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NIPUN
Nipun is an upcoming actor who entered the glittering cinema world very recently. Despite this she has already bagged two National Awards. She has also worked in Tollywood, besides modelling and acting for the small -screen. Recently, Nipun visited the DS Cafe ivhere her eager fans flooded her with questions by ringing in.
Mostak, Dhaka: How many films have you done in Kolkata?
Nipun: I have only worked in the film "Porichoy" in Kolkata.
Kamal Parvez, Tangail: Could you share some of your experiences of the Kolkata film industry?
Nipun: It's an amazing experience. I acted opposite noted actor Prosenjit. The best part of it all is that the crew was very professional and well trained. They take their work seriously.
Shafiq, Tangail: How did you enter the celluloid world?
Nipun: Everything happened like a dream come true. 1 had come from the US just for a few days in 2006 when 1 got an acting assignment from Shohanur Rahman, and was truly surprised as I was apprehensive about my acting abilities. Anyway, one day I just decided to go for it.
Shamim, Dhaka: Which film got you the National Award?
Nipun: 1 won the National Award for my role in "Shajghor", directed by Shah Alam Kiron. T he film was based on a novel by Humayun Ahmed.
Nipa, Sylhet: When will your Tollyood film "Porichoy" be released?
Nipun: During Puja.
Ripon, Chittagong: What other Tollywood films do you have on your plate?
Nipun: I have acted in only one film in Kolkata. I have received other offers but I first want to see the audience response to "Porichoy". Depending on that I will go in for others.
Omar, Dhaka: How many of your serials are being telecast in Dhaka?
Nipun: I have acted in only one serial "Red Signal" which is now being telecast on Banglavision.
Shagor Chowdhury, Sylhet: Do you go for shoots everyday?
Nipun: No, No! I don't work everyday.
Afroza, Dhaka: Do you like working in films that contribute to the social cause?
Nipun: Of course. In a time of crisis, celebrities are called for financial aid, and that's when
we definitely show up.
Rubina, Dhaka: Where is your hometown?
Nipun: Comilla.
Karim, Rajshahi: Are you involved in any kind of social work?
Nipun: My father always dreamt of building a hospital. Although, he is no more, we have managed to build one Madrasa and an orphanage .There's a lot that I want to do for the welfare of the society.
Runa, Dhaka: What are your hobbies?
Nipun: Cooking is my favourite hobby and I particularly like to cook Morog Palau.
Taslima, Sylhet: Are you a collector of anything?
Nipun: Yes, I do collect stuff, especially when I go to shopping malls abroad. If like anything, I end up collecting them as souvenirs. Collecting Russian doll is my long time favourite.
Murad, Dhaka: Where did you complete your studies?
Nipun: 1 did my degree in computer science from Russia.
Chanchol, Dhaka: What are the problems confronting cinema halls in our country?
Nipun: There were once several movie theatres many of which have closed down. The ones that are still around need an overhaul. We need more cineplexes. T he greater the number of good cinema halls, the more viewers will flock to them.
Jahirul Islam, Dhaka: Why are fewer movies being made in our country?
Nipun: Well, there are a lot of reasons behind for which I would need more time to explain.
Adnan, Dhaka: What is the biggest hindrance to living in Dhaka city?
Nipun: Well, 1 think the traffic jams are the main irritant. Many people can't reach their destinations on time no matter how hard they try.
Joy, Dhaka: To what extent should an artiste shoulder responsibility for their deeds?
Nipun: It's not just an artiste; everyone in general should be responsible for his/her actions. The National Award has increased my responsibility as an artiste.
Kanon, Mymensingh: Do you think the film industry can return to its golden days?
Nipun: I think and I deeply believe that one day the golden days will come back.
Transcribed by Shah Alam Shazu