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<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">When you last 30 minutes or more...</span></p>
<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">And give women endless pleasure in the bedroom...</span><br />
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<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">A couple of really good things happen:</span></p>
<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">First, your confidence goes to the moon!</span><br />
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<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">Second, you get laid like a Rock Star (because women love what you do to them in the bedroom).</span></p>
<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">In contrast, if you don’t last very long, sex is a lot less fun. It’s easy to end up feeling stressed and anxious... worrying if you’ll 'blow too soon'... before you’ve given her The Big O.</span><br />
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<p style="font-size: 14px;"><span style="font-size:18px;">The question is:</span></p>
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<p><span style="font-size:8px;">In the 2004 film Nikhoj Songbad (Missing), viewers are treated to a nail-biting sequence where actors Shakib Khan and Baishakhi make a desperate dash across a railway bridge, evading their relentless pursuers. This moment reaches its cinematic climax when Baishakhis character slips and falls dangerously, and Shakib catches her with one hand, saving her life. Behind the scenes, however, the stakes were just as high. Stuntman Sumon Reza Zumman, doubling for superstar Shakib Khan during this daring bridge scene, recounts the harrowing experience with the visceral intensity of a seasoned action hero. I was Shakib Bhais dummy for this scene, which was shot on the railway bridge over a river in Pubail. I was tied with a rope and actor Baishakhi was supposed to hang below me. The scene required both of them to jump into the water at some point. While we were preparing, a train suddenly approached. The unexpected roar of an approaching train turned the shoot into a life-or-death ordeal. The area was surrounded by forests, so it was impossible to see the train unless it honked. Everyone ran away to save their lives, leaving me tied to the tracks. I couldnt jump into the water or untie the rope. In this desperate situation, I lay down on the wooden sleepers of the railway bridge. The train thundered over me. His survival, nothing short of miraculous, adds a layer of real-life drama to the films thrilling narrative. In an exclusive, heart-stopping interview with bdnews24.com, stuntman Zumman vividly recounted his brush with death and other tales, marked by the sheer unpredictability and danger of performing high-stakes stunts. In a gripping recount of his high-risk career, Zumman detailed a second major accident in 2012, proving even more life-threatening than his earlier escapades in terms of sheer peril. Zumman described the incident: While filming Sohanur Rahman Sohans movie Ek Mon Ek Pran, I was performing a glass jump from an under-construction building. During the jump, I got stuck on a ledge. Broken glass fell, piercing through my back and exiting from my stomach. The incident happened just before the public holiday on the occasion of the Muslim festival of Shab-e-Barat, and Zumman was admitted to a hospital for surgery. He was later transferred to a specialised hospital for chest disease, where the doctor inadvertently worsened his condition by removing only part of the glass, leaving the rest inside. The doctor said, Son, I dont think I can save you. I heard this with my own ears before losing consciousness. I woke up three days later. RISKING THEIR LIVES BEHIND THE SCENES Zumman is not alone in having such bone-chilling memories. Many viewers, accustomed to seeing the hero or heroine on the movie screen, may not realise who works behind the scenes. Jumping through fire, falling from the top of a hill, leaping from a railway bridge to save the heroine, plunging from a highrise, and smashing through glass — these heroic scenes are highly appreciated by the audience. It is the stuntman who performs these dangerous feats, risking their lives to bring these moments to life. They are the ones who turn actors into true heroes and heroines. In Bangladesh, this profession remains male-dominated, with no women having yet entered the field. Men continue to perform stunts for female actors. Stuntman Mithu, who preferred to be identified with a single name, said: We’ve performed stunts for many actresses. For instance, I worked on Shabnurs popular movie Kajer Meye, Moushumis Baghini Konna, and Parvin Sultana Ditis Hotta. We have acted as stunt doubles for many actresses. Women were afraid to enter the profession, and directors were reluctant to let them do this. So, we step in as their dummies. With 33 years of experience in the industry, Mithu worked in many films and continues to do so regularly Abul Khayer Jashim Uddin, a senior figure in the community, brought him into the JAMBS Fighting Group. Mithu earned considerable praise from Jashim for his expertise in jumping and other stunts. He began his career as a stuntman in 1991, starting with Jashims movie Lokkhir Shongshar. He served as Jashims stuntman for several years and went on to work with Ilias Kanchan, Sohel Chowdhury, SM Aslam Talukder Manna, Amit Hasan, Riaz Uddin Ahamed Siddique, Ferdous Ahmed, and Salman Shah. Mithu said: I have worked in many films, including Salman Bhais Kichhu Asha Kichhu Bhalobasha, Bichar Hobe, Konna Dan, Bikkhobh, and Anjuman. I worked as a stuntman in 80 out of 100 films of Manna Bhai. I have also worked in many films of Shakib Khan. My most recent work was in the movie Rajotto. I have collaborated with many artists from India, travelled abroad, and shot films in locations such as Thailand and Nepal. Stuntman Md Harun Ur Rashid said that in the movie Khalnayak, he performed the action stunts for actress Gulshan Ara Akter Champa. LIFE RISK COST IS MINIMAL Stuntmen in films remain behind the scenes, away from the limelight. What is life like for those who consistently face death behind the camera? What do they receive in return for undertaking this risky work?</span></p>