List of Dhallywood films of 1966

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The Dhallywood film industry released 24 feature films in 1966. [1] [lower-alpha 1]

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TitleDirectorStarringLanguageRef.
13 Feku Ostagar Lane Bashir Hossain Sumita Devi, Siraj, Kamal, Anwara, Sujata, Waheeda RahmanBengali [2] [3] [lower-alpha 2]
Aakhri Station Suroor Barabankvi Rani, Haroon, Shabnam, Subhash Dutta, Shawkat Akbar Urdu [5] [6] [lower-alpha 3]
Abar Bonobashe Roopban Ibne Mizan Hasan Imam, Sultana Zaman, Chandana, Ratna, Kazi Khalek Bengali [9] [3]
Apan DulalNazrul IslamNasima, Azim, Shawkat Akbar, Ashish Kumar, F. MohsinBengali [10] [11]
BeganaS. M. Parvez Shabnam, Khalil, Nasima Khan, Golam Mustafa Urdu [12] [13]
Behula Zahir Raihan Suchanda, Razzak, Nasima, Rani Sarker, Fateh Lohani Bengali [14] [3]
BhaiyaKazi Zahir Chitra Sinha, Waheed Murad, Shawkat Akbar, Anwer HussainUrdu [14] [3]
Bhawal SanyasiRounaq Chowdhury Shawkat Akbar, Reshma, Kazi Khalek, Rani Sarkar, Khalil, N. InamBengali [15] [3]
Dak BabuMustafiz Sujata, Azim, Ratna, Shabana, Dipti, Rano, ManzurBengali or Urdu [12] [3] [lower-alpha 4]
Ghar Ki LaajS. M. SelimAttiya, Naushad, Waris, AfshanUrdu [14] [16] [lower-alpha 5]
GunaiBazlur RahmanChandana, Ranjana, Manaan, MehmudBengali [14] [3] [lower-alpha 6]
Gunai BibiSyed AwalDilruba, Shawkat Akbar, Muslehudin, Anuradha, KalidasBengali [3] [19]
Indhan Rahman Rahman, Reshma, Golam Mustafa Urdu [12] [13]
Is Dharti ParNurul Alam Rosy, Haroon, Farida, Mirza, Khalil Urdu [16] [20] [lower-alpha 7]
Kar BouNazrul IslamHaroon, Nasima Khan, Khalil, Golam Mustafa, Reshma, Anwara, DitaBengali [3] [22]
Kagojer Nouka Subhash Dutta Suchanda, Shawkat Akbar, Hasan Imam, NarayanBengali [15] [3]
MahuaAli MansurChandana, Shawkat Akbar Bengali [9] [3]
Parwana Kamal Ahmed Nasima Khan, Hasan Imam, Sujata Urdu [20] [3] [lower-alpha 8]
Phir Milengey Hum Dono Syed Shamsul Haq Nazneen, Golam Mustafa, Subhash Dutta, AnweraUrdu [2] [13]
Poonam Ki RaatKhalil Ahmed Rosy, Shawkat Akbar, Mehfouz, SadhanaUrdu [3] [20]
Rahim Badshah O Rupban Zahir Raihan,
Safdar Ali Bhuiyan		 Sujata, Mohammad Zakaria, Z. Choudhry, Misbah, Zarina, MannanBengali [5] [3]
Raja Sannyasi Khan Ataur Rahman Azim, Sujata, Samad, Anwar Bengali [14] [3]
Son of PakistanFazlul Huq Faridur Reza Sagar, Keka Ferdousi Urdu [2] [24]
Zarina Sundari Ibne Mizan Sujata, Mannan, Suchanda, Anis, Ruma, S. Irani, SajadBengali [9] [3] [lower-alpha 1]

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Notes

There are numerous minor inconsistencies in transliteration among the sources. Greater discrepancies are as follows:

  1. 1 2 Gazdar and Kabir date Zarina Sundari to 1966, but Shikdar doesn't list it.
  2. ↑ Gazdar names Bashir Ahmad as the director of 13 Feku Ostagar Lane, but Kabir credits "Bashir Hossain", which corresponds with the Bangladesh Film Archive. [4]
  3. ↑ Gazdar dates Aakhri Station to 1965, but Kabir, Raju, [7] and Shikdar, [8] date it to 1966.
  4. ↑ Gazdar says Dak Babu was a Bengali-language film, but Kabir writes that it was in Urdu.
  5. ↑ Although Gazdar doesn't list Ghar Ki Laaj as a film made in East Pakistan, Kabir and Shikdar do. [17]
  6. ↑ Gazdar names F. Rahman as the director of Gunai, but Kabir credits "Bazlur Rahman", which corresponds with Shikdar. [18]
  7. ↑ Gazdar dates Is Dharti Par to 1967, but Kabir and Shikdar date it to 1966. [21] Shikdar names Fakhrul Alam as the director, but Gazdar and Kabir credit Nurul Alam.
  8. ↑ Kabir dates what he transliterates as Perwana to 1968, but Gazdar and Shikdar [23] date Parawna to 1966.

