to him. The people of Dhaka write to complain about Rafel's presentation and Mita pleads with the DG of Bangladesh Betar to bring Afzal back. Afzal is reinstated and a more subdued version of his radio personality is back on air with Mita. Upon hearing Afzal back on the radio, Moyna calls Afzal and they make a plan to run away together and elope before Moyna's wedding the next day. However, their plans fall apart as Prime Minister Sheikh Mujibur Rahman is assassinated the very next morning. After sneaking through the streets of Dhaka and then to Bangladesh Betar, a devastated Afzal announces the news over the radio. Moyna listens and both weep at their lost hope of a future together. One week later, Moyna listens as DJ Mita presents the World Music program solo. Mita talks about missing her friend Afzal, who has left to continue his studies in the United States, and narrates her version of the ending of 'Bengali Beauty'. A dream sequence unfolds in which the Moyna imagines what might have been had her relationship with Afzal continued. Moyna sheds a tear as Mita completes her poignant narration. Cast Rahsaan Noor as Afzal Khan aka RJ Afzal. Mumtaheena Toya as Moyna. Sarah Alam as Mita Rahman aka RJ Mita. Ashfique Rizwan as Rafel, producer of World Music. Masum Basher as Siraj Haider Khan, Afzal's father and Editor of the Observer newspaper. GM Shahidul Alam as Muzzaqir, Director General of Bangladesh Betar. Naziba Basher as Tushi, Moyna's cousin. Naila Azad as Moshfeka, Moyna's mother. Pijush Bandyopadhyay as K.M. Iftekhar, Moyna's father and Brigadier General in Bangladesh Army. Kazi Asif Rahman as Nadeem, Moyna's fiancé. Aref Syed as Wasif Chowdhury, Afzal's friend. Production Development Noor became inspired to write the script for Bengali Beauty one day after hearing Can't Take My Eyes Off You by Frankie Vallie. The setting of the film came to him from a film that had been offered to him before as well as a series of interviews with his aunt, actress Mita Rahman, who used to be a DJ for the popular World Music program on Bangladesh Betar. Bangladesh Betar and World Music are a central to the film's narrative. The style and tone of the film was inspired by Hollywood Vietnam War movies such as Apocalypse Now, Good Morning Vietnam, and Full Metal Jacket as well as Bollywood classis such as Silsila