Inside the Life of an 8-Year-Old Child Laborer in Bangladesh | DreamersEye

This documentary follows a full day in the life of Emon, an eight-year-old child laborer living in Rajshahi, Bangladesh. While most children his age spend their days playing or resting, Emon balances school in the morning and street work until late at night—selling balloons and cotton candy to help support his family.

From a small tin house beside the Padma River to the crowded streets of the city, this film quietly observes Emon’s daily routine. We follow him through school, work preparation, long walks through the city, and the moments of responsibility that have entered his life far too early. Along the way, the documentary reveals the larger reality of child labor in Bangladesh—how poverty, inequality, and lack of social support force children into adult roles.

This is not just Emon’s story. It reflects the lives of millions of children across South Asia and other developing regions, where education and survival often exist side by side. Through simple observation and real moments, this film invites viewers to understand the human cost behind child labor—without exaggeration, without judgment.

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🎥 Shot entirely on location with the cooperation of local communities.

► Location: Ponchoboti, Rajshahi, Bangladesh.

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