Shabana (actress)

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Shabana
শাবানা
Born
Afroza Sultana Ratna

(1953-06-05) June 5, 1953 (age 68)[1]
, East Bengal, Pakistan[1]
NationalityBangladeshi
OccupationFilm actress, producer
Years active1962–1998
Spouse(s)
Wahid Sadik
​
(m. 1973)​
[2]
AwardsBangladesh National Film Awards (10 times)

Afroza Sultana Ratna (known by her stage name Shabana) is a Bangladeshi film actress.[3] She earned total of ten Bangladesh National Film Awards. Her national film award-winning roles were in Janani (1977), Sokhi Tumi Kar (1980), Dui Poisar Alta (1982), Nazma (1983), Bhat De (1984), Apeksha (1987), Ranga Bhabi (1989), Moroner Pore (1990) and Achena (1991). Throughout her three-decade career, she appeared in 299 films among which, she co-starred with Alamgir in 130 of them.[4]

Early life and career[]

Shabana's family has originated in Dabua, Raozan area in Chittagong. She started her acting career co-starring with Pakistani actor Nadeem in Urdu film Chakori in 1967.[4] She acted in 299 films in Bengali and Urdu, and one in Hindi titled Shatru where she starred with Indian actor Rajesh Khanna in 1986. The film was directed by Pramod Chakravorty.[5] She acted with actors like Nadeem, Razzak, Bulbul Ahmed, Prabir Mitra, Shawkat Akbar, Subhash Dutta, Rahman, Syed Hasan Imam, Ujjal, Zafar Iqbal, Alamgir, Jashim, ATM Shamsuzzaman, Khasru, Sohel Rana, Mahmud Koli, Ilyas Kanchan, Wasim (actor), Humayun Faridi, Javed Sheikh and Rajesh Khanna.

Shabana-Nadeem pair[]

Shabana first acted with Pakistani film actor Nadeem in her debut Urdu film Chakori in 1967. Her cosmopolitan roles included Anari, Chotey Sahab, Chand aur Chandni and Chand Suraj, an experimental film, with the first half devoted to the relationship between Waheed Murad and Rozina and the unconnected second half focused on Shabana and Nadeem.

She resurfaced in Pakistani movies during the 80's, when co-productions among South Asian countries became popular, including roles in Basera (1984) and Aandhi (1991), both co-starring Nadeem. She also starred in the Pakistan-Turkey co-production Halchal with Javed Sheikh in 1986.

Personal life[]

Shabana retired from acting in 1998 and immigrated to the United States to live with her family members.[2] She has been married to Bangladeshi film producer Wahid Sadik since 1973.[6] They have two daughters and one son.

Filmography[]

