Biography

Sumon Sarker is a Bangladeshi cinematographer whose work is rooted in emotional realism and a nuanced exploration of light, space, and human experience.

He came to prominence with Surongo (2023), Laal Moroger Jhuti (2021), and No Dorai (2019) each of which earned him the Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Cinematography. His images often draw from natural light and lived environments, creating an intimate visual language that bridges realism with cinematic form.

In Surongo (2023), his work shifts toward a more psychological tone, using controlled lighting and camera movement to reflect inner tension and character-driven narratives.

His broader filmography, including Damal (2022), Unoloukik (2021), Amalnama (2025), Cafe Desire (2022), Jaago Bahey (2021)and Friday (2023) reflects a consistent interest in atmosphere, rhythm, and the relationship between character and environment.

Alongside feature films, he has worked across commercials and international projects, where he continues to explore visual storytelling through a balance of realism and commercialism. His work has been recognized by global industry leaders such as ARRI and ZEISS.
- IMDb mini biography by: monker