Money Honey (TV series)

Money Honey is a Bangladeshi streaming television crime thriller series, jointly directed by Tanim Noor and Krishnendu Chattopadhyay. It stars Shamol Mawla, Lutfur Rahman George and Mostafizur Noor Imran. The series consisting of eight episodes premiered on 06 June 2019 on Hoichoi. Nishat Priom, Sumon Anowar and Naziba Bashar in the significant roles. The story revolves around a massive, real-life inspired bank robbery of 121 crore Taka. It was re-edited and released as a compact Director's Cut in 2021.

Premise

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Cast

  • Shamol Mawla as Shahriyar Kabir
  • Lutfur Rahman George as Akbar Khan
  • Mostafizur Noor Imran as Sohel
  • Nishat Priom as Shezuti
  • Sumon Anowar as Amitabh
  • Naziba Bashar as ASP Mariya Gomes
  • Mili Bashar as Shahriyar's mother
  • Tahmina Srimti as Amitabh's wife
  • Jayita Mahalanobish as Shezuti's stepmother
  • Nasir Uddin Khan
  • Ehsanur Rahman
  • Robin Khan
  • Monirul Islam Rubel
  • Mostafiz Shahin
  • Jyoti Chattopadhyay

Release

Money Honey was originally released as a streaming television series on the OTT platform Hoichoi in 2019, receiving widespread acclaim for its gripping narrative centered around a massive 121-crore bank robbery in Bangladesh. Acknowledged as a major trendsetter in the Bangladeshi OTT landscape, the series underwent a significant structural and creative overhaul in 2021. This newly edited version, officially titled Money Honey - Director's Cut, was released on Hoichoi in late 2021 to offer a more refined and seamless viewing experience.

The 2021 Director's Cut brought major changes to the presentation and pacing of the series through a transition in its editing team. While the original 12-episode version released in 2019 was edited by Robin Khan, the filmmakers collaborated with a new editor, Saleh Sobhan Auneem, for the 2021 re-release. Auneem extensively re-edited the original material, consolidating the sprawling narrative into a tighter, 8-episode format.