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Our Talents
Bangladesh's rich cultural heritage has been built up by many notable talents. Some of them have passed away, while some are still contributing to their chosen fields. Here we continue to highlight their laudable moments in alphabetical order.
Abdul Jabbar Khan
is the director of the first Bangla feature film of the country, Mukh OMukhosh (1956). It was the first time in this country’ that any director published an ad, seeking actors and actresses for his film. When the movie was released in 1956, it was a big hit. Mufch O Mukhosh was based on Jabbar’s own play Dakat and Jabbar played the lead role.
Jabbar directed several oilier movies like JowarElo (1962), Nach-Ghar (1963, in Urdu), Banshori WEB), Kanch Karita Hirey (.1370} and Khelaghar (1373).
Bom in 1917, Jabbar’s career in filmmaking was greatly backed by Ids involvement with the theatre. Through his relationship with the legendary actor Promothcsh Barua, Jabbar had access to the theatre of Kolkata. He was also offered the role of the hero of Barua's film Shapmukti. However, he refrained from acting on personal grounds.
After the partition of 1947, he engaged himself in organising and directing theatre groups. In 1949, Kamlapur Dramatic Association staged the play Tipu Sultan under Jabbar's direction. He also wrote several plays for stage like Isha Khan (EtyJagoDesh (1959) and Pratigya (1951).
labbar was a popular leader and organiser. He was the head of the films division of tire Mujibnagar Government during die Liberation War in 1971. He also had a long association with the Producers’ Society of Bangladesh. Later, he worked as a member of die National Films Award Jury Board, the Films Censor Board and die Film Institute and Archive. He was awarded thcFDCSilverJubilccTYophyin 1983. He passed away on December29,1993.
Amjad Hossain
an actor, director, scriptwriter and lyricist, is one of
the major names in our film industry. Bom on August 14,1942, he showed interest in literature at an early age. In the 1950s, he came to Dhaka and from then on was totally involved in the practice of literature and theatre.
Amjad first acted in the film TomarAmar (1961). Later, director Salahuddin made a film on Amjad's play Dhampat in which Amjad played the lead role. At that time he got involved until the Zahir Raihan Unit and worked in different projects.
Amjad’s career as a director started with the film Agun Niye Khela (1967) where he worked as an assistant Gradually, he came to direct and act in many award-winning films like Julekha (1967), Balyo Bandhu (1968), Pitaputra (1970), Kbshai (1980), Nayanmoni (1976), Golapi Ekhon TYainey (1978), Shundori (1979), Sokhinar Juddha (1984), Bhat Dey (1984), Janmo Theke Jolchhi, Dui PoysharAlta and Hiramoti(13BB). Acclaimed film on our Liberation War Abar Tora Manusli Ho was also based on a story by Amjad Hossain.
Amjad received the National Film Award several times: for the best movie, best dialogue, best script, best direction and best music direction for the film Golapi Ekhon TYainey in 1978, for music of the film Shundori in 1979 and best director for the movie Bhat Dey in 1984. He was also awarded the BACHSHASH Award for best story’for Abar Tora Manush Ho in 1973, best dialogue for Nayon-Moni in 1976, Golapi Ekhon TYainey in 1978 and Bhat Dey in 1984, for best lyric for janmo Theke jolchhi in 1981 and best direction for Hiramotiin 1988.