Deepa Khandakar | |
|---|---|
দীপা খন্দকার | |
 Deepa in 2021 | |
| Born | 28 November |
| Nationality | Bangladeshi |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Years active | 1999–present |
| Spouse | |
Deepa Khandakar (born 28 November) [1] is a Bangladeshi television actress. She mainly acts in television dramas while also appears in films and commercials. Among her notable films is Bhaijan Elore (India) . [2]
Khandakar spent her childhood at Narayanganj. [3] Before starting her acting career, she served as a flight attendant. She debuted in acting in the television play Kaktarua. [4]
Her popular tel-dramas include 'Meghe Dhaka Manus', 'Ebong Ami', 'Andhakare Phul', 'Ghar Sangsar', 'Mohua', 'Swapnabhog', 'Society', 'Sakkhi Kutum', among many others. She has also received immense praise for her role as a presenter in TV show titled 'House Wife'. The program was aired on Channel 24. Deepa Khandakar appeared in a Canadian feature film A Father's Diary directed by Golam Mustofa, acting as mother in a supporting role.
Khandakar has done television commercials for companies including Swan Foam, Aarong, Lipton Tazaa Tea, Starship, Cute Powder, Tibet, and Tibet Coconut Oil. [5]
Khandakar debuted in film acting through Bhaijaan Elo Re (2018). [6]
Khandakar married actor Shahed Ali in 2006. They have a son named Aadrik and a daughter named Aarohi . [5]
| Years | Title | Director Name | Release date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Bhaijan Elore (India) | Joydip Mukherjee | 15 June 2018 [2] |
| Officer | |||
| Mishy kotha (motivational) | |||
| 2021 | A Father's Diary | Golam Mustofa [7] |
| Years | Title | Director Name | Release Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Porichoy | |||
| Smile | |||
| Bondhu Othoba Bonduker golpo | |||
| Ekjon faruker golpo | |||
| Mukh asman |
| Year | Title | Director | Co-Actor | Broadcast Channel | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Shopner Meghdol | Tanjin Trisha, Raisul Islam Asad | RTV | ||
| Paathshala | |||||
| Jatok | Intekhab Diner, Farhana Mili | ||||
| Kochuripana | Drama Serial | ||||
| Bristir agey | |||||
| Tomatey | |||||
| Kushilub | |||||
| Chokkor | Shimul, Api Karim | ||||
| Quarantine-02 | |||||
| Kacher Meye | |||||
| Eti Abong | |||||
| Ruposhi Rohosso, | |||||
| Bived | |||||
| Manu Miar Shopner Karkhana | |||||
| Tomar Sathei Jabo | |||||
| Ounrag | |||||
| Monvasi | |||||
| Mone Tomar Chobi | |||||
| Nishiddho | |||||
| Feriwala | |||||
| Pipasha | |||||
| Partrment somachar part 2 | |||||
| Valobasar mullo nay | |||||
| Ghor Vorti Carector | |||||
| Ghor Jamai | |||||
| Fast Buk | |||||
| Shosan | |||||
| Songser sukher hoy romonir gune | |||||
| Shakhi Kutum | |||||
| 30 Days | |||||
| Kanamachi | |||||
| Prio poribar | |||||
| Malek hoite | |||||
| shabdhan | |||||
| Noyontara | |||||
| Dongshon | |||||
| Nill Tepantor | |||||
| Housewife | |||||
| Adalot | |||||
| DB | |||||
| Cholitache Tana-tani | |||||
| Mondo Basha | |||||
| Mayar Badhon | |||||
| Posso valobasha | |||||
| Baka Noyoner Nesha | |||||
| Juthi Golar Puthi Maloti golor har | |||||
| Krantik | |||||
| Motijan | |||||
| Bissash | |||||
| Uzan ganger naiya | |||||
| Brifease | |||||
| Chokina | |||||
| Matir Bank | |||||
| Zatok | |||||
| Kazi Office | |||||
| Jhumka | |||||
| Ghumta | |||||
| Porosh pathor | |||||
| Buddir sat chinta | |||||
| Mon poboner Nao | |||||
| Ghor bhorti character | |||||
| Dui line kom bujhi | |||||
| Poribar O ekti Company | |||||
| Priyojon nibash | |||||
| Jol kuntol, shoshan | |||||
| Odrisho ayna | |||||
| Problem | |||||
| FU | |||||
| Gulbahar | |||||
| Khan bari barabari | |||||
| Golpo sheshe ghumer desh | |||||
| Mecho tota gecho voot | |||||
| Dorshoker golpo | |||||
| Torke bohudur | |||||
| Tuku ebong | |||||
| Hortoner bibi | |||||
| Feriwala | |||||
| Boro barir choto bou | |||||
| Bristyr age | |||||
| Atopor bhalobasha | |||||
| Motlob | |||||
| Onno shokal | |||||
| Gulshan Avenue | |||||
| Jononi | |||||
| Utshob | |||||
| Chotushkon | |||||
| Kokho pother juddho | |||||
| Third person | |||||
| Adorsholipi | |||||
| Kushilob | |||||
| Love in Sylhet | |||||
| Monvashi | |||||
| Kanamachi o moumachir golpo | |||||
| Shopno vuk | |||||
| Kaktarua | |||||
| Maya | |||||
| Mohua | |||||
| Jiboner ai shadh |
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