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Renowned for his compelling performances in both theatre and television, Mosharraf Karim stands as a pillar of Bangladesh's acting landscape. His recent portrayal in the film 'Hubba' garnered widespread acclaim from audiences. As Eid approaches, Mosharraf Karim graces several tele-dramas with his talent, his involvement often hinging on the allure of the storyline.
Such is the case with 'Uranchandi,' a drama penned by Ashraful Chanchal and brought to life under the direction of the skilled Imrarul Rafat.
In this production, Karim reunites with the young actress Nayma Alam Maha after a hiatus of several years. Their previous collaborations include the drama serials 'Maaf Koira Den' and 'Chatam Ghor.' However, 'Uranchandi' is a single-episode drama slated for airing on Deepto TV during Eid.
Maha expresses her excitement at the prospect of working alongside Karim once more, her dedication to the craft evident in her efforts. Reflecting on her growth since their earlier collaborations, she acknowledges Karim's mentorship, describing him as a veritable school of acting. Her gratitude extends to Imrarul Rafat and the entire 'Uranchandi' team for the enriching experience.
Meanwhile, anticipation mounts for Karim's upcoming film 'Chokkor 320,' directed by Shoraf Ahmed Jibon, set for release on an OTT platform.
Additionally, audiences can look forward to a lineup of Karim's television appearances during Eid, including 'Neshar Latim,' 'Nil Ronger Shirt,' 'Gorom Ekta Khobor Ache,' 'Duniya,' 'Jomidarer Pola,' and 'Rongila Mojid.'
As for Maha, her eagerly awaited drama serial 'Emon Jodi Hote' is poised for release, promising to captivate audiences with her talent and dedication to her craft.
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