Videos tagged with "tribute"

Amar Shonar Bangla [03:58]
a tribute to all the freedom fighters and our loving motherland Guitar & Composition : Metalman Tonmoy Visuals & Editing : Abeer Ahmed
Tags: Bangladesh

Ekushey'r Gaan [02:51]
"Amar Bhai er rokte rangano ekushey february .... ami ki bhulte pari.." this is a tribute by the five friends Parveg, Apon, Aiman, Rockon and Sagor to the Language martyrs who gave their lives just for the establishment of their mother tongue--- Bangla ...
Tags: amar bhai er rokte rangano, ekushe february, language martyrs, bangla song, bangla, bangladesh, MC Aimz, Apon, parveg, vasha andolon, Bengali Language

28 November Crowdsourced Travel Update - 28 days to go [01:45]
There's 28 days left in my campaign to promote Bangladeshi tourism. With almost $5000 raised, we are well on our way to producing "Positive Light" (photography.crowdsourced.travel for Bangladesh. We hope you can join our project and/or contribute pledges! Bangladeshi people deserve this opportunity to participate in world travel.
Tags: Mikey Leung, Crowdsourced Travel, Positive Light, Sajid Chowdhury, Bangladesh, Travel Photography, mikeyleung, dotca

Happy Mother's Day 2011 - Tribute to a departed Mom! [06:20]
Sunday, 08 May 2011 HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY 2011 You were a wonderful mother, dear departed Mother of mine. You are holding a spot down deep in my heart, 'Till the stars no longer shine. Your soul shall live on forever, On through the fields of time. For there will never be another to me, Each melodious measure, Oft the teardrops flowing, Oft they flow from my memory's treasure.
Tags: Happy, Mother's, Day, 2011, inspirational, widescreen, life, pics, slideshow, tribute, to, mother, mom, mummy, maa, dibosh, australia, usa, bangladesh, moonanjan, nahin, farha

Sromiker Shohor (Clip 1) [04:05]
Saidpur, a small town in northern Bangladesh, is often nicknamed "the city of labors" (Sromiker Shohor). This is so because, 80% of its inhabitants are workers of factories of different kinds : nationalized heavy industry, medium industry, small and cottage industry etc. In an agricultural economy, this is truly an exception. In 2008 RTV, a private television channel, went to this under-represented town of workers to make a 30 minutes documentary. It was on air on the May Day of 2008 as a tribute to the workers and small/medium entrepreneurs of the country. It was scripted, presented and produced by Aninda Rahman. In this particular clip, the crew visited the biggest railway workshop of the British Assam-Bengal Railways which was established here in 1870. Surrounding this giant workshop the town actually grew. However, its golden days are now over. The production team had to collect a series of permits to enter and was allowed inside for a very brief period of time.
Tags: Railway, Heavy Industry, Workers of Bangladesh tourism