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Born: September 10, 1941 Died: February 20, 2021
He is not a hero, never a villain, never a comedian; But he was an unavoidable character in almost every movie of his time. Actor ATM Shamsuzzaman (60), who won the hearts of Bengali film audiences with his great performance, left empty-handed. He has immortalized many characters in more than four hundred films since the 1960s. Besides being an actor, he has also earned a reputation as a director, screenwriter, dialogue and storyteller. All in all, it has made its name into an organization in its six-decade career.
His younger brother, Saleh Zaman, said he took his last breath at his home in Sutrapur, the capital, on Saturday morning. In the morning, when relatives call for breakfast, they realize that he will never wake up. He had been suffering from various complications of old age for a long time.
The first janaza was held at the Pir Saheb Bari Jame mosque in Narinda, Old Dhaka after Johar yesterday and the second janaza was held at the Sutrapur mosque after Asr. Then, at 5:40 p.m., the actor was buried next to the grave of his eldest son in the Jurain cemetery in the capital.
The president mourned the death of ATM Shamsuzzaman. Abdul Hamid, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, Minister of Information. Prominent people, including Hasan Mahmud, Minister of State for Culture KM Khalid.
In a message of condolence, the president said. Abdul Hamid said: ‘The death of ATM Shamsuzzaman is an irreparable loss for the cultural arena of the country. People will respectfully remember his contribution to the development of non-community consciousness in Bangladesh.
In her message of condolence, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said: “This popular artist will live in the hearts of the people through his extraordinary performances.”
ATM Shamsuzzaman was born on September 10, 1941 in Daulatpur, Noakhali, Nanabari. He grew up on Debendranath Das Lane in old Dhaka. When he was a child, he would go down the hall with his mother and fall in love with the world while watching movies. At first he was the promoter of the work. He received 20 rupees. Dad kicked her out of the house after she started acting. In 1971, Shamsuzzaman had the opportunity to work as an assistant director on Udayan Chowdhury’s film Bisakanya. Later, Narayan Ghosh wrote the script for the film about Mita’s water. The hero Farooq made his debut in that movie. ATM Shamsuzzaman made his acting debut on screen in 1985. At first, he was seen primarily as a comedian. In 1986, he caught the attention of scholars by playing the role of Khal in Amjad Hossain’s Nayanmani. So I didn’t have to look back.
ATM Shamsuzzaman gained proverbial popularity for his varied acting skills. Lathiyal, uneducated, Rosa is now on the train; Padma Meghna Jamuna, the protagonist of dreams is framed in the movie Shamsuzzaman as Khal; Similarly, the audience of the Dhakai film also remembers Ram’s Sumati, Madam Fully, Jadur Bamshi, her comedy character in Churiwala. ATM Shamsuzzaman has also been seen in various roles in films such as They Are 11, Slogan, Sangram, Surya Dighal Bari, Holiday Hour, Rajlaxmi Srikanth, Padma Meghna Jamuna, and Guerrilla.
He has been seen in many television dramas before and after turning to film. Among them are Bhaber Hat, people of color, house kutum, wife robbery and centennial grandfather.
ATM Shamsuzzaman has won the National Film Award five times, in addition to the Lifetime Achievement Award for his performance. In 1978, Shamsuzzaman won the National Film Award for Best Actor for Kazi Hayat’s ‘Daayi Ke’. He then won the National Film Award in the Best Comedian category for his performances in 1999’s Madame Fully, 2001’s Churiwala, and 2009’s Mindless. He received the National Award for Best Supporting Actor for the 2012 film Chorabali, and in 2016, received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 42nd National Film Awards. His first award for acting was the Bacchus Award. In 2015, he received the Ekushey Padak.
ATM Shamsuzzaman was the first to object to receiving the Ekushey award. There was pain behind it, there was anger. He believed that he had never been properly evaluated in the field of cinema. The answer to the question why he acted in more than four films was’ I acted to eat rice; Just to survive. ‘
Following news of ATM Shamsuzzaman’s death, co-artists and supporters flocked to his home in Sutrapur on Saturday morning. At the time, actor Anwara said: ‘Since he was playing the role of Khal, a lot of people considered him a bad person. ATM Shamsuzzaman was much better as a man. And he was great as an actor. ‘
Actor Mir Sabbir said: “I had the opportunity to act with him. We have worked on the play ‘Noashal’ for eight long years. I don’t deserve to talk about him. “
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