Pretty Big

“Work”

N° 01 — 11 / Selected

Featured

“Prime Now Launch Commercial”

“Mainkar Chipay”

ZEE5 Original

“One Piece Made Karigor Is Dead”

Ei Muhurte — Chorki

“Adkhana Bhalo Chele Adha Mostaan”

Chorki Musical Film

“Life In Other Words”

Short Shorts & NFMLA Selection — Shorts TV / Prime

“Freefire Commercial”

Feat. Farooque Bhai Project

“Director Reel”

Reel

“European Union in Bangladesh”

Institutional Campaign

“Skitto Launch”

Brand Launch — Commercial

“Grameenphone Deep Sea Campaign”

Commercial

“Maverick Free to be You”

Brand Campaign

“Koli 2.0”

Bioscope Original — Cult Hit Crime Thriller, Written to Delivery in 3 Weeks, Shot in 4 Days

“Brands”

Worked With · Featured On

A running list of brands, platforms, and publications Pretty Big has worked with or been featured on.

Coca-Cola

Amazon Prime

Hulu

Chorki

ZEE5

Shorts TV

Vimeo Staff Pick

Ads of the World

Best Ads

Garena

European Union

World Food Programme

Airtel

Grameenphone

Robi

Unilever

Vogue

British American Tobacco

Reckitt

ACI

Meghna Group

Perfetti

Coca-Cola

Amazon Prime

Hulu

Chorki

ZEE5

Shorts TV

Vimeo Staff Pick

Ads of the World

Best Ads

Garena

European Union

World Food Programme

Airtel

Grameenphone

Robi

Unilever

Vogue

British American Tobacco

Reckitt

ACI

Meghna Group

Perfetti

“Little Big Films”

N° 01 — 03 / Legacy

Before Pretty Big, there was Little Big Films — the production company Abrar Athar ran and directed under. It's the banner a run of Nuhash Humayun's early directorial work was produced under, before he signed with Anonymous Content / CAA and built the independent, internationally recognised career he has today. A few of those titles:

Produced by Little Big Films · Directed by Nuhash Humayun

“Moshari”

Produced by Little Big Films · Season One · Chorki Original

“Pett Kata Shaw”

Produced by Little Big Films · Bite Size Halloween · Hulu

“Foreigners Only”

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Little Big Films was Abrar Athar’s earlier production company, not a current venture — these credits are included for context on his directing and producing history.

“News”

N° 01 — 02 / Journal

A running log of press, features, and the odd bit of recognition.

Press · Feb 2019 · Ads of the World

“An Ode to Self Love”

A Valentine’s Day film that turned away from romance to talk about the divorce stigma quietly shaping Dhaka — and the taboo of loving yourself back into shape after. The line it built the whole film around: the hardest, most necessary love is the one we show ourselves first.

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Press · Jun 2017 · Ads of the World

“Words Hurt! Stop Cyberbullying!”

A film that gave cyberbullying the same visual weight as physical violence, made at a time when nearly half the country’s online users had faced some form of it. It didn’t stop at awareness — the campaign helped push Bangladesh’s ICT division to open a dedicated hotline for cyberbullying complaints.