Famed television star Sumaiya Shimu made her OTT debut in the final episode of “Dui Shaw”, appearing in “Beshura”. Her performance mesmerised audiences, as she blended seamlessly into the role. The talented actress made her acting debut in 1999 and went on to work on numerous television projects.
The storyline of “Makeup” is deeply intertwined with the world of cinema, he explained. “The film delves into the highs and lows of the film industry, shedding light on the lives of the people within it. It’s a story that reflects both the struggles and triumphs of those behind the glamorous world.”
Prominent actor Siam Ahmed, who first captured hearts with crowd-favorite television series like “Bhalobasha 101”, “Tomar Amar Prem”, and “X Factor Reload”, has since made a seamless transition to the silver screen, cementing his place in the film industry. His highly anticipated film “Jongli” is now on the horizon, promising to showcase a deeply immersive and reinvented Siam in the lead role.
Karim shares a long-standing bond with director Fazlul Kabir Tuhin, whom he has known since 1991. "We’ve spent years together, performing in stage plays. He’s a talented individual who acts, sings, and composes music alongside directing,” he shared. “I’ve worked under his direction before, and though he was abroad for a while, I’m eager to see more of his work.”
Working with an actor like him taught me invaluable lessons about respecting and loving others. Despite being such a celebrated actor, he always treated people with profound respect, often addressing them with great courtesy. His humility was unmatched, and I could never fully articulate all his remarkable qualities.
"Prabir Mitra was an extraordinary artiste," Tariq Anam Khan shared in a heartfelt conversation with The Daily Star, recalling his early admiration for the veteran actor. "As a young man, I was deeply inspired by his performances. I still remember going to the theatre to watch his films. His work had a certain magic to it—his presence on screen was unforgettable, and even now, his acting resonates with me."
Reflecting on her late co-star, Suchanda grew emotional as she recounted to The Daily Star how their on-screen relationship as brother and sister gradually transcended into life-long bond in future.
Ashraf Uddin Ahmed Uzzal, a longtime friend and colleague, reminisced about their early days in the industry. “Prabir and I started around the same time, both coming from the stage before we entered the film industry. He began with theatre and transitioned to the silver screen, much like I did,” Uzzal told The Daily Star. “We were both young, full of energy, and passionate about acting. What set Prabir apart, though, was his unwavering authenticity. You could always trust him to deliver a performance that felt real, regardless of the character.”
Famed television star Sumaiya Shimu made her OTT debut in the final episode of “Dui Shaw”, appearing in “Beshura”. Her performance mesmerised audiences, as she blended seamlessly into the role. The talented actress made her acting debut in 1999 and went on to work on numerous television projects.
The storyline of “Makeup” is deeply intertwined with the world of cinema, he explained. “The film delves into the highs and lows of the film industry, shedding light on the lives of the people within it. It’s a story that reflects both the struggles and triumphs of those behind the glamorous world.”
Prominent actor Siam Ahmed, who first captured hearts with crowd-favorite television series like “Bhalobasha 101”, “Tomar Amar Prem”, and “X Factor Reload”, has since made a seamless transition to the silver screen, cementing his place in the film industry. His highly anticipated film “Jongli” is now on the horizon, promising to showcase a deeply immersive and reinvented Siam in the lead role.
Karim shares a long-standing bond with director Fazlul Kabir Tuhin, whom he has known since 1991. "We’ve spent years together, performing in stage plays. He’s a talented individual who acts, sings, and composes music alongside directing,” he shared. “I’ve worked under his direction before, and though he was abroad for a while, I’m eager to see more of his work.”
Working with an actor like him taught me invaluable lessons about respecting and loving others. Despite being such a celebrated actor, he always treated people with profound respect, often addressing them with great courtesy. His humility was unmatched, and I could never fully articulate all his remarkable qualities.
"Prabir Mitra was an extraordinary artiste," Tariq Anam Khan shared in a heartfelt conversation with The Daily Star, recalling his early admiration for the veteran actor. "As a young man, I was deeply inspired by his performances. I still remember going to the theatre to watch his films. His work had a certain magic to it—his presence on screen was unforgettable, and even now, his acting resonates with me."
Reflecting on her late co-star, Suchanda grew emotional as she recounted to The Daily Star how their on-screen relationship as brother and sister gradually transcended into life-long bond in future.
Ashraf Uddin Ahmed Uzzal, a longtime friend and colleague, reminisced about their early days in the industry. “Prabir and I started around the same time, both coming from the stage before we entered the film industry. He began with theatre and transitioned to the silver screen, much like I did,” Uzzal told The Daily Star. “We were both young, full of energy, and passionate about acting. What set Prabir apart, though, was his unwavering authenticity. You could always trust him to deliver a performance that felt real, regardless of the character.”
On his 64th birthday, the actor only hopes to remain in the hearts of the audience. "With the love of people, I want to keep acting for many more years," he concluded.
Veteran actress Anjana Rahman, a beloved figure in Bangladeshi cinema, passed away early yesterday in the capital’s Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital.
