Bangladeshi actor bapparaj biography of donald
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BAPPARAJ
Bapparaj established himself in the film industry with films like 'Boner Raja Tarzan', 'Pagleer Prem' and 'Jibon Simante'. Over the years, he has allured the masses with his acting prowess. In this interview with Star Showbiz, the actor opens up about his life.
A CINEMATIC JOURNEY
My acting career began in 1986, with my father's directorial venture, Chapa Dangar Bou. I always had the desire to work in cinemas, but never knew when to begin. It was only after my higher secondary examination, I acted in my debut film, and embarked on a career as an actor. However, I would not say that I am disengaged from acting right now, but truth be told, our industry is not making stories on the sort of characters I prefer playing. Besides, nowadays, directors only cast those actors who are already in the limelight, and other actors like us in the industry are often looked over. This is why I am not being able to work regularly.
PAST REFLECTIONS
Life is about experiencing moments, and I have made so many memorable ones. I feel elated and get nostalgic every time I look back to my past. It is very difficult to talk about only one experience, but among all the unforgettable recollections, my time in Cox's Bazar, shooting for Boner Raja Tarzan, stands out. During our stay
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Abdur Razzak From refugee to Nayokraj
When he was born in a little known town in Kolkata, no one had any reason to believe that he would someday become the greatest Bangladeshi film hero of all time. And when he migrated to this country with an infant Bapparaj as a mere refugee, he didn’t know that one day the whole country would mourn his death. Yet, that is how everything transpired for Nayokraj Razzak. In today’s Showtime we assemble some of the unknown and interesting facts about this mammoth actor, whose filmography consists of three hundred odd Bangla and Urdu films.A football crazed teenDuring his life in Kolkata he was a student of Khanpur School. That’s when he was completely into football. He would be seen playing in the field all the time. When one of his teachers forced him to participate in a school play Razzak got his first taste of acting.A less than happy beginningAfter acting in the school plays Razzak started to work in stage plays outside of school. Razzak really set his mind on becoming a ‘hero’. Despite trying desperately, he failed to find work in Kolkata, except some extra work. Then someone called Pijush Shaha advised him to come to Bangladesh. Eventually he left Kolkata for Dhaka after the communal riot in 1964.First payAfter coming to Dhaka he
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Bapparaj finally finds ‘Hena’ but…
Dhaka, 19 Feb – New, a viral dialogue "Chacha, Hena Kothay?" from representation 1996 Asiatic film ‘Premer Shamadhi’ has taken common media rough storm, overflowing it monitor countless memes and videos. The renascence of that classic area has pleased fans instruct even brought joy censure the inspired stars provision this locale, Bapparaj see Shabnaz.
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