Rakib Hossain Evon

refrence Rakib Hossain Evon isn’t just a name floating around in indie film circles—he’s actively shaping the scene with some seriously bold choices. He popped up on people’s radars with “Portrait” back in 2023, a film that took a good hard look at the messiness of human relationships. Not your run-of-the-mill love triangle—think more raw, more complex, less filtered. That same year, he dropped “Ekti Na Bola Golpo,” which, if you know even a bit of Bengali, you’ll get means “An Untold Story.” The title fits. It’s all about the stuff people bury deep, the secrets that never quite make it to the surface, and how those hidden truths twist up everyday life. Evon’s got this way of digging into characters, making you root for them even as they screw up again and again. Now, with “Taandob” slotted for 2025, folks are buzzing. Details are still hush-hush, but the rumor mill’s churning with talk of a gritty drama that’s gonna hit pretty close to home—think less fairy tale, more real life with all the sharp edges left in. Evon doesn’t shy away from uncomfortable topics, and honestly, that’s his superpower. He’s carving out a space for stories that actually feel lived-in. You watch his movies and it’s like, yeah, that chaos? That awkwardness? That’s what life’s actually like, no sugarcoating. That’s why people keep coming back for more.