11th Meril-Prothom Alo Awards

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11th Meril Prothom Alo Awards
Date10 April 2009
SiteHall of Fame Theatre, Bangabandhu International Conference Center, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Hosted by Ferdous Ahmed and Aupee Karim
Preshow hostsMunmun
Produced by Transcom Group, Square Toiletries
Highlights
Best Film Chandragrohon
Best Actor Shakib Khan
Priya Amar Priya
Best Actress Shabnur
Ek Takar Bou
Lifetime achievement Baby Islam
Television coverage
Channel ATN Bangla
Duration1 hours, 05 minutes

The 11th Meril Prothom Alo Awards were distributed among TV and film starts and singers 10 April 2009 to honour and inspire the young talents for playing their role in the fields of music, film-making and TV production. The Bangladesh-China Friendship Conference Centre turned into a union of cultural personalities on that evening as the Prothom Alo and Square Toiletries staged the programme to honour the stars. The nominations for the popular awards were open to public voting. [1]

Contents

Awards and nominations

Lifetime Achievement Award – 2009

Public Choice Awards – 2008

Best Film ActorBest Film Actress
Best TV ActorBest TV Actress
Best Male SingerBest Female Singer

Critics' Choice Awards – 2008

Best FilmBest Film Director
Best Film ActorBest Film Actress
Best PlaywrightBest TV Director
  • Nurul Alam Atique & Ronjon Rabbani- Ekti Phone Kora Jabe Please?
    • Animesh Aich – Nodir Naam Nayontara
    • Alvee Ahmed – Kusum o Murkho Mofizer Golpo
Best TV ActorBest TV Actress
  • Monira Mithu – Emon Deshti Kothao Khujhe Pabe Nako Tumi
    • Nowrin Jahan Zenny – Ekti Phone Kora Jabe Please?
    • Sabrin Saka Meem – Nodir Naam Nayontara
Best MusicBest Band
  • Deepto – Ekti Sorol Ongko
  • Aurthohin – Aushomapto I
    • Doorbin – Doorbin 2.01
    • Face 2 Face – Dukkho Poka
    • Black – Abar

Special Critics' Awards – 2008

CategoryAwardee
Best Film SA Haque Alik (Akash Chhoa Bhalobasa)
Best DancerSharmila Bandopadhaya [1]

Host and Jury Board

Noted silver screen artiste Ferdous Ahmed and TV actress Aupee Karim conducted the colourful program with their lively and witty anchoring. Award-winning comedian Naveed came up on the dais to present his stand-up comedy to the fun-loving audience who gave him a big round of applause. The member of Jury Board for Dance section were Kamrunnesa Hasan, Lubna Mariam, and Arun Basu; Jury Board for music section were Alam Khan, Sheikh Sadi Khan, Sujay Sham, Shadi Muhammad, and Kanak Chapa; Jury Board for Television section Ramendu Majumdar, Syed Monzurul Islam, Tariq Anam Khan, Shamim Akhter, Zahedur Rahim Anjan, and Sazzad Sharif; and Jury Board for Film section were Hasnat Abdul Hai, Shibli Sadiq, Tareque Masud, Ilias Kanchan, Sabbir Ahmed Chowdhury, A.K.M. Jakariya. [1]

Presenters and performers

Presenters

Presenter(s)Role
Mostafa Zaman Abbasi -Asma Abbasi, Anjan Chowdhury & Matiur RahmanPresented Lifetime Achievement Award
Barkatullah & Jinat BarkatullahPresented Critics' Award for Best Dancer [11]
Jewel Aich & Bipasha AichPresented Critics' Award for Best Music [12]
Shimul Yousuf & Nasiruddin Yousuff Presented Critics' Choice Award for Best TV Director
Moushumi & Omor Sani Presented Critics' Choice Award for Best Playwright
Nima Rahman & Tariq Anam Khan Presented Critics' Choice Award for Best TV Actor [10]
Sara Zaker & Aly Zaker Presented Critics' Choice Award for Best TV Actress
Bulbul Ahmed & Daisy AhmedPresented Special Critics' Award for Film
Wahida Mollick Jolly & Rahmat AliPresented Critics' Choice Award for Best Film
Catherine Masud & Tareque Masud Presented Critics' Choice Award for Best Film Director [6]
Ferdousi Mazumder & Ramendu Majumdar Presented Critics' Choice Award for Best Film Actor
Azizul Hakim & Jinat HakimPresented Critics' Choice Award for Best Film Actress [8]
Monir Khan Shimul & Nadia Ahmed Presented Public Choice Award for Best Singer (Male)
Rafiqul Alam & Abida Sultana Presented Public Choice Award for Best Singer (Female)
Shawkat Ali Emon & Bijori Barkatullah Presented Public Choice Award for Best Band [5]
Lucky Enam & Enamul Haque Presented Public Choice Award for Best TV Actor [3]
Rosy Selim & Shahiduzzaman Selim Presented Public Choice Award for Best TV Actress
Pijush Bandyopadhyay & Joyosree Kar JoyaPresented Public Choice Award for Best Film Actor
M. Hamid & Falguni HamidPresented Public Choice Award for Best Film Actress [2]

Performers

Performer(s)Performance on
TroupsDur Dwipobasini [13]
Abida Sultana, Nirob-Badhon, Shajal-Bindu Bimurto Ei Ratri Amar [12]
Kazi Krishnakoli Islam, Ziaul Faruq Apurba & ProvaSonaro Palonker Ghore [6]
Debashish Biswas, Tonima Hamid, Ijajul Islam, Hasan Masud, Mosharraf Karim, Chanchal Chowdhury, Majnun MijanMeril Prothom Alo Norsundor Puroskar [14] [15]
Shakib Khan, Apu Biswas,Rasi, KeyaCombo of Oi Dur Durante, Tumi Jekhane Ami Sekhane, Chander Sathe Ami, Mon Dilam Pran Dilam [5]
Raisul Islam Read Ekattorer Chithi
Subir Nandi, Abida Sultana, Tapon Chawdhury, Sakila Jafor, SajibDesher Gaan [2]

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