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Shabnur
শাবনূর
Shabnur
Born
Nupur

(1979-12-17) December 17, 1979 (age 45)[citation needed]
Dhaka, Bangladesh
OccupationActress
Years active1993–present
Height5 ft 3 in (1.60 m)

Shabnur (Template:Lang-bn; born 17 December 1977[citation needed]]) is a Bangladeshi film actress.[1]

Career

Shabnur debuted her career with co-actor Sabbir in the movie Chaandni Raatain, directed by Ehtesham. Her first commercially successful movie was Tomakey Chai with co-actor Salman Shah in 1994. After his death, she started working with Riaz and Shakil Khan.

A big gap was created in her career because of her absence from the film industry for a year, due to her busy personal life. However, after the success of her recently released movie Evabe valobasa hoy, she got back her popularity in the Dhaka film industry.

She won the National Film Awards of Best Actress in 2006.

Filmography

Year Film Role Director Co-stars Notes
1994 Tomakey Chai Motin Rahman Salman Shah
1994 Bikkhov Mohammad Hannan Salman Shah
1994 Bichar Hobey Shah Alom Kiron Salman Shah
1994 Chawa Theke Pawa Reza Hashmat Salman Shah
1995 Anando Oshru Shibli Sadique Salman Shah
1995 Jibon Songsar Zakir Hossen Raju Salman Shah
1995 Moha Milon Dilip Som Salman Shah
1995 Swapner Prithibi Badol Khondokar Salman Shah
1995 Swapner Thikana M A Khalek Salman Shah
1996 Sujon Sokhi Shah Alam Kiron Salman Shah
1997 Tumi Amar Johirul Haque Salman Shah
1997 Swapner Nayok Nasir Ahmed Salman Shah, Amin Khan
1997 Buker Bhitor Agun Chutku Ahmed Salman Shah, Ferdous
1997 Prem Piashi Reza Hasmat Salman Shah
1997 Mon Manena Nadi Motin Rahman Riaz
1997 Tumi shudhu Tumi Abid Hasan Badal Riaz and Amit Hasan
1998 Bhalobasi Tomake Mohammad Hannan Riaz
1999 Buk Bhara Bhalobasa Chhotku Ahmend Riaz
1998 Prithibi Tomar Amar Badal Khondoker Riaz
1999 Biyer Phul Nadi Motin Rahman Riaz and Shakil Khan
1998 Kajer Meye Nadi Azadi Hasnat Firoz Riaz
1998 Swapner Purush Alo Monowar Khokon Riaz
2001 Tomar Janno Pagol Shilpi Chakraborti Riaz and Amit Hasan
2000 Asha Amar Asha Ahsa Helal Khan Riaz, Ayesha Jhulka and Helal Khan
2000 Narir Mon Motin Rahman Riaz and Shakil Khan
2000 E Badhon Jabena Chhire Badhon F. I. Manik Riaz
1999 Bhownkor Bishu Alo Montazur Rahman Akbar Riaz
2000 Ei Mon Chai Je..! Sangeeta Motin Rahman Riaz and Ferdous
2000 Karishma A. K. M. Selim Riaz
1999 Ami Tomari Motin Rahman Riaz
2002 Hridoyer Bandhon Sagorika F. I. Manik Riaz and Amin Khan
2001 Premer Taj Mahal Liza (Alo) Gazi Mahbub Riaz Winner, National best song of 2002, for the song "Ei Buke Boiche Jamuna"
2001 Milon Habe Kato Dine Pathor Zakir Hossain Raju Riaz
2002 Eri Nan Dosti Syeedur Rahman Syeed Riaz, Joy and Shakti Kapoor
2000 Nishwashe Tumi Bishwashe Tumi Zakir Hossain Raju Riaz and Purnima
2001 Shashur Bari Zindabad Prema Debashish Biswas Riaz
2002 Sundori Badhu Jhumur Amzad Hossain Riaz
2001 Bastir Meye Azadi Hasnat Firoz Riaz and Ferdous
2002 O Priya Tumi Kothay Kajal Shahadat Hossain Liton Riaz and Shakib Khan Features the song "O Priya Tumi Kothay"[2]
2001 Bhalobasa Kare Koy Zakir Hossain Raju Riaz and Bapparaj Winner, Best Actor BFPDA Film Awards, 2002[3]
2002 Gundar Prem Badsha Bhai Riaz Re-released as Kala Manik in 2005
2002 Mon Moni Mostafizur Rahman Babu Riaz and Shakil Khan
2003 Matir Phul Phul Motin Rahman Riaz
2003 Nashiman Nashiman Ali Azad Riaz
2001 Shopner Bashor Nadi F. I. Manik Riaz and Shakib Khan
2005 Amar Shopno Tumi Sathi Mizan Shakib Khan, Ferdous Ahmed
2004 Swapner Bhalobasa Zillur Rahman Riaz
2005 Bhalobasa Bhalobasa Chhobi Mohammad Hannan Riaz
2005 Molla Barir Bou Parul Salauddin Lavlu Moushumi and Riaz
2006 Dui Noyoner Alo Mostafizur Rahman Manik Ferdous, Shakil Khan and Riaz Winner, National Film Awards Best Actress - 2006
2006 Mayer Morjada Dilip Biswas Manna, Shakib Khan
2007 Amar Praner Shami P A Kajol Shakib Khan
2008 Meye Sakkhi Malek Biswas[4] Riaz
2008 Tomake bou banabo Shahdat Hossion Liton Shakib Khan
2009 Tumi Amar Shami Montazur Rahman Akbar Riaz
2009 Mon Basena Parar Tebile Abdul Mannan Riaz
2009 Bolbo Kotha Bashor Ghore Shah MO. Shagram Shakib Khan
2010 Chader Moto Bou Mohammad Hossain Riaz and Nipun
2010 Mon Chuyechhe Mon Mostafizur Rahman Manik Riaz and Jona
2010 Badhu Tumi Kar B. R. Chowdhury Riaz
2010 Bhalobese Bou Anbo Chandan Chowdhury Riaz and Shahara
2010 Evabe valobasa hoy Monajur Rahaman Akbar S D Rubel
2010 Ebadat Khoka ATM Shamsuzzaman Riaz
2011 Golapi ekhon bilete Amjad Hosain Ferdous
2011 Ma amar chokher moni Mustafizur Rahman Manik

Awards

References

  1. ^ "Shabnur: Leading lady of Dhaka tinseltown". The Daily Star (Bangladesh). 23 December 2006. Retrieved 2 April 2011. {{cite news}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |work= (help)
  2. ^ Asif on Rtv tonight Cultural Correspondent, 13 April 2011
  3. ^ Film awards The glitterati turn up in full strength Cultural Correspondent, 12 April 2011
  4. ^ Eid releases: Dhaliwood predicts profit Ershad Kamol, 13 April 2011

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