After a four-year-long wait, the poster of Abu Tauhid Heron's directorial debut film, "Adam" came out today. The film has already completed its shoot in multiple locations, including Mymensingh, Kuakata, Jamalpur, and Sundarbans amongst others.

The Yash Rohan and Jannatul Ferdous Oishee starrer film features the harsh reality of rural life back in the 1980s.

 According to Yash, "The narrative of the film is really unique, I have never done any films like 'Adam' before. This is why I gathered all my courage and joined the film. We were able to work so hard on it because we love it.  The audience are also eager to watch good content and so, I believe they will love it as well."

The director of the film, Abu Tauhid Heron shared, "Including scenes in the jungle, the sea, in villages, we have already completed our 51 days long film shooting. Adom is a tribe that has no outside enemies, their only adversaries arise from fellow tribals."

"Some of these tribals are selfless as they sacrifice everything for another, while some are extremely selfish and don't hesitate lich off every bit of benefit the others could offer. In my own words, from 'Adam' to 'Adam Shontan'—some become angels while others turn into devils."

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Oishee, Yash starrer ‘Adom’ receives uncut censor certificate 

The film has already gotten censor board clearance, and will soon greet the audience in the theatres.

"Adam" also features Rangan Riddo, Allen Shubhro, Shahiduzzaman Selim, Monira Akter Mithu, and Raisul Islam Asad amongst others.