Summit is a Woman

Duration: 13.5 mins
Language: Bengali
Sub-title: English

More than a decade has passed since Nishat Mazumder became the first Bangladeshi woman to stand atop Mount Everest, yet the terrain for women in Bangladesh – and across South Asia, remains uneven. Representation has improved, yes. Women now run businesses, lead protests, and summit peaks. But the burden of permission, the quiet negotiations at kitchen tables, the judgment for stepping outside a norm, all still persist. In many ways, Nishat’s story has only grown more relevant now. Because while she proved it could be done, her journey reminds us that changing a headline doesn’t change a system. Her summit was never just personal – it was a call to widen the path for those who would go forth.

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Venue
Rate
Date
Audience
1
Liberation War Museum, Dhaka
****
21 November 25
280

2
BMTC
12 December 25
30
3
Bhraman Adda, Bhadreshwar, WB, IN
21 December 25
800
4
Alliance Francaise Chittagong
02 January 26
30
5
Protiva Mutsuddi Hall (Bharateswari Homes Auditorium),
Mirzapur, Tangail.
28 January 26
500
6
Toronto Film Forum,
Multicultural Film Screening Centre,
3000 Danforth Ave, Unit 4,
Toronto, Canada
27 February 26
50
7
WBMASF Conference Hall,
Radhanath Sikder-Tenzing Norgey Bhaban,
Vivekananda Yubabharati Krirangan,
Kolkata – 700106.
8th March 2026
330

 

 

 

 

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