An Empirical Study of Youth Perceptions of Social Factors Influencing Audience Interest in the Bangladeshi Film Industry

Abstract

Bangladesh has a rich and influential film history, which serves as an effective means of mass social communication. This research will give an in-depth look at the present situation of the Bangladeshi film sector emphasis on social perspectives. Bangladesh's film industry has flourished since the first screening of "Mukh O Mukhosh" in 1955 and the enactment of the "East Pakistan Film Development Organization" bill by Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in 1958. Despite its historical significance, the film industry is still not economically viable. The study demonstrates the significance of reviving audience interest and combining mathematical and visual evaluations for a better understanding of public opinions. Analyzing the coefficients and multiple variables gives vital insights into the societal and artistic progress, serving as a guideline for scholars, learners, and film enthusiasts.