Suchanda Akhter

Kohinoor Akhter, well known by her stage name Shuchanda, is a director and actress from Bangladesh. On September 19, 1947, in Satkhira District, East Bengal, Dominion of Pakistan, Shuchanda was born. She began acting in movies in the middle of the 1960s and appeared in roughly 100. Hajar Bachhor Dhore (