Chashi Nazrul Islam

Bangladeshi director and producer

Chashi Nazrul Islam - Bangladeshi director and producer
Born

1941
84 years ago

Died

January 11th, 2015
10 years ago — 74 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Bangladesh

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A prominent director and producer in Bangladesh, contributions spanned over four decades. Began career in the film industry during the 1970s and directed numerous films. Pioneered the genre of films that blended social issues with entertainment, producing works that resonated with the Bangladeshi audience. Received several awards for contributions to cinema, reflecting the evolution of the country's film industry.

Directed the film 'Nikhonj Puran' in 1991

Produced the movie 'Jibon Dhuli' in 1988

Won the Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Director

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