The session featured director Raihan Rafi along with cast members Nazifa Tushi and Shabnam Bubly, who shared their experiences working on the film Pressure Cooker.

Speakers discussed the journey of filmmaking, from script development and on set challenges to post production and release. They highlighted the realities of working under pressure, the importance of collaboration, and the creative decisions that shape a film’s final outcome.

The event was interactive, allowing students and aspiring filmmakers to engage directly with the guests through questions and discussions, gaining practical insights into the Bangladeshi film industry.

The organisers expressed appreciation to participants and volunteers for contributing to the success of the event, reaffirming BUFC’s commitment to connecting academic learning with real world creative practice.