe Nirobe — 'You Will Remain in Silence') is a non-fiction documentary film directed by Ahasan Imam, recorded in the documentary portfolio of his official Jahangirnagar University faculty profile.
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Editorial Illustration Directed by Ahasan Imam in 2023, the short fiction film 'Compendium' (কম্পেনডিয়াম) was selected for and screened at international film festivals across India, Nepal, and Bangladesh, as documented in the 13th International Conference of Young Folklorists (Vilnius, 2024) proceedings and national press profiles.
Editorial Illustration Directed by Ahasan Imam and produced by Sahiba Mahbub, the short film 'Journey' (জার্নি) portrays the everyday struggles and human encounters of commuters navigating crowded buses, trains, and ferries in and around Dhaka. Principal photography took place on location at Sadarghat Launch Terminal, Airport Railway Station, Science Lab, Savar Bus Stand, and the Paturia–Daulatdia Ferry Ghat.
Editorial Illustration An independent short fiction film directed by Ahasan Imam, recorded in the short film portfolio of his official Jahangirnagar University faculty profile.
Editorial Illustration An independent short fiction film directed by Ahasan Imam, recorded in his official Jahangirnagar University creative portfolio and cited in Bangladeshi cultural press reports.
Editorial Illustration An independent short fiction film directed by Ahasan Imam, recorded in his official Jahangirnagar University creative portfolio and cited in national press profiles.
Editorial Illustration An independent short fiction film directed by Ahasan Imam, cited in Bangladeshi entertainment press reports alongside his short film portfolio.
Hosting and guest appearances on contemporary policy, culture, and literature programs on Bangladeshi television.
How is the Tourism Sector Changing with New Technology and Facilities? | Proshnottor (Q&A)
Since March 14, 2026, Ahasan Imam has served as a host of the current-affairs and policy talk show প্রশ্নোত্তর (Proshnottor) on Green TV. In this episode broadcast on March 18, 2026, he moderates an in-depth dialogue on how emerging technologies and modern infrastructure are transforming the tourism sector in Bangladesh.
Enigma TV Special on Amar Ekushey Book Fair — 'Scent of a New Cover', Episode 01, Part 2
On February 13, 2024, Ahasan Imam appeared as the featured literary guest (আলোচক) on Episode 01 (Part 2) of Enigma TV's special Amar Ekushey Book Fair broadcast নতুন মলাটের গন্ধ ('Notun Molater Gondho'), hosted by Dr. Islam Shafiq, discussing contemporary Bengali writing, publishing, and reader culture.
Established in December 2025 as Ahasan Imam's independent creative banner for film direction, music production, and visual storytelling.
Role: Founder & Principal · Identity Design: Jayed Bin Ashraf
Alongside directing independent short fiction and music videos, Ahasan Imam serves as Faculty Advisor to the Jahangirnagar Cine Society (JCS) and is an active member of the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC).
His short films and cinematic dialogues have engaged audiences at festivals and workshops in Dhaka, Kolkata, Guwahati, Kathmandu, and Puri.
