Shabana (actress)

Shabana
Shabana in Chakori movie
Native name	শাবানা
Born	Afroza Sultana Ratna Raujan, Chittagong, East Bengal (now Bangladesh)
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Occupation	Film actress, producer
Years active	1962–1998
Spouse(s)	Wahid Sadik (m. 1973)^[1]
Children	3
Awards	National Film Award (10 times)

Afroza Sultana Ratna (known by her stage name Shabana) is a Bangladeshi film actress.^[2]

Early life and career

Shabana's family is originated in Dabuwa Raozan area in Chittagong. 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 an Urdu film Chakori in 1967. It was directed by Ehtesham.

She acted in over 300 films in Bengali and Urdu, and one in Hindi, titled "Shatru" where she starred opposite eminent film actor Rajesh Khanna. The film was directed by Pramod Chakravarty. She acted with actors like Nadeem, Razzak, Bulbul Ahmed, Prabir Mitra, Shawkat Akbar, Subhash Dutta, Rahman, Syed Hasan Imam, Uzzal, Alamgir, Jashim, ATM Shamsuzzaman, Khasru, Sohel Rana, Mahmud Koli, Ilyas Kanchan, Wasim (actor), Humayun Faridi, Javed Sheikh and Rajesh Khanna. Shabana is cited as one of the foundational actresses of the Bangladeshi film industry since its inception even though her career began in Pakistan. Her career spanning 12 National Film awards has encompassed four decades, the longest of any known actress in the Bangladeshi film industry.

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 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.

Shabana's last East Pakistani movie was Andhi (joint venture) in 1991. She resurfaced in the 80's, when co-productions among South Asian countries became a popular style of film making including roles in Basera (1984) and Aandhi (1991) again all with Nadeem. She was also starred in Pakistan-Turkey co-production film Halchal with Pakistani actor Javed Sheikh in 1986.

Personal life

Shabana left acting in 1998 and left for USA to permanently live with her family members.^[1] She is married to Bangladeshi film producer Wahid Sadik since 1973. She has two daughters and one son.

Works

Bengali films

Abuj Mon
Dui Paisar Alta
Madhu Milon
Madhumita
Nupur
Anubhob
Satya Mithya
Bhat De
Dui Poisar Alta
Sakhinar Judhdho
Sokhi Tumi Kar
Sobuj Sathi
Man Somman
Matir Ghor
Keu Karo Noy
Chanpa Danger Bou
Rajluxmi Srikanto
Putra Badhu
Shohag
Bodhu Biday
Ora Egarojon
Laxmir Sangsar
Chhutir Ghanta
Monihar
Anurag
Nasib
Usila
Nalish
Moroner Pore
Judge Barrister
Shashon
Banglar Badhu
Bhabhir Sangshar
Shamir Adesh
Nanad Bhabi
Ashanti
Jalim
Bourani
Ghar Songsar
Iman
Toofan
Rajdulari
Banjaran
Shashipunno
Shiri Farhad
Ashar Alo
Nazma
Nishan
Anari
Andha Bishwas
Bhaijan
Shabuj Shathi
Pita Mata Sontan
Miththar Mrittu
Shotter Mrittu Nei
Shtree Hotta
Shneho
Ognishakhkhi
Goriber Bou
Rangavabi
Mayer Doa
Chakrani
Poradhin
Shami Keno Ashami
Meyera o Manush
Kajer Beti Rahima
Banglar Maa
Nirmom
Shobar upore maa
Opekhkha
Ma Chele
Mayar Badhon
Shakhi Tumi Kar
Ghore ghore Juddho
Toposhsha
Aashami
Dost Dusmon
Sukher Shorgo
Sneher Badhon
Grihobodhu
Nil Sagorer Tire
Sotru Voyonkor
Banglar Nayok
Meiman
Bondon
Banglar Maa
Konya Dan
Dui Rongbaz
Ojante
Griho Juddo
Lalu Mastan
Durjoy
Strir Shopno
Ekti Shongshar Er Golpo
Bhalobashar Ghor
Ziddi
Nor Pishach
Top Rongbaz
Rag Anurag
Maa Jokhon Bicharok
Akheri Mokabeli
Swakhsmar
Praischitto
Joy Porajoy
Rajaniganda
Shopno
Mayer Dhowa
Hasan Tarek
Somor
Sohag
Janglee Meye

Urdu films

No.- Year- Films- Language- Actors
1- 1967- ChBhabhir Sangsharakori- 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

References

1 2 শাবানা হঠাৎ দেশে!, retrieved September 18, 2012
↑ Afsar Ahmed (May 6, 2005). "Tit Bits - The celebrity name game". The Daily Star. Retrieved December 28, 2015.

External links

Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Actress

1975–1985	Bobita (1975) Bobita (1976) Bobita (1977) Kabori Sarwar (1978) Dolly Anwar (1979) Shabana (1980) No Award (1981) Shabana (1982) Shabana (1983) Shabana (1984) Bobita (1985)

1986–2000	Anwara and Anjana Sultana (1986) Shabana (1987) Rozina (1988) Shabana (1989) Shabana (1990) Shabana (1991) Dolly Johur (1992) Champa (1993) Bipasha Hayat (1994) Champa (1995) Shabnaz (1996) Sucharita (1997) No Award (1998) Shimla (1999) Champa (2000)

2001–present	Moushumi (2001) No Award (2002) Sadika Parvin Popy (2003) Aupee Karim (2004) Shabnur (2005) Naznin Hasan Chumki (2006) Zakia Bari Momo (2007) Sadika Parvin Popy (2008) Sadika Parvin Popy (2009) Purnima (2010) Joya Ahsan (2011) Joya Ahsan (2012) Moushumi and Shormi Mala (2013) Moushumi and Bidya Sinha Saha Mim (2014)

Bangladesh National Film Awards for Best Supporting Actress

1975–1985	Rosy Afsari (1975) Rawshan Jamil (1976) Shabana (1977) Anwara Begum (1978) Anwara Begum (1979) Rozina (1980) No Award (1981) Ayesha Akter (1982) Suborna Mustafa (1983) Anwara Begum (1984) Rehana (1985)

1986–2000	Zeenat (1986) Parveen Sultana Diti (1987) Suborna Shirin (1988) Khaleda Aktar Kolpana (1989) Anwara Begum (1990) Nutan (1991) Anwara Begum (1992) Anwara Begum (1993) Anwara Begum (1994) Shanta Islam (1995) No Award (1996) Rokeya Prachy (1997) No Award (1998) (1999) Tamalika Karmakar (2000)

2001–present	Mehbooba Mahnoor Chandni (2001) Bobita (2002) Saathi (2003) Mehbooba Mahnoor Chandni (2004) Champa (2005) Dolly Johur (2006) Nipun Akter (2007) Dilara Zaman and Champa (2008) Nipun Akter (2009) Rumana Khan (2010) Bobita (2011) Lucy Tripti Gomes (2012) Aparna Ghosh (2013) Chitralekha Guho (2014)

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