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Raihan Rafi’s Hit Film ‘Pressure Cooker’ Set for OTT Premiere on Hoichoi on October 8

Hyperlink Female-Led Drama-Thriller Starring Shabnam Bubly, Nazifa Tushi, Maria Shanto, and Snigdha Chowdhury Prepares for Digital Release Following Success in Eid-ul-Fitr Theatrical Run

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Entertainment Desk • 3 Oct • 2 min read

Raihan Rafi’s Hit Film ‘Pressure Cooker’ Set for OTT Premiere on Hoichoi on October 8
Official promotional poster for Raihan Rafi’s film Pressure Cooker, scheduled for OTT premiere on Hoichoi on October 8.

Director Raihan Rafi’s critically acclaimed hyperlink drama-thriller Pressure Cooker is set to make its digital streaming debut on OTT platform Hoichoi Bangladesh on October 8, 2026, following a successful theatrical run since Eid-ul-Fitr.

Departing from conventional commercial formulas, the female-centric film stars Shabnam Bubly, Nazifa Tushi, Maria Shanto, and Snigdha Chowdhury in lead roles, exploring four interconnected subplots of women navigating personal and social struggles in urban Dhaka. Streaming platform Hoichoi officially announced the release date on Friday (October 2) alongside a tagline highlighting the intense narrative pressure experienced by the lead characters. The ensemble cast features Fazlur Rahman Babu, Shahiduzzaman Selim, Misha Sawdagor, Azizul Hakim, and Farjana Chobi, alongside a special guest appearance by Chanchal Chowdhury. The film's soundtrack—highlighted by Ankan Kumar's hit track "Borai Kore," arranged by Jahid Nirob—gained widespread popularity during its theatrical release, driving anticipation among home audiences for its upcoming streaming premiere.

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