My father led the 1975 Bangladesh Coup, with Dr. Sayd Farook | Interlude

This episode contains discussions of death and dying. Viewer discretion is advised. If you are in distress or need support, resources are available:  Beyondblue: 1300 224 636 1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732 MensLine Australia: 1300 789 978  Sydney-based entrepreneur Dr. Sayd Farook shares the untold story of his father, Colonel Sayed Farooq-ur-Rahman — the man who led the 1975 coup that overthrew Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and changed the course of Bangladesh's history forever. From liberation war hero to executed prisoner, this is a story of power, conviction, and legacy. Timestamps: 00:00 Who is Sayd's father? Sayed Farooq-ur-Rahman 2:30 Unpacking the connection to the motherland 4:28 Trauma shaping our paths 9:26 Colonel Farooq's legacy in current-day Bangladesh 13:11 Learnings from his father's journey 21:15 Visiting his father & becoming son of the soil Interlude is a hazen dialogue series on unspoken stories. Credits: Creative Director & Host: Mustafa Allawi DOP: Andrew Lin Post Producer: Cristobal Olguin Sound Design: Celine Huynh _________________________________ 📣 Hazen has been dedicated to meaningful filmmaking since 2019. Follow our journey for stories that move, matter and make change. Subscribe for more stories here:    / @hazenfilm   ⚫️ Instagram:   / hazen.film   ⚫️ Tiktok:   / hazen.film   ⚫️ Website: https://www.hazen.com.au/