Amin Khan (actor)

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Amin Khan
আমিন খান
Born
Amin Khan

(1972-12-24) 24 December 1972 (age 51)
Khulna, Bangladesh
Education Ideal College
Occupation Actor
Years active1990–present
Height6 ft (183 cm)[ citation needed ]
SpouseSneegdha Khan
Children2
Relatives Amit Hasan (brother-in-law)

Amin Khan is a Bangladeshi actor. Khan has appeared in about 200 films as well as television shows. [1]

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Early life

Khan was born and grew up in greater Khulna. [2] He then went to Dhaka to live with his uncle. "My uncle taught me how to fight shyness. He used to make me wear a lungi and make me walk to Mokbazar" said Amin Khan. From there, director Mohammad Hossain acted him in the famous film Obujh Duti Mon. He grew in the hearts of many people.

Khan studied at Ideal College, Dhaka.[ citation needed ]

Career

In 1990, he came into the media through a competition named Notun Mukher Shondhane. He started acting in a 1993 movie titled Obuj Duti Mon, which was directed by Mohammad Hossain. One of the films that brought him to attention was Soitan Manush directed by Montazur Rahman Akbar. He was acted akbar blockbuster film Coolie .

Amin Khan is currently serving as the senior executive director at Walton.[ citation needed ]

Filmography

YearTitleRoleDirectorNotesRef.
1993Obujh Duti Mon: The Innocent LoveShagorMohammad HossainDebut Film [3]
1994Hridoy Theke HridoyJoy ChowdhuryShahadat Khan
Duniar BadshaAbdullahBadol Khondokhar
Moha Vumikompo Amit DadaSuvash Shom
1995Hridoy AmarHridoyDilip Shom [4]
Banglar CommandoJoyMohammed HossainReleased on NTV
1996Soitan ManushInspector Akash Montazur Rahman Akbar
1997Jonom JonomAwal Chowdury
Amar Maa Montazur Rahman Akbar
Coolie Babu Montazur Rahman Akbar
SpordhaRajuMostafizur Rahman Babu
1998Moner Moto MonRaja Montazur Rahman Akbar
Ranga BouMohammad Hossain
SagorikaHelal Khan
1999Ke Amar Baba [4]
Love in Singapore
1999Mogher Mulluk Montazur Rahman Akbar
2001Kothin Bastob Montazur Rahman Akbar
Thekao Mastan Dorjoy Malek Afsari
2002Laal DoriyaDoriya / Shimul
Hira Chuni PannaDorjoy
2006Pitar AsonF I Manik [4]
2008Boro Vai Zindabad
Bodhu Boron
Peshadar Khuni
Somadhi
2009Thekao Andolon
Prithibi Takar Golam
Kallu MamaBadshah Bhai [5]
MukhomukhiRajaAziz Ahmed Bulbul [5]
UttejitoRiyadAhmed Nasir [5]
Jiboner Cheye DamiNayon RahmanMostafizur Rahman Babu [5]
Shubho BibahoHimselfDebashish BiswasSpecial appearance
Boner Jonno JuddhoRajuShapan Chowdhury
2010Amar Swapno Amar SongsharPavelF I Manik [5]
Tumi Chara BachinaNoyonMostafizur Rahman BabuReleased on Ntv [6]
Mayer Chokh Doctor Akash Montazur Rahman Akbar [5]
Majhir Chele Barrister Barrister MamunEnayet Karim
Shami Amar BeheshtAkashMostafizur Rahman Babu
2011Sathi Hara NaginNagraj / Mohon Delwar Jahan Jhantu
Paper PrayeschittaNazrulSM Sarkar
Goriber Mon Onek BoroBadolMohammed Aslam [5]
2012Shami VaggoRajaF I Manik
NayoriUjjal Majhi Ruhul Amin [7]
O Amar Desher MatiMonirAnanta Hira [7] [8]
2014Kacher ShotruTiger / LubuM. A. Awal [7]
KhovInspector Biplob Shahadat Hossain Liton [9]
Lobe Pap Pape MrittuShahebSohanur Rahman Sohan [5] [10]
2016 Ek Jobaner Jomidar Hare Galen Ei Bar Ali Uttam Akash
2019ObotarMuktoMahmud Hasan Sikdar
Farayeji Andolon 1842 Dudu Miyan Dayel Rahman [11]

Music Videor

YearSongSingerDirectorCo-Starring
2019"Laal Sobuj" (Cricket Song)Dinat Jahan Munni, Ayub Shahriar, Sabbir Zaman, Ahmad Humayun, Ronty Das, Tasnim Aurin, Arif & MasumZiauddin Alam Mahiya Mahi, Eamin Haque Bobby, Dighi, Moushumi Hamid, Symon Sadik, Kazi Maruf & Mamnun Hasan Emon

TV drama

Telefilm

YearTelefilmDirectorRoleSource
Shomoy er Valobasha Osomoye Kano
Tobuo
Valobashi
2012Bhu-Chitrawritten and directed by Sanjoy Barua [13]
2013Ami Tumi SheyTaju Kamrul [10]
2013Na Bola ValobashaTaju Kamrul [14]
2015NisshashImran Hussain Imu
2015Love SpeedGM Shoikat [15]

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