Popular actress Quazi Nawshaba Ahmed made her debut in theatre with the play "Sonata" in 2011, and on television with the fiction, "Chhotobela Borobela". Her first silver screen appearance was in the film "Udhao", released in 2015. She continued to impress the audience with her acting prowess in films like "Chhuye Dile Mon", "Dhaka Attack", "Bhuban Majhi" and "Chandrabati Kotha" among others, since then. She also worked on television projects and TVCs, besides being a voice artiste. She has voiced the Sisimpur character Bhuto, and directed her own puppet shows for three consecutive years.

Nawshaba also played a pivotal role in "Mishti Kichu", the second episode of Nuhash Humayun's anthology series for Chorki, "Pett Kata Shaw".

She will star in the Eid special serial "Bhai Khub Sensitive" in six different avatars, in each of its seven episodes.

"We shot for this project in three days, which was really challenging. I acted in two different roles each day, beginning from morning till evening," she says.

The serial is written and directed by Harun Rusho. Nawshaba plays an actress, a beggar, house help, doctor, pregnant woman living in a slum and hijacker in it.

"Layered with comedy, the serial carries social messages. I hope the audience likes our effort," she asserts. "The script really amazed me, and I believe that if we had a bigger budget and produced it for OTT platforms or the silver screen, the story would have worked better."

"Bhai Khub Sensitive" also features Mukit Zakaria, Syed Shiplu, and Anila Tanjum among others.

Nawshaba will also be featured on "Chader Haat", a family drama slated for release on the night before Eid. It is directed by Eamin Elan. "I am always up for projects that focus on family bonds, as right now, people seem quite detached from one another," she adds. The tele-fiction also features Fakhrul Basher Masum, Mili Basher, and Evan Sair among others.

Nawshaba has also worked on a musical film, which is expected to release this Eid.