Debi coming on TV

'Debi' the first film on Humayun Ahmed's iconic problem solver 'Misir Ali' will now be released on TV. Maasranga TV will air the film consecutively for two days. It will be aired on February 13 and 14 at 7.30pm. The film is the first one by director Anam Biswas who was the screenwriter of Amitabh Reza's box-office hit Aynabazi. He has also written screenplay for Debi. The film is also a first for Joya Ahsan as a producer.
In the film an ordinary housewife named Ranu seems to have become possessed by a spirit of a temple. The spirit apparently tries to protect Ranu from harm, though causing problematic hallucinations. To find a cure she, her husband resort a part-time teacher of psychology at University of Dhaka. This mystery solving psychologist is 'Misir Ali.'
In Debi the character of Misir Ali has been played by Chanchal Chowdhury. It also features actors like Joya Ahsan as Ranu, Animesh Aich as her husband Anis, Shabnam Faria as Nilu and Iresh Zaker as the sinister Ahmed Sabet.
On January 27 the film crossed its 100-day mark in theatres. It is now on at Star Cineplex and Blockbuster Cinemas.