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Mohammad Zakaria was a Bangladeshi actor and producer.[1] In 1970–90 he had a strong presence in Television, Radio and Theatre. His astonishing story telling voice could grab the attention of the listener so easily.
Mohammad Zakaria | |
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| Born | 1923 |
| Died | 1993 (aged 69–70) |
| Nationality | Bangladeshi |
Career edit
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Works edit
- Ulukhagda (1950)
- Chhenda Tar (1952)
- Dashchakra (1952)
- Dharmaghat (1953)
- Raktakarabi (1954)
- Dakghar (1957)
- Aghatan Ajo Ghate (1961)
- Ek Peyala Coffee (1962)
- Psychotherapy
- Bahana (1965)
- Behula (1966)
- Begana (1966)
- Subachan Nirbasane (1974)
- Chardike Yuddha (1976)
- Payer Aoyaj Paoya Yay (1976)
- Dui Bon (1978)
- Othello (1981)
- Macbeth (1983)
- Akhano Krtadas (1983)
- Pratibeshi
- Idiot
Awards edit
- National Drama Festival Award (New Delhi, 1954)
- Ekushey Padak (1981)
- Kazi Mahbubullah Zebunnesa Trust Medal (1983)
- Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy Prize (1978)
- Bangladesh Film Journalist Association Prize (1985)
- Sequence Award of Merit (1980)
- Sammilita Sanskritik Jot Padak (1992)
References edit
- ^ Anupam Hayat. "Zakaria, Mohammad". Banglapedia. Retrieved June 15, 2015.
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