The record-breaking family series ‘Eta Amaderi Golpo’ is set to conclude with its 52nd and final episode.
The last instalment will be released on YouTube at 3:00 pm on May 8. Unlike its usual format, the finale will run for 92 minutes as a special gift for viewers.
Typically, each episode of the series runs for around 25 to 28 minutes. Explaining the extended runtime, writer-director Muhammad Mustafa Kamal Raj said, “One of my dream projects was Eta Amaderi Golpo. I feel happy that I was able to realise it properly. The viewers have given immense love to everyone involved, for which I am grateful. As a gift for the audience, I have specially prepared the final episode, which is four times longer than usual. Everyone is invited to watch it.”
From November 5, 2025, the series has been airing on Channel i every Tuesday and Wednesday at 9:30 pm. Episodes are released on YouTube every Wednesday and Thursday at 12 noon on the YouTube channel Cinemawala.
The family drama has received strong audience response since its launch, with viewers from home and abroad following each episode closely. The series has also set viewing records, crossing millions of views within a single day on multiple occasions, alongside widespread engagement on social media.
Inspired by the Pakistani serial ‘Kabhi Main Kabhi Tum’, the show has been adapted by Muhammad Mustafa Kamal Raj to reflect Bangladeshi family culture.
Eta Amaderi Golpo has been praised for its storytelling, emotional depth, production quality and performances, exploring the complexities of family relationships.
Produced under the Cinemawala banner, the story revolves around four central characters Fahad, Sameer, Mehreen and Saira, along with their families.
Irfan Sajjad plays Fahad, while Khairul Basar portrays Sami. In the story, the two are brothers, and Sami marries Fahad’s former girlfriend Mehreen, played by Keya Payel. Fahad’s wife Saira is portrayed by Sunerah Binte Kamal.
The cast also includes Nader Chowdhury, Sarkar Apu, Mahmudul Islam Mithu, MNU Raju, Mukit Zakaria, Deacon Noor, Israt Athi and Aditi Zaman Sneha.
Cinematography is by Aditya Monir and the title track is voiced by Arfin Rumey and Dola Rahman, written by Mahmud Manzoor, with music and composition by Arfin Rumey.
