Raihan Rafi, Abdullah Mohammad Saad team up for new film ‘Eyes’

<div>Reflecting on the vision behind the film, Rafi wrote, “For a long time, we have lived with a false divide between arthouse cinema and commercial cinema. I have never believed that cinema should be trapped inside these boxes. A film can be emotional, entertaining, thoughtful, urgent, and still reach people deeply. For me, that is always the dream.”</div><div><br></div><div>The director also highlighted the creative synergy among the three collaborators, noting that each brings a distinct perspective to filmmaking.<br><div>Reflecting on the vision behind the film, Rafi wrote, “For a long time, we have lived with a false divide between arthouse cinema and commercial cinema. I have never believed that cinema should be trapped inside these boxes. A film can be emotional, entertaining, thoughtful, urgent, and still reach people deeply. For me, that is always the dream.”</div><div><br></div><div>The director also highlighted the creative synergy among the three collaborators, noting that each brings a distinct perspective to filmmaking.</div><div><div>“Saad brings psychological depth, silence, moral pressure, and fragile human truth. Tanveer brings belief, persistence, and the producing vision to make this meeting possible. I bring my own instinct for pace, scale, emotion, and audience connection. Somewhere between these energies, I believe ‘Eyes’ can find its own language,” he wrote.</div><div><br></div></div></div><div><br></div>