Mehazabien shines in debut film ‘Priyo Maloti’, winning hearts nationwide
Who is more popular with the audience these days: Mehazabien Chowdhury or Maloti Rani Das? Who has won a place in the hearts of viewers? Most people would agree in a single sentence—Maloti Rani Das is the most popular name of recent times.
Over a career spanning 15 years, Mehazabien has achieved remarkable success and immense popularity. However, this is her first venture into cinema and with her debut film, she has made a marvelous impression.
Mehazabien is currently basking in admiration wherever she goes. Her debut silver screen project, "Priyo Maloti", is receiving overwhelming praise, especially for her brilliant performance.
Celebrities from the showbiz industry are praising the actress on social media, lauding her acting skills after the film hit theatres alongside cinema lovers who are also in awe of her acclaim.
Jaya Ahsan confessed to shedding tears after watching "Priyo Maloti" and highly appreciated Mehazabien's portrayal of Maloti. She commented, "Mehazabien delivered an extraordinary performance—she gave her 100%".
Afsana Mimi, whom Mehazabien regards as a mentor, also watched the film. Mimi remarked, "As my protégé, Mehazabien has done an excellent job. Her flawless acting has captivated everyone, including me."
Zakia Bari Momo wrote, "I want another screening of 'Priyo Maloti' next week, so we can all go and watch it together."
Actor Ananda Khaled posted on Facebook after watching the film, "I cried so much during 'Priyo Maloti' that I felt uncomfortable leaving the cinema hall with my red eyes. If Mehazabien Chowdhury doesn't win a National Film Award for this role, I will be heartbroken."
Runa Khan expressed, "'Priyo Maloti' is our story—a unique and original one. Mehazabien has delivered the best performance of her career."
Deepa Khandakar wrote, "I proudly say that I am a Bangladeshi actress. In my country, a film like 'Priyo Maloti' has been made."
Currently, the Shankha Dasgupta directorial "Priyo Maloti" is being shown in 20 cinema halls nationwide. In the film, Mehazabien plays the titular role of a resilient woman.
Before its release in Bangladesh, "Priyo Maloti" was screened at international festivals, including the Cairo International Film Festival (CIFF) and the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), where it garnered acclaim.
Cinema lovers in the country are calling it one of the year's best stories.
For her debut film, Mehazabien has been actively engaging with audiences, visiting theatres and universities. She said, "I am receiving an incredible response. I am deeply grateful to everyone."
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