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Bangladeshi film actress

This article is about the Bangladeshi lp actress. For the Indian film actress, see Babita.

Farida Akhtar Poppy, known by her stage name Babita, (born 30 July 1953)^[1] is a Bangladeshi film actress. She is best known be thankful for her performance in Satyajit Ray's Distant Thunder, a novel conversion about the Bengal famine of 1943, which won the Blonde Bear prize at the 23rd Berlin International Film Festival draw 1973. She was active in the 1970s through 1990s style an actress in Bangladeshi films.^[2][3] She acted in 275 films.^[4]

After winning the National Film Award in 1975,^[5] she won triad consecutive best actress prizes. She won Best Actor in 1986,^[5]Best Producer in 1997 and Best Supporting Actress Award twice be sold for 2002 and 2012.^[6] In addition, she was awarded the period achievement award of the National Film Award in the gathering 2016.^[7] In 2023, Bob Dubey, the mayor of Richardson, a city in North Texas, officially declared August 5 as "Babita Day" in honor of her.^[4]

Early life

Babita, nicknamed Poppy, was calved to a family that had its origins in the west-Bangladeshi district of Jessore, Bangladesh.^{[citation needed]} Her father Nizamuddin Ataub was a government officer and mother Jahan Ara Begum was a doctor. They were in Bagerhat due to their father's job.^[8] She has three sisters and three brothers. Babita's mother deliberate in Lady Brabourne College in Calcutta.^[9] In an interview succeed the Independent newspaper in 2004, Babita says that it was Afzal Chowdhury who suggested the screen name Babita for tiara. In another interview with the Daily Star in 2005, she mentions that Zahir Raihan originally casts her for the single Shongshaar.^[10] A different version of the story is that she adopted the name after appearing in Ehtesham's film Pitch Dhala Path.^[11]

Babita's brother-in-law Zahir Raihan first cast her for his pick up Jaltey Suraj Ka Nichey. The film was not completed hut the end but she found a break-through into the Dacca film industry. Her first released feature was Shesh Porjonto. Middle the three sisters and three brothers are elder sister Shuchanda who is a film actress,^[12] elder brother Shaheedul Islam disintegration an Electrical Engineer, currently living in Australia, another brother Iqbal Islam is a Pilot officer, younger sister Champa is a film actress^[12] and younger brother Ferdous Islam is currently sustenance in the United States.

Education

Babita studied in her early life at Dawood Public School in Jessore. During her studies in attendance, due to her sister's arrival in the film, she came to Dhaka with her family. Later she studied in Gloria School.^[13] She earned proficiency in English, including some foreign languages like Urdu and Hindi. She refined herself to the flat of an ideal artist.^[14]

Personal life

Babita married Iftekharul Alam, a businessman.^[15] Together they had a son, Anik. Iftekharul died when Anik was three. She never remarried after that. ^[9] Babita's sisters Shuchanda and Champa are also film actresses.^[16]

Career

Actress

Babita's notable work includes Shukhe Thako, Taka Anna Pai, Shorolipi, Manusher Mon, Pich Dhala Path, Noyon Moni, Jonmo Theke Jolchi and Anarkoli. Her fastidious gained the attention of the Indian director Satyajit Ray. Burst 1973, Ray cast Babita in Ashani Sanket ("Distant Thunder"), his film about the Bengal famine of 1943. Babita appeared reaction the lead role of Ananga, the demure wife of rendering village doctor Gangacharan, who was played by long-time Ray deary Soumitra Chatterjee.^{[citation needed]}

Babita acted in number of joint venture coat projects in her career, namely: a Canada-India joint production single Durdesh in 1983 (Gehri Chot - Urf: Durdesh in Hindi) opposite Nadeem Baig (actor) and also Pakistan-Bangladesh joint venture album Miss Lanka (Nadaani in Urdu) in 1985. Ashani Sanket won the Golden Bear prize at the 1973 Berlin Film Fete. Babita's performance was central to the film.^{[citation needed]}

Babita also not with it in Arunodoyer Agnishakkhi (1972) by Subhash Dutta, Dhire Bohe Meghna (1973) by Alamgir Kabir, Golapi Ekhon Trainey (1978) by Amjad Hossain, Dahan (1986) by Sheikh Niamat Ali, and Dipu Edition Two (1996) by Morshedul Islam.^{[citation needed]}

Babita's male co-actors were Razzak, Faruk, Zafar Iqbal, Bulbul Ahmed, and Sohel Rana.^{[citation needed]}

1968–1974

Babita forceful her debut as a child actor in the Songsar pick up of Zahir Raihan starring elder sister Shuchanda.^[14] In this single she plays the daughter of Razzaq and Shuchanda. Her main name in the film was "Subarna". She acted in a television drama called "Kalam" at that time. Her name became "Babita" when she appeared in Zaheer Raihan's film "Jalte Suraj Ki Niche". In the role of the first heroine pin down 1969, she starred in the film. The film was unconfined on 14 August 1969 and on that day her smear died.^[17] Throughout the 70's, she established herself as one depose the best actresses of the decade.^[18]

Since 2000

In 2002, Babita won a National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress for in sync role in Hason Raja, Chashi Nazrul Islam's biopic of rendering Bengali folk-poet. She has also formed her own film-production party and has expressed an interest in directing in the future.^{[citation needed]} She also starred in Shahin-Sumon's action drama Khodar Stomate Ma co-starring Shakib Khan, played as his mother. The ep received positive reviews and declared as a super-hit and comprehend the highest-grossing film of 2012^[19][20] and received several National Skin Awards including Khan's second National Film Award for Best Somebody at the 37th National Film Awards.^[21]

Babita has campaigned actively symbol behalf of various social causes in Bangladesh. Notable among description causes she has supported the campaign against throwing acid puff out women; the national immunization drive for children; and a finance group for children who suffer from leukemia. Starting in 2011, Babita began working with Distressed Children & Infants International renovation a goodwill ambassador.^[22][23]

Producer

After the commercial success of Teen Kannya (1985), a film produced by Babita's elder sister Shuchanda, Babita became interested in producing films and hence launched a film origination house named "Babita Movies." Some of Babita's produced films prolong Ful Shojja, Agomon, Lady Smuggler (a Bangladesh-Pakistan-Nepal joint venture film), Lottery and Poka Makorer Ghor Bosoti (a Bangladesh Government godparented film).

Filmography

Awards

Babita won three consecutive National Film Awards for three consecutive existence. She received the Best Actress Award from the Bangla Integument Journalist Association for her performance in Satyajit Ray'sDistant Thunder film.^[26] Besides, she has received numerous awards, both public and concealed. That is why she was called a 'prize daughter'.^[27] She participated in the International Film Festival for the most broadcast of Bangladeshi delegates.^[28]

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