Aparna Ghosh

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Aparna Ghosh
NationalityBangladeshi
Occupation(s)Actress, model
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Aparna Ghosh is a Bangladeshi actress, theater artist and model. [1] She won Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Supporting Actress twice for her roles in the films Mrittika Maya (2013) and Gondi (2020). [2] [3] [4]

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Career

Ghosh debuted in the film Third Person Singular Number . [1] She is involved with the theater groupe Nandikar since 2003. [5] Her father, Alok Ghosh, is the team leader of Nandikar. In 2015, she starred as the title character in film Sutopar Thikana, playing Sutopa as a teenager, a married woman, a widow, and in old age. [6] In 2017, Ghosh played the lead role of Farida in Bhuban Majhi . [7] in 2022, Gosh played the lead role of Noorjahan in Made in Chittagong . [8]

Filmography

Dramas

  • Abdul Joliler Bidesh Jatra
  • Aj Purobir Din
  • Amader Din Ratri
  • Amar Nam Manush
  • Apon Adhar
  • Ashchorjo Ek Sporsho
  • Autobiography
  • Batighor
  • Batiwala
  • Bhalobashar Shopnojale
  • Bicharok
  • Bishu Pagla Gacher Agay
  • Blank Page
  • Bondhon
  • Bou Amar
  • Break Up Story
  • Careless Mukhless
  • Classless Mukhless
  • Cross Road
  • Dhonnobad
  • Faki
  • Habildar Hatem
  • Harano Oddhay
  • His His Who's Who's
  • Iche Ghurir Natai
  • James
  • Je Pakhir Dana Nei
  • Jibon Bodol
  • Jodi Arektu Shomoy Petam
  • Kacher Ashar Golpo 2
  • Kaktaruar Deshe
  • Kemon Ache Faria
  • Krishnokolir Attatag
  • Lebur Malaysia Shofor
  • Made in Chittagong
  • Made in Chittagong A Journey of Love
  • Made in Chittagong Super Model
  • Maloti
  • Megher Arale Rod
  • Monowarer Bhromon Birombona
  • My Life
  • Nagorik Oparajita
  • Neon Jochonay Pori
  • Nil Megh
  • Noshu Villain Ashoka Villain
  • Noyon Tara
  • Pichutan
  • Platform
  • Pressure Cooker
  • Professor Dablu
  • Ratri Diprohor
  • Restart
  • Rong Tulite Aka Projapoti
  • Shadashidhe Manusher Kotha
  • Shesh Dui Din
  • Shikkha Shofor
  • Shomudrer Nil Ratri
  • Shondhebelar Upakkhan
  • Shurjo Uthar Age
  • Sixth Sense
  • The Fortune
  • Tobu Amare Debona Bhulte
  • Tobuo Bhalobasha
  • Tomar Amar Golpo
  • Tumi Mane Tomar Chole Jawa
  • Virtual Labh
  • Utshorgo

Films

YearTitleRole
2009 Third Person Singular Number
2015Sutopar ThikanaSutopa
2017 Bhuban Majhi Farida
2022 Made in Chittagong Noorjahan

Awards

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References

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