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References

Footnotes

  1. ↑ Shikdar 2004 , p. 111: "১৯৬৬ কার বউ - নজরুল / বাহরাম বাদশাহ ও রূপবান - / আবার বনবাসে রূপবান - / গুনাই বিবি - আওলাদ হোসেন / গুনাই - বজলুর রহমান / রাজা সন্ন্যাসী - খান আতা / ১৩ ওস্তাকু ওস্তাগার লেন - বশীর হোসেন / কাগজের নৌকা - সুভায দও / মহুয়া - আলী মনসুর / ভাওয়াল সন্ন্যাসী - মিঃ চৌধুরী / ডাক বাবু - মুস্তাফিজ / বেহুলা - জহির রায়হান / আপন দুলাল - নজরুল ইসলাম / আখেরী স্টেশন - সুরুজ বারাডকী / যর কি লাজ - এম, এম, সেলিম / ফির মিলেঙ্গে হামদোনো - সৈয়দ শামসুল হক / বেগানা -এস, এম, পারভেজ / ইন্ধন -রহমান / পরওয়ানা - কামাল আহম্মেদ / ইস ধরপি পর - ফখরুল আহমেদ / পুনম কি রাত - উদয়ন চৌথুরী / সন অব পাকিস্তান - ফজলুল হক / ভাইয়া - কাজী জহির"
  2. 1 2 3 Kabir 1979 , p. 139
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Gazdar 1997 , p. 257
  4. ↑ ১৩ নং ফেকু ওস্তাগার লেন [13 No. Feku Ostagar Lane]. Bangladesh Film Archive (in Bengali). পরিচালকের নাম: বশির হোসেন [Director's name: Bashir Hossain]
  5. 1 2 Kabir 1979 , p. 137
  6. ↑ Gazdar 1997 , p. 255
  7. ↑ Raju 2002, p. 11: "Last Station (Aakhri Station, 1966) in Urdu by Suroor Barabankv"
  8. ↑ Shikdar 2004, p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... আখেরী স্টেশন - সুরুজ বারাডকী [1966 ... Aakhri Station - Suroor Barabankvi]"
  9. 1 2 3 Kabir 1979 , p. 140
  10. ↑ Gazdar 1997 , p. 259
  11. ↑ Shikdar 2004 , p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... আপন দুলাল - নজরুল ইসলাম [1966 ... Apan Dulal - Nazrul Islam]"
  12. 1 2 3 Kabir 1979 , p. 141
  13. 1 2 3 Gazdar 1997 , p. 256
  14. 1 2 3 4 5 Kabir 1979 , p. 142
  15. 1 2 Kabir 1979 , p. 138
  16. 1 2 Gazdar 1997 , p. 258
  17. ↑ Shikdar 2004, p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... ঘর কি লাজ - এম, এম, সেলিম [1966 ... Ghar Ki Laaj - M. M. Selim]"
  18. ↑ Shikdar 2004, p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... গুনাই - বজলুর রহমান [1966 ... Gunai - Bazlur Rahman"
  19. ↑ Shikdar 2004 , p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... গুনাই বিবি - আওলাদ হোসেন [1966 ... Gunai Bibi - Awlad Hossain"
  20. 1 2 3 Kabir 1979 , p. 136
  21. ↑ Shikdar 2004, p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... ইস ধরপি পর - ফখরুল আলম [1966 ... Is Dharti Par - Fakhrul Alam]"
  22. ↑ Shikdar 2004 , p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... কার বউ - নজরুল [1966 ... Kar Bau - Nazrul"
  23. ↑ Shikdar 2004, p. 111: "১৯৬৬ ... পরওয়ানা - কামাল আহম্মেদ [1966 ... Parwana - Kamal Ahmed"
  24. ↑ Hoek 2014 , pp. 113–114

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