Year Film Co-Star
1961 Notun Sur[3]
1967 Chakori (Urdu)[3] Nadeem, Dear Asghar, Mirza Shahi[7]
Chote Saheb (Urdu) Nadeem, Dear Asghar, Sujata[8]
Jangli May (Bengali) Azim, Anis, Shams Irani, Sajjad, Amini[8]
1968 Chand Aur Chandni (Urdu) Nadeem, Reshma, Dear Asghar[9]
Quli (Urdu) Nadeem, Sujata, Azeem, Naina[10]
1969 Daagh (Urdu) Nadeem, Jalil Afghani, M. Shahi[11]
Anari (Urdu) Nadeem, Jalil Afghani, Naina[12]
1970 Chand Suraj (Urdu) Nadeem, Waheed Murad, Rozina, Nanna, Sangeeta[13]
Charro Beshi (Bengali) Razzaq, Babita, Anwar Hossain, Matin[13]
Modhumilon[citation needed] Razzak
Payal (Urdu) Razzaq, Javed, Anis[14]
1971 Mehrban (Urdu) Razzaq, Sultana Zaman[15]
1972 Shomadhan[16] Anwar Hossain
Chhondo Hariye Gelo Razzak
Abujh Mon[17] Razzak
Ora Egaro Jon Razzak
1973 Jhorer Pakhi Razzak
Atithi Razzak
Dasyu Rani[18] Alamgir
1974 Obak Prithibi Razzak
Chokher Jole Razzak
Kar Hasi Ke Hase Anand
1975 Chashir Meye Alamgir
Banjaran (Urdu) Wasim
1976 Joy Porajoy
1977 Janani Anwara
Jadur Banshi Razzak, Suchorita
Dost Dushmon Sohel Rana, Ujjal
1978 Sohag Razzak, Bulbul Ahmed, Babita
Badhu Biday Bulbul Ahmed, Kobori
Alangkar Razzak
Mayar Badhon Razzak
Toofan Wasim
1979 Matir Ghar Razzak
Anurag Razzak
1980 Sokhi Tumi Kar[19] Razzak
Shesh Uttar Ilyas Kanchan
Chhutir Ghonta Razzak
1981 Angshidar Razzak
Badal Mahmud Kali
Rajar Raja Razzak
Putra Badhu Razzak
Jhumka Razzak
Nawabzadi Alamgir
Mohanogor Razzak
Gharani Razzak
Badhon Hara Sohel Rana
Swami Bulbul Ahmed
Ostad Sagred Alamgir
Kudrat Wasim
Bhangra Gora Razzak
Matir Putul Faruk
Allah Meherban Razzak
1982 Rajnigandha Razzak
Dui Poisar Alta[19] Razzak
Lal Kajol Faruque
Nalish Uzzal
Ashar Alo
1983 Nazma[19] Razzak
Ghorer Bou
1984 Bhat De[19] Alamgir
Sokhinar Juddho Anwara
Notun Prithibi Razzak
Nasib[16] Razzak
Himmatwali
Basera (Urdu) Nadeem, Mustafa, Rangeela, Shoukat
1985 Ma O Chhele Alamgir
Hulchul (Urdu/Turkish) Javed Sheikh, Nazan
1986 Shatru (Hindi) Rajesh Khanna
Nishana Bulbul Ahmed
Ashanti Alamgir
Chapa Dangar Bou Razzak
Palabi Kothay Humayun Faridi, Suborna Mustafa
1987 Surrender Jashim, Razzak
Rajluxmi Srikanto Bulbul Ahmed
Apekkha[19] Alamgir
Desh Bidesh Jashim
Lalu Mastan Jashim
Swami Stree Alamgir
1988 Stree
1989 Byathar Daan Alamgir
Ranga Bhabi[19] Alamgir
Satya Mithya Alamgir
Bhaijan Jashim
1990 Moroner Pore[19] Alamgir
Goriber Bou[20] Alamgir
Bhai Bhai , Rozina
1991 Achena[19] Alamgir
Pita Mata Sontan Alamgir
Strir Paona Alamgir
Shantona Alamgir
Aandhi (Urdu) Nadeem, Kavita, Shashma, Faisal, Afzaal
1992 Andha Biswas Alamgir
Khoma
1994 Sneho Alamgir, Salman Shah
1995 Konna Dan Alamgir, Salman Shah
Banglar Nayok Jashim
1996 Ajante Alamgir
Nirmom Alamgir
Shotter Mrittu Nei Alamgir, Salman Shah
Miththar Mrittu Alamgir
Durjoy Alamgir
Gariber Sansar Jashim
1997 Ghatak Alamgir
Ghore Ghore Juddho
Swami Keno Asami Jashim, Rituparna Sengupta
1998 Meyerao Manush Rituparna Sengupta
Year Unknown Kajer Beti Rahima
Chakrani Bappa Raaz
Begum Rokeya
Jongli Phool
Malka Banoo

Other Bengali films[]

  • Madhumita
  • Nupur
  • Anubhob
  • Sobuj Sathi
  • Man Somman
  • Keu Karo Noy
  • Laxmir Sangsar
  • Monihar
  • Usila[16]
  • Judge Barrister
  • Shashon
  • Banglar Badhu
  • Bhabhir Sangshar
  • Shamir Adesh
  • Nanad Bhabi
  • Jalim
  • Bourani
  • Ghar Songsar
  • Iman
  • Rajdulari
  • Shashipunno
  • Shiri Farhad
  • Shabuj Shathi
  • Shtree Hotta
  • Ognishakhkhi
  • Rangavabi
  • Mayer Doa
  • Poradhin
  • Shami Keno Ashami
  • Banglar Maa
  • Shobar upore maa
  • Shakhi Tumi Kar
  • Toposhsha
  • Aashami
  • Sukher Shorgo
  • Sneher Badhon
  • Grihobodhu
  • Nil Sagorer Tire
  • Sotru Voyonkor
  • Meiman
  • Bondon
  • Dui Rongbaz
  • Griho Juddo
  • Strir Shopno
  • Ekti Shongshar Er Golpo
  • Bhalobashar Ghor
  • Ziddi
  • Nor Pishach
  • Top Rongbaz
  • Rag Anurag
  • Maa Jokhon Bicharok
  • Akheri Mokabeli
  • Swakhsmar
  • Praischitto
  • Shopno
  • Mayer Dhowa
  • Hasan Tarek
  • Somor

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