Shabnur

Shabnur is a one of the famous Bengali actress of Bangladesh. She made her debut in ‘Chandni Rate’ with co-actor Sabbir, directed by Ehtesham. She came into prominence in the film ‘Tomake Chai’ in 1994. Shabnur started acting with Salman Shah (Another prominent actor of Bangladesh), after he (Salman Shah) death Shabnur acting with Riaz, Shakil Khan, Manna, Amin Khan, Ferdous and Shakib Khan. Her real name is Nupur.

Shabnur got engaged with businessman Anik Mahmud on 6th December’2011 and got married on 28th December’2012. Together they have a son Aijan Nehan.

Filmography of Shabnur

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Shabana was an ever green Bangladeshi actress. She’s birth name is Ratna. Her family is originated in dabuwa Raozan area in Chittagong. She acted over 300 films in Bangla & Urdu and also one Hindi. She started her acting career in 1960s. She first acted in film Natun Sur in 1962 at the age of 9. She first appeared in a Urdu film Chakori in 1967. It was directed by Ehtesham.

Shabana – ever green Bangladeshi actress.

Bengali actress Shabana’s career was inextricably linked with Pakistani film actor Nadeem. In fact when the erstwhile star made his screen debut in the Urdu hit film Chakori in 1967, he was paired with the actress who began her career in the late 50’s in a slew of Bengali films. Her cosmopolitan roles included Anari, Chotey Sahab, Chand aur Chandni and Chand Suraj – an experimental film by Pakistani director Mustafiz, similar in technique to Robert Altman’s latter-day, “Shortcuts”, the first half was devoted to the relationship between Waheed Murad and Rozina, while later unconnected interludes were focused on Shabana and evergreen co-star Nadeem.

After the fall of East Pakistan in 1971, Shabana remained absent from the Pakistani film world. She resurfaced in the 80’s, when co-productions among South Asian countries became a popular style of film making including roles in Basera (1983) Zameen Aasman, and Aandhi again all with Nadeem. Many films insiders believed that upon her return to Pakistan, Shabana would topple the effervescent Shabnam who earlier in her own career had developed a complex rivalry with Shabna. But filmwallahs were mistaken. (Later of course Shabnam went on to co-star with Nadeem in countless films). Crestfallen, Shabana packed her bags and returned to Bangladesh in the late 80’s where she still continued to make Bengali films without Nadeem.

Shabana left acting in 1998 and has left to USA to permanently live with her family members. She is married to Bangaldeshi film director Wahis Sadik since 1973. She has two daughters and one son.

Bangla films

Urdu films

• No.- Year- Films- Language- Actors
• 1- 1967- Chakori- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Reshma, Mustafa,Dear Asghar Dear
• 2- 1967- Chhotey Sahib- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Sujata, Azeem, Dear Asghar
• 3- 1968- Chand aur Chandni -Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Reshma, Mustafa, Dear Asghar
• 4- 1968- Qulli- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Sujata, Azeem, Jaleel Afghani
• 5- 1969- Daagh- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Masood Akhtar, Jalil Afghani
• 6- 1969- Anari- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Jaleel Afghani, Mithu, Dear Asghar
• 7-1970- Pail- Urdu- Shabana, Razzaq
• 8-1970- Chand Sooraj- Urdu- Rozina, Waheed Murad, Shabana, Nadeem, Zaqia, Hanif
• 9- 1971- Meherban- Urdu- Shabana, Razzaq, Sultan
• 10- 1984- Basera- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Mustafa, Rangeela, Shoukat
• 12- 1985- Hulchul- Urdu/Turkish- Shabana,Javed Sheikh,Nazan
• 13- 1991- Aandhi- Urdu- Shabana, Nadeem, Kavita, Shashma, Faisal, Afzaal

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Shahriar Chowdhury Emon as Salman Shah (19 September 1971 – 6 September 1996) better known as Salman Shah, was a Bangladeshi actor. He was born on 19 September 1971, to Kamaruddin Chowdhuri and Nila Chowdhur. Salman shah emerged in the Bangladesh film industry as a successful hero. He started his career with the one episode TV serial Pathor Shomoy. After that he was seen in TV advertisement. Salman’s first appearance in a major role was in Keyamat Thekey Keyamat released in 1993. It was directed by Sohanur Rahman Sohan. The film was a remake of an Indian film named Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak. This was a blockbuster film.
He was able to re-enter the audience in the Hal. The producer re-started their investment in film industry. In the early 1990s when the country’s film industry remained motionless, salman added a new dimension to the film industry.
The late actor Salman Shah had been and still is a shining star in Bangladeshi film industry. In his short extent of film career he acted in 18 hit films. Salman Shah started his acting career in TV drama. In his short film career he acted in total 27 films. His film act was associated with first Moushumi and then Shabnur.
But the super star was soon gone under a dark cloud. On September 6, 1996, the people of Bangladesh were deeply shaken by Salman’s early death. Film enthusiasts could not accept his premature passing. Failing to cope with the loss of their favorite actor, some passionate fans even took their own lives.

Film Record of Salman Shah

Salman Shah also acted in several TV plays including “Akash Chhoya”, “Doyel”, “Shob Pakhi Ghar-e Phere”, “Saikat Sarosh”, “Anjuman” and “Nayon”. He also acted in two TV serials titled “Etikatha” and “Pathor Somoy”.

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