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Abdullah Mohammad Saad’s Series ‘Annie’ Wins Best Series at Geneva International Film Festival

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Entertainment Desk • 8 Nov • 2 min read • 1 views · 1 impressions

Abdullah Mohammad Saad’s Series ‘Annie’ Wins Best Series at Geneva International Film Festival
The Geneva International Film Festival venue in Switzerland.

Director Abdullah Mohammad Saad, globally acclaimed for his film Rehana Maryam Noor, has achieved international recognition with his new web series ‘Annie’, which won the ‘Best Series’ (‘Future Is Sensible’ Award) at the 32nd Geneva International Film Festival (GIFF) in Switzerland. The award was announced on Sunday, November 8, 2026, during the festival's closing ceremony.

Lead actress Nazifa Tushi, who portrays the titular character Annie, shared the joyous news on Facebook. Expressing her profound emotions, Tushi stated that winning in the 'Future Is Sensible' category is especially meaningful because the section celebrates storytelling that goes beyond pure entertainment to probe human values and provoke deep thought about our world and future.

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Reflecting on her intense character immersion, Tushi remarked, "Becoming Annie was a transformative experience. There came a point where she felt like a real person I was gradually getting to know... I hope the patience and emotion poured into this journey resonate deeply with audiences." The series features an ensemble cast including Yash Rohan, Symon Sadik, Sarika Sabrin, and Farhana Mithu, and is slated for release on the streaming platform iScreen.

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