A journey of a son separated from his mother during the 1971 war. A son embarks on a quest to reunite with his mother in the United States, the profound impact of his search leaving an indelible mark and shattered his life forever.
Himel Ashraf
Director
Shakib Khan
Shamsul "Sam" Haque / Rajkumar
Courtney Coffey
Julie
Mahiya Mahi
Musammad Khadija Begum, Sam's mother
Tariq Anam Khan
Abdul Goni Miah
Dilara Zaman
Musammad Rahima Khatun, Sam's grandmother
Ejajul Islam
Signal Bhai
Ahmed Sharif
Khabir Uddin
Robert John Gallagher
Police Officer
Arosh Khan
Sam's Younger Brother
Md Minhaj Miah
DCP
Tanisa islam Mahi
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