Abu Tauhid Heron, the director of the film "Adam" released last year during Eid-ul-Fitr, has passed away at the age of 38.Early Monday morning at around 4 am, the young filmmaker succumbed to a cardiac arrest at his residence in New Eskaton, Dhaka. 

Apurbo Rana, Deputy Secretary General of the Directors' Association, confirmed the news about his demise to The Daily Star.

It is reported that Heron had contacted the caretaker of his house, informing him of the physical discomfort he was experiencing. However, due to the room being locked from inside, he was unable to reach promptly.

Upon subsequent assistance from neighbors who forced the door open, Heron was found in an unconscious state inside his room.

Abu Tauhid Heron, originally from Khalishpur, Khulna, directed the film "Adam", starring Yash Rohan, Jannatul Ferdous Oishee, Raisul Islam Asad, and Shahiduzzaman Selim in leading roles. The shooting of another film titled "Wrong Road", directed by him, had recently been completed.

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