Iranian filmmaker Morteza Atashzamzam, director of the Bangladesh-Iran joint production "Din: The Day," has decided to sue Ananta Jalil, the lead actor of the movie, citing a breach of contract. "Ananta Jalil broke our agreement and contract, he did not fulfil his responsibilities and promises as we agreed," Morteza wrote in an Instagram post Thursday. He claimed Ananta breached the contract by distorting his creation and also shared an animation of the film's poster on an Instagram reel with the word "fake."  Read: Azmeri Haque Badhon: Starring the Title Role of 'Rehana Maryam Noor' Film Premiered in 74th Cannes "The name of the movie was supposed to be "Day" (rooz) but nothing happened as we planned. I was the main and major producer but he continued the production in his way, with his content and form and shapes," he wrote. The Iranian filmmaker said he would sue Ananta and register a complaint against him at the court in Tehran, Iran, and have it followed up by an international lawyer at the court in Bangladesh.   Morteza added that he would also reveal the original contract in public and the main budget of the film. "It's time for Ananta Jalil to pay back his debt to the Iranian team. The legal prosecution will reveal the whole truth in due time."