Asaduzzaman Noor Bio Height Wife Wiki & Family

Asaduzzaman Noor could be a Bangladeshi on-screen character, lawmaker, and extremist (born 31 October 1946). He is known for his part of Bohubrihi, Kothao Keu Nei, Shonkhonil Karagar, Ei Shob Din Ratri, Aaj Robibar, Ayomoy, and Aguner Poroshmoni.

Asaduzzaman Noor is one of the few actors in Bangladesh with acting and reciting skill. He is good at both this part of arts and has earned a strong fan base within the country. Besides he is a politician and activist. He served as a Minister of Cultural Affairs of the Government of Bangladesh. Asaduzzaman Noor was born on 31 October 1946 in a Muslim family of Nilfamari District of then British India (now Bangladesh) to Abu Nazem Mohammad Ali and Amina Begum. He studied in University of Dhaka. Noor started his acting career with Nagorik theatre troop in 1972. He acted over 600 times for this troop in 15 different plays. He also directed two plays, namely ‘E Mor Ohonkar’ and ‘Dewan Gazir Kissa’. He also wrote plays for theatre and television. Noor acted in the short film ‘Hooliya (1984)’, directed by Tanvir Mokammel. He got first attention by the audience through the television series ‘Eishob Dinratri’ (1985). In the same year, he acted in the critically acclaimed film ‘Dahan (1985)’, directed by Sheikh Niamat Ali. Later on, he appeared in the television series written by Bangladeshi author Humayun Ahmed, such as, ‘Bohubrihi’ (1988), ‘Ayomoy’ (1988), and ‘Kothao Keu Nei’ (1990). The character Baker Bhai in the TV series ‘Kothao Keu Nei’ became hot topic that time. In the early 1990s, he appeared in the television series ‘Priyo Podorekha’ (1992), ‘Aaj Amader Chhuti’ (1992), and ‘Himu’ (1994). He starred in the film ‘Shongkhonil Karagar (1992)’ and Bangladesh National Film Award winning film ‘Aguner Poroshmoni (1994)’. Later, he appeared in the films, ‘Chandrakatha (2003)’, ‘Noy Number Bipod Shanket (2007)’, and ‘Daruchini Dwip (2007)’ as supporting actor; and ‘Ghetu Putro Komola (2012)’ and ‘Sutopar Thikana (2015)’ as narrator.

Asaduzzaman Noor Early Life:

Asaduzzaman Noor was born on October 31, 1946, in a Muslim family in Nilphamari, Bangladesh to father Abu Nazem Mohammad Ali and mother Amena Begum. He studied at the University of Dhaka. Noor was so much passionate about the media arena from early life but started a career with a private job. He has been associated with different types of socio-cultural activities.

Asaduzzaman Noor Career:

Asaduzzaman Noor kicked off the journey in the showbiz arena with the theater. Noor also worked as a receptionist in the paper ‘Chitraly’. He made his debut in the television drama with ‘Ronger Fanush’ directed by Abdullah Al Mamun. In 1985, he acted in the drama ‘Ei Shob Din Ratri’ written by Humayun Ahmed. Then Noor appeared in the drama ‘Ayomoy’ also written by Humayun Ahmed.

In 1990, the actor starred in the historical drama ‘Kothao Keu Nei’ written by Humayun Ahmed. The drama dramatically changed his life for the character ‘Baker Bhai’, he got countrywide familiarity and positive acclamation from critics and the audience. ‘Baker Bhai’ is a legendary character in the history of the drama industry of Bangladesh; people have also remembered the character today yet.

In 1992, Noor appeared in the movie ‘Shonkhonil Karagar’ with Suborna Mustafa. He made a terrific acting performance in the movie ‘Aguner Poroshmoni’ with Bipasha Hayat in 1994 and got positive acclamation from critics and audiences as well as won the National Film Award for these movies.

Politics:

Asaduzzaman Noor joined the East Pakistan Students’ Union in 193. Noor was elected general secretary of Chhatra Sangsad of Nilphamari College in 1965.  He was an active participant in the Liberation War of Bangladesh. After the liberation war, he joined the communist party later he was away from active politics for some years.

In 1998, Asaduzzaman Noor comes back to politics joining Bangladesh Awami League and took part in the election in 2001, and won the election to become a parliament member from Nilphamari. He was elected parliament member from Nilphamari IN 2008 and 2013. Noor was attacked by activists of Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami in his election convoy and causing the death of five people.

Personal Life:

Asaduzzaman Noor tied the knot with Shaheen Akhter, a doctor at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University. The couple has a daughter Shuprova Tasneem and a son named Sudipto.

Awards:

National Film Award
Shahid Munier Chowdhury Award
Syed Badruddin Hossain Memorial Award
World Theatre Day Award