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The Last Anabas

Synopsis: 
In our social life there is a stereotype about girls that their soul as like fish. “Anabas” is scientific name of ‘Koi’ fish. In rural area of Bangladesh girls born like a fish and also they death like a fish, but they didn’t complain that much. Their worship as like flowers but their lives as like prisoners just that fish, which was in a pottery whatever whole world in quarantine or not, it’s always the same. All time they presented themselves in-front of their parents, brother, husband or the other etc. End of the day the “Anabas” died but still presenting herself on the plate.


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