Rafiath Rashid Mithila

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Rafiath Rashid Mithila
রাফিয়াত রশিদ মিথিলা
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Mithila in 2024
Born (1984-05-25) 25 May 1984 (age 40)
NationalityBangladeshi
Alma mater
Occupation(s)Actor, development worker, singer, model, writer
Spouses
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Children1
Relatives Shayan Chowdhury Arnob (cousin)

Rafiath Rashid Mithila (born 25 May 1984) is a Bangladeshi actress, singer and development worker known professionally by the mononym Mithila. [1] [2] Besides her film work in both Bangladesh and Kolkata, India, she is the head of the Early Childhood Development programme in BRAC International. [3] [4]

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Early life and education

Mithila went to Viqarunnisa Noon School and College, in Dhaka, Bangladesh. [5] She earned both her bachelors and masters degrees in political science at the University of Dhaka. [6] She then completed a second masters in early childhood development at BRAC University, winning the Chancellor's gold medal. [7] [8] She earned a B.Ed. degree from the National University in Bangladesh. She went on for further studies in the United States, studying "Contemporary Approaches to Curriculum: Instruction and Assessment" at the College of Education and Human Development of the University of Minnesota in 2010. She currently pursuing a doctorate in Early Childhood Education at the University of Geneva.

Besides academic work, Mithila has studied Kathak, Manipuri, and Bharat Natyam dance at the Dance Academy of the Benuka Institute of Fine Arts in Bangladesh. She also received training in Nazrul Geeti, or the study of songs written and composed by Kazi Nazrul Islam, the national poet of Bangladesh, at the Hindol Music Academy. [1] She studied art at the Nandan school, and exhibited her oil paintings at a Drik Gallery group exhibition. [1] She was a child actor at the People's Theatre, Bangladesh. [9]

Career

Audiovisual media

She began her modeling career in 2002, while she was still at university, with the fashion house Neelanjana Palli. [1] Her acting career was launched when she starred in the television drama Shunchen Ekjon Radio Jokeyr Golpo in 2006. She also appeared in TV commercials, and became a brand ambassador for many products. [6] She was a model in music videos, and also acted in various dramas and telefilms. [1] [10] In 2022 she made her feature film debut with Bangladeshi film director and screenwriter Anonno Mamun in the film Omanush, co-starring with Nirab Hossain. She then appeared in director Sauvik Kundu's Aay Khuku Aay in India, sharing the screen with Prosenjit Chatterjee. [11] She hosted the celebrity talk show Amar Ami on Banglavision. [12]

Academics and work in early childhood education

Mithila was on the faculty of the English Literature and Language, Scholastica International School, Dhaka. Then she served as a guest lecturer in the Department of Early Childhood Development of the Institute of Educational Development at BRAC University in 2017. She was also a lecturer for English Language and Foundation courses at the Northern University Bangladesh. Mithila currently works as the head of Early Childhood Development at BRAC International. [13] She works extensively in some African countries. [14] She has been an active contributor to the West Bengal Commission for Protection of Child Rights and Swayam in West Bengal, India. She is a member of Asia-Pacific Regional Network for Early Childhood (ARNEC) and South Asia Forum of Early Childhood Development Professionals (SAFECDP).[ citation needed ]

Personal life

Mithila was married to the singer Tahsan Rahman Khan from 2006 until 2017, during which they had a daughter born in 2013. [6] [15] [16] She married Indian film director Srijit Mukherji in 2019. [17] [18] [19]

Works

Television dramas and tele-films

YearNameCo-actorDirector
2006        Shunchen Ekjon Radio Jokeyr GolpoHasan Masud Redoan Rony
2007Modhuren Shomapoyet [20] Tahsan Rahman Khan Ashfaque Nipun
2007GhumEmonIshtiak Ahmed Rumel
2008 - 2009Housefull Abul Hayat, Sumaiya Shimu, Mosharrrof Karim, Schumon Patwary, Monira MithunRedoan Rony and Iftekhar Ahmed Fahmi
2008X-factor [21] Ziaul Faruq Aburba Shihab Shaheen
2008Nabab GundaAhmed Rubel, Abul Hayat, TaniaIftekhar Ahmed Fahmi
2008Ei JibonIresh ZakerShihab Shaheen
2009OntoraZiaul Faruq ApurbaChayanika Chowdhury
2009Tor Jonno Priyota Partha Barua Munna
2009Proof ReaderAbul HayatRedoan Rony
2011DenmohorMosharrof KarimMostofa Kamal Raz
2011Shedin Dekha HoyechiloAfran NishoKaushik Shankar Das
2011Amar Streer AtotayeeAfran NishoKaushik Shankar Das
2012Shuvo PraptiNiloy AlamgirKaushik Shankar Das
2012Hit WicketTahsan Rahman KhanSyed Mohammad Ishrafil
2012Shomoy ChuriTahsan Rahman KhanAmitabh Reza Chowdhury
2013Land phone er dingulote premTahsan Rahman KhanAshfaq Nipun
2014Uttorer Baranday Dokhina HawaApurbaSunny Chowdhury
2014He & SheTahsan Rahman KhanAshfaque Nipun
2014Anger StoryJon KabirMabrur Rashid Bannah
2014Abar DevdasAfran NishoImraul Rafat
2014FlipperZiaul Faruq ApurbaTaneem Rahman Angshu
2015Shukher CharpotroTahsan Rahman KhanAshfaque Nipun
2015PromiseJon KabirMabrur Rashid Bannah
2015Cry baby cryJon KabirMabrur Rashid Bannah
2015  Prem Keboli Ekti Rashayonik BikriaTahsan Rahman KhanShihab Shaheen
2015Mr. & Mrs.Tahsan Rahman KhanMizanur Rahman Aryan
2015Amar Golpe TumiTahsan Rahman KhanMizanur Rahman Aryan
2015KothopokothonTahsan Rahman KhanMizanur Rahman Aryan
2015SelfiebaajMishu SabbirWasim  Sitar
2016After MarriageJon KabirMabrur Rashid Bannah
2016Anti-clockJon Kabir, Ziaul Faruq ApurbaImraul Rafat
2016Bhalobashar PongtimalaIresh ZakerShihab Shaheen
2016Batch 27 [22] Ziaul Faruq ApurbaMizanur Rahman Aryan
2016ThikanaZiaul Faruq ApurbaMizanur Rahman Aryan
2016Chirkuter shobdoZiaul Faruq ApurbaMehedi Hasan Jony
2017Batch 27 - The Last PageZiaul Faruq ApurbaMizanur Rahman Aryan
2017Neel phoring er golpoZiaul Faruq ApurbaMehedi Hasan Jony
2017DivorceAfran NishoShihab Shaheen
2017Punch clipIresh ZakerRedoan Rony
2018Amar KothaFS NayeemIftekhar Ahmed Fahmi
2018Biyer Dawat RoiloManoj PramanikRedoan Rony
2018Bhalo Cheler KhojeFerdous Hasan NevilleRedoan Rony
2019Choto PakhiIrfan SajjadGoutam Koiri
2019Life InsuranceZiaul Faruq AburbaMizanur Rahman Aryan
2019Timeline Manoj Pramanik Goutam Koiri
2019Obosheshe BhalobesheRahatMushfiq Kallol
2019Prothom Prem Manoj Pramanik Mushfiq Kallol
2019Crystal er RajhnaashIrfan SajjadAbu Hayat Mahmud
2019PricelessIrfan SajjadGoutam Koiri
2020Tonatuni Raag KoronaRawnak HasanRawnak Hasan
2021Shahoshika Manoj Pramanik, Tanjin Tisha, Tareen JahanTaneem Rahman Angshu
2021GhurniIrfan SajjadRakesh Basu
2021Seasonal ChorIrfan SajjadRakesh Basu
2021Mobiner ShongsharZahid HasanSydur Rahman Russel
2021LoverJovanPreety Dutta
2021SeniorKhairul BasharPreety Dutta
2021TogetherTawsif MahbubPreety Dutta
2021Shukhi AtmaPartha BaruaHasan Rezaul
2021Being WomanIrfan SajjadHasan Rezaul
2021Midnight SunIresh ZakerAarif Ahnaf
2021Ke AmiGoutam Koiri
2024Renu [23] Arosh KhanMabur Rashid Bannah

Songs, lyrics and music videos

YearSong and AlbumComposerSingerLyricistModel
2004Brittalpona, KothopokothonTahsan Rahman KhanYesNoNo
2005Moyna Go, Habib Wahid ft. JulieNoNoYes
20053 Songs, Krittodasher NirbanTahsan Rahman KhanNoYesNo
20066 Songs, IchcheTahsan Rahman KhanYesYesNo
2007Rodela Dupure, MixedTahsan Rahman KhanYesYesNo
2008Jhum Dupure, NeiTahsan Rahman KhanNoYesNo
2009Ogochore, 3rd Person Singular Number (Film)Tahsan Rahman KhanYesYesNo
2015Tomar Amar, Title track of Mr. & MrsSajid SarkarYesYesNo
2015Chile Amar, Title track of KokhopokothonSajid SarkarYesNoNo
2015Amar Golpe Tumi, Title track of Amar Golpe TumiSajid SarkarYesNoNo
2016Thikana, Title track of ThikanaTahsinYesNoNo
2017Ghum, GhumHabib WahidNoNoYes
2019Ki Hole Ki Hoto, SinglePradyut Chatterjea ft. ArnobNoNoYes
2020In a manner of speaking,

Cover (Original song by Nouvelle Vague)

Maimun Khan ft. MithilaYesNoYes

Television and radio host

YearNameChannel/PlatformCreator/Producer
2017-2019        My Own World (In Bengali: Amar Ami) [24] Banglavision Sajjad Hussein
2018The tale of growing up (In Bengali: Berey Othar Golpo) [25] Radio ShadhinRafiath Rashid Mithila & Radio Shadhin
2020Much More Secret Thoughts (In Bengali: Onek Ojana Kotha) Zee5 Zee5

Films

YearFilmRoleCo-ArtistDirectorStatus
2022 Amanush [26] Nudrat Nirab Anonno Mamun Released
Mayaa [27] Mayaa Kamaleshwar Mukherjee Raajhorshee DeScreening at Film Festivals
Jol e Jwale TaraTara FS Nayeem, Azad Abul Kalam, Fazlur Rahman Babu Arun ChowdhuryPost Production
Neetishastra [28] Geeta Basabdatta Chatterjee Arunava KhasnobishScreening at Film Festivals
2023Nuliachorir Sonar Pahar [29] Nelly Emon Lubna SharminPost Production
Meghla [30] MeghlaGaurab ChatterjeeArnab MiddyaPost Production
Maya [31] Gaurav Chakraborty, Kamleshwar Mukherjee, Rahul Banerjee, Tanushree Chakraborty, Sudipta Chakraborty, Koneenica Banerjee, Richa Sharma, Devleena Kumar, Ratsree DuttaRaajhorshee DeReleased
2024 O Abhagi [32] Abhagi [33] Sayan Ghosh as Rasik, Subrata Dutta as Jamindar, Debjani Chatterjee as Ginni Ma, Rj Jinia as Tagor, Krishno Banerjee as Kesta, Sourav Halder as Kangali, Ishan Mazumder as Yamraj[ citation needed ]Anirban ChakrabortyReleased
Aranyer Prachin Probad [34] [35] DevjaniJeetu KamalDulal DeyPost Production
Kajol Rekha [36] Konkon DasiMondira Chakroborty, Sariful Razz, Rafiath Rashid Mithila, Sadia AymanGiasuddin SelimReleased

Short film

YearNameCo-actorDirector
2018      MukhomukhiGaurav ChakrabortyPartha Sen
Ekti Sobuj Bag Manoj Pramanik Iftekhar Ahmed Fahmi
WTF (Welcome To Family) Intekhab Dinar Pritam
Blood Rose Iresh Zaker Redoan Rony
2019JoggotaApurba Mizanur Rahman Aryan
Meawo Taneem Rahman Angshu
2020Dure Thaka Kacher Manush [37] Vikram Chatterjee Shahrear Polock
2020Khola JanalaAyra Tehreem Khan, Iffath Rashid Missouri Goutam Koiri
2021Tiya PakhiMir Rabbi Abu Hayat Mahmud

Web series

YearTitleOTTCharacterDirectorNotes
2020 Ekattor HoichoiRuhi Tanim Noor Released
2021 Contract ZEE5 Rumana Tanim Noor and Krishnendu Chattopadhyay Released
2021 Unoloukik Chorki Robiul Alam Robi Released
2022 Montu Pilot Season 2HoichoiBonhi Debaloy Bhattacharya Released
2023 Myself Allen Swapan ChorkiShayla Shihab Shaheen [38] Released

Awards

YearAward NameAwarded ForAwarded byPlaceResult
2022    Maitreyee AwardFor contributing in the film industry both Bengals through acting [39] Telangana Bengali Film Festival (TBFF), 2022Hyderabad, IndiaWon
Best Supporting ActressMayaa [39]
2023Best ActressMyself Allen SwapanMeril Prothom Alo AwardDhaka, BangladeshNominated
2023Best ActressMyself Allen Swapan [40] the Blender's Choice, the Daily Star, OTT and Digital Content AwardDhaka, BangladeshNominated
2023Best ActressMyself Allen Swapan [41] Bangladesh Achievers AwardsDhaka, BangladeshWon
2024Best ActressKajol Rekha [42] Bangladesh Achievers Awards 2024Dhaka, BangladeshWon
2024Best ActressO Abhagi [43] 14th Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival 2024Delhi, IndiaWon

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