Entertainment Report
Sometimes it is happened when director and actors jointly prepare story of a play. Nirobota is like that play which story was made by director Imraul Rafat and two actors of the play – Mehazabien Chowdhury and Afran Nisho.
Due to her birthday Mehazabien took break from shooting for few days. During that break she acted in Imraul Rafat’s play Nirobota. This pair’s last popular play was Mizanur Rahman Aryan’s Ghurey Daranor Golpo.
While making this play this time director Rafat believes viewers will also enjoy Mehazabien and Nisho’s performances.
While talking about acting in this play Afran Nisho told this correspondent, “Due to necessity of the story I and Mehazabien work together. We always get positive response from the viewers. Basically viewers want to watch our performance as a pair on the screen we work together. There was Rafat’s interest so we acted in this play. Mehazabien acted outstandingly well in ‘Nirobota.’ She tried her level best in this play to love acting. She always remains serious about her role, make up, with continuity in acting and overall delivering language during acting. When she makes these properly she can become a successful actress. So, any of her co-actor when finds her they agree to work with her. I am also show my keen interest when find her as my co-actor in the play.”
Mehazabien shared her feelings by this way, “It is no doubt that Nisho Bhaiya is a good actor. From the beginning he has been co-operating me in acting. As a part of its continuation, he has co-operated me a lot in this play. We have tried our level best efforts to make the play Nirobota successful. I hope viewers will enjoy this play.”
Director Imraul Rafat informed that the play Nirobota will be aired on Banglavision in Eid-ul-Fitr.
As a pair, Mehazabien and Nisho acted in many popular plays like Ashfaq Nipun’s Tumi Na Thakle and O Radha O Krishna, Sajan Ahmed’s Jannat, Ovi’s Red Rose, Jakaria Showkhin’s Nil Roudren Ghran, Habib Shakil’s Science er Meye Arts er Chhele, Shikhor Shahniat’s Opekkhar Photography and Sakhawat Manik’s Shudhu Tor Jonnyo, etc.
