Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Actor

National Film Awards for Best Actor
National Film Awards for Best Actor
	The 2022 recipient: Chanchal Chowdhury
Awarded for	Excellence in cinematic achievements for Bangladeshi cinema
Sponsored by	Government of Bangladesh
Location	Dhaka
Country	Bangladesh
Presented by	Ministry of Information
First awarded	1976 (1st)
Last awarded	2023 (47th)
Currently held by	Chanchal Chowdhury
Highlights
Most awards	Alamgir ; (7 awards)
First winner	Anwar Hossain (1905)
Website	moi.gov.bd

Last updated October 07, 2024

Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Actor is the highest award for film acting in Bangladesh.

List of winners

List of award recipients, showing the year, role(s) and film(s)
Year^{[lower-alpha 1]}	Recipient(s)	Role(s)	Work(s)	Ref
1975 (1st)	Anwar Hossain	Kader Lathial	Lathial	^[1]^[2]
1976 (2nd)	Abdur Razzak	Badshah	Ki Je Kori	^[1]
1977 (3rd)	Bulbul Ahmed	Kalu	Simana Periye	^[3]
1978 (4th)	Abdur Razzak	Rahmat	Ashikkhito	^[3]
1978 (4th)	Bulbul Ahmed	Sagor	Badhu Biday	^[3]
1979 (5th)	Not Given			^[4]
1980 (6th)	Bulbul Ahmed	Imran	Shesh Uttar	^[5]
1981	No Award			^[5]
1982 (7th)	Abdur Razzak	Yasin	Boro Bhalo Lok Chhilo	^[5]
1983 (8th)	Sohel Rana	Lalu	Lalu Bhulu	^[6]
1984 (9th)	Abdur Razzak	Chandranath	Chandranath	^[7]
1985 (10th)	Alamgir		Ma o Chhele	^[7]
1986 (11th)	Golam Mustafa	Poran	Shuvoda	^[8]
1986 (11th)	Ilias Kanchan	Shekhar Roy	Parineeta	^[8]
1987 (12th)	Alamgir		Opekkha	^[8]
1987 (12th)	ATM Shamsuzzaman	Kodom Ali	Dayee Ke?	^[8]
1988 (13th)	Abdur Razzak	Shahed Chowdhury	Jogajog	^[9]
1989 (14th)	Alamgir	Alam	Khotipuron	^[9]
1990 (15th)	Alamgir	Sagar	Moroner Pore	^[10]
1991 (16th)	Alamgir		Pita Mata Sontan	^[10]
1992 (17th)	Alamgir		Andho Biswas	^[11]
1993 (18th)	Raisul Islam Asad	Kuber	Padma Nadir Majhi	^[12]
1994 (19th)	Alamgir		Desh Premik	^[12]
1995 (20th)	Raisul Islam Asad		Anya Jibon	^[13]
1996 (21st)	Sohel Rana	Asad	Ajante	^[14]
1997 (22nd)	Raisul Islam Asad	Dukhai	Dukhai	^[14]
1998 (23nd)	Ferdous Ahmed	Ajit	Hothat Brishti	^[15]
1999 (24th)	Zahid Hasan	Moti/Gatok	Srabon Megher Din	^[15]^[16]
2000 (25th)	Riaz	Mystery Man	Dui Duari	^[17]
2001 (26th)	Raisul Islam Asad	Abdul Mojid	Lalsalu	^[17]
2002 (27th)	Kazi Maruf	Maruf	Itihas	^[18]
2003 (28th)	Manna	Mohammad Ali / Abdullah	Bir Soinik	^[18]^[19]
2004 (29th)	Humayun Faridi	Jabbar	Matritwa	^[20]
2005 (30th)	Mahfuz Ahmed	Tuhin Mahmud Sobuj	Lal Sabuj	^[20]
2006 (31st)	Arman Parvez Murad	Bozlu	Ghani	^[21]
2007 (32nd)	Riaz	Shuvro/Kanababa	Daruchini Dip	^[21]^[22]
2008 (33rd)	Riaz	Sagor	Ki Jadu Korila	^[23]
2009 (34th)	Chanchal Chowdhury	Sonai	Monpura	^[23]
2009 (34th)	Ferdous Ahmed	Prokash	Gangajatra	^[23]
2010 (35th)	Shakib Khan	Turjo Khan	Bhalobaslei Ghor Bandha Jay Na	^[24]
2011 (36th)	Ferdous Ahmed	Hashem	Kusum Kusum Prem	^[25]
2012 (37th)	Shakib Khan	Munna / Sidor	Khodar Pore Ma	^[26]
2013 (38th)	Titas Zia	Boishakh	Mrittika Maya	^[27]
2014 (39th)	Ferdous Ahmed		Ek Cup Cha	^[28]
2015 (40th)	Shakib Khan	Shakib Khan	Aro Bhalobashbo Tomay	^[29]^[30]
2015 (40th)	Mahfuz Ahmed	Amit	Zero Degree	^[29]^[30]
2016 (41st)	Chanchal Chowdhury	Sharafat Karim Ayna	Aynabaji	^[31]^[32]
2017 (42nd)	Shakib Khan	Sabuz	Swatta	^[33]
2017 (42nd)	Arifin Shuvoo	Abid Rahman	Dhaka Attack	^[33]
2018 (43rd)	Ferdous Ahmed		Putro	^[33]
2018 (43rd)	Symon Sadik	Aslam/ iftikhar	Jannat	^[33]
2019 (44th)	Tariq Anam Khan	Imran Chowdhury	Abar Boshonto	^[34]
2020 (45th)	Siam Ahmed	Shadhin	Bishwoshundori	^[35]
2021 (46th)	Siam Ahmed	Ashfaqul Mridha	Mridha Bonam Mridha	^[36]
2021 (46th)	Mir Sabbir		Raat Jaha Phool	^[36]
2022 (47th)	Chanchal Chowdhury	Chaan Majhi	Hawa	^[37]

Records and statistics

Multiple wins and nominations

The following individuals received two or more Best Actor awards:

Wins	Actors	Film(s)
7	Alamgir	Ma o Chhele (1985) Opekkha (1987) Khotipuron (1989) Moroner Pore (1990) Pita Mata Santan (1991) Andho Bishwas (1992) Desh Premik (1994)
5	Abdur Razzak	Ki Je Kori (1976) Ashikkhito (1978) Boro Bhalo Lok Chhilo (1982) Chandranath (1984) Jogajog (1988)
5	Ferdous Ahmed	Hothat Brishti (1998) Gangajatra (2009) Kusum Kusum Prem (2011) Ek Cup Cha (2014) Putro (2018)
4	Raisul Islam Asad	Padma Nadir Majhi (1993) Anya Jibon (1995) Dukhai (1997) Lalsalu (2001)
4	Shakib Khan	Bhalobaslei Ghor Bandha Jay Na (2010) Khodar Pore Ma (2012) Aro Bhalobashbo Tomay (2015) Swatta (2017)
3	Bulbul Ahmed	Simana Periye (1977) Badhu Biday (1978) Shesh Uttar (1980)
	Riaz	Dui Duari (2000) Daruchini Dip (2007) Ki Jadu Korila (2008)
	Chanchal Chowdhury	Monpura (2009) Aynabaji (2016) Hawa (2022)
2	Sohel Rana	Lalu Bhulu (1983) Ajante (1996)
	Mahfuz Ahmed	Lal Sabuj (2005) Zero Degree (2015)
	Siam Ahmed	Bishwoshundori (2020) Mridha Bonam Mridha (2021)

Notes

↑ Denotes The year in which the film was censored by Bangladesh Film Censor Board.

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[FOOTNOTEBFDC20121-2] 1 2 BFDC 2012, pp. 1.

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[FOOTNOTEBFDC20129-11] 1 2 BFDC 2012, pp. 9.

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[FOOTNOTEBFDC201211-13] 1 2 BFDC 2012, pp. 11.

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v t e Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Actor
1975–1985	Anwar Hossain (1975) Abdur Razzak (1976) Bulbul Ahmed (1977) Abdur Razzak (1978) Bulbul Ahmed (1978) Not given (1979) Bulbul Ahmed (1980) No Award (1981) Abdur Razzak (1982) Sohel Rana (1983) Abdur Razzak (1984) Alamgir (1985)
1986–2000	Golam Mustafa (1986) Ilias Kanchan (1986) Alamgir (1987) ATM Shamsuzzaman (1987) Abdur Razzak (1988) Alamgir (1989) Alamgir (1990) Alamgir (1991) Alamgir (1992) Raisul Islam Asad (1993) Alamgir (1994) Raisul Islam Asad (1995) Sohel Rana (1996) Raisul Islam Asad (1997) Ferdous Ahmed (1998) Zahid Hasan (1999) Riaz (2000)
2001–2020	Raisul Islam Asad (2001) Kazi Maruf (2002) Manna (2003) Humayun Faridi (2004) Mahfuz Ahmed (2005) Arman Parvez Murad (2006) Riaz (2007) Riaz (2008) Chanchal Chowdhury (2009) Ferdous Ahmed (2009) Shakib Khan (2010) Ferdous Ahmed (2011) Shakib Khan (2012) Titas Zia (2013) Ferdous Ahmed (2014) Shakib Khan (2015) Mahfuz Ahmed (2015) Chanchal Chowdhury (2016) Shakib Khan (2017) Arifin Shuvoo (2017) Ferdous Ahmed and Symon Sadik (2018) Tariq Anam Khan (2019) Siam Ahmed (2020)
2021–2022	Siam Ahmed and Mir Sabbir (2021) Chanchal Chowdhury (2022)

v t e Bangladesh National Film Awards
Ministry of Information Department of Films and Publications Cinema of Bangladesh
Lifetime Achievement	Lifetime Achievement
Merit Awards	Best Film Best Short Film Best Director Best Actor Best Actress Best Supporting Actor Best Supporting Actress Best Performance in a Negative Role Best Performance in a Comic Role Best Child Artist Special Category Best Music Director Best Music Composer Best Choreography Best Male Playback Singer Best Female Playback Singer Best Lyrics
Technical Awards	Best Story Best Screenplay Best Dialogue Best Cinematography Best Editing Best Art Direction Best Sound Recording Best Costume Design Best Make-up Best Special Effects
Special Awards	Special Jury Award Best Feature Film
Ceremonies	1975 (1st) 1976 (2nd) 1977 (3rd) 1978 (4th) 1979 (5th) 1980 (6th) 1982 (7th) 1983 (8th) 1984 (9th) 1985 (10th) 1986 (11th) 1987 (12th) 1988 (13th) 1989 (14th) 1990 (15th) 1991 (16th) 1992 (17th) 1993 (18th) 1994 (19th) 1995 (20th) 1996 (21st) 1997 (22nd) 1998 (23rd) 1999 (24th) 2000 (25th) 2001 (26th) 2002 (27th) 2003 (28th) 2004 (29th) 2005 (30th) 2006 (31st) 2007 (32nd) 2008 (33rd) 2009 (34th) 2010 (35th) 2011 (36th) 2012 (37th) 2013 (38th) 2014 (39th) 2015 (40th) 2016 (41st) 2017 (42nd) 2018 (43rd) 2019 (44th) 2020 (45th) 2021 (46th) 2022 (47th)