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Floating photography exhibition marks Felani Day

Marking the death anniversary of Felani Khatun, a 15-year-old Bangladeshi girl killed by India’s border guards in 2011, photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony has arranged a solo photography exhibition titled “Border That Bleeds”, protesting border killings. The week-long floating exhibition was inaugurated on Friday, Jan 6, 2026, at a lake next to the Korail slums in Mohakhali, Dhaka.

Photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s solo exhibition Border That Bleeds at the lake beside the Korail slums in Mohakhali, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s solo exhibition Border That Bleeds at the lake beside the Korail slums in Mohakhali, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s solo exhibition Border That Bleeds at the lake beside the Korail slums in Mohakhali, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s solo exhibition Border That Bleeds at the lake beside the Korail slums in Mohakhali, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A view of photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s floating photography exhibition at Korail Lake, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A view of photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s floating photography exhibition at Korail Lake, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Seven photographs by Parvez Ahmed Rony displayed on a floating installation in the lake, with the Korail slums in the background, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Seven photographs by Parvez Ahmed Rony displayed on a floating installation in the lake, with the Korail slums in the background, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A view of photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s floating photography exhibition at Korail Lake, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A view of photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony’s floating photography exhibition at Korail Lake, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Seven photographs by Parvez Ahmed Rony displayed on a floating installation in the lake, with the Korail slums in the background, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Seven photographs by Parvez Ahmed Rony displayed on a floating installation in the lake, with the Korail slums in the background, marking Felani Day and protesting border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A woman looks at the floating exhibition from a boat at Korail Lake, where Parvez Ahmed Rony’s photographs are being displayed to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
A woman looks at the floating exhibition from a boat at Korail Lake, where Parvez Ahmed Rony’s photographs are being displayed to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Local residents pass by the floating exhibition on boats at Korail Lake. The exhibition has been organised by photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Local residents pass by the floating exhibition on boats at Korail Lake. The exhibition has been organised by photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Local residents pass by the floating exhibition on boats at Korail Lake. The exhibition has been organised by photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
Local residents pass by the floating exhibition on boats at Korail Lake. The exhibition has been organised by photographer Parvez Ahmed Rony to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
People stop along the roadside to view the floating photography exhibition at Korail Lake, organised to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin
People stop along the roadside to view the floating photography exhibition at Korail Lake, organised to mark Felani Day and protest border killings. Photo: Abdullah Al Momin

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Published : 12 Jan 2026, 12:50 AM

Updated : 21 Aug 2026, 06:15 PM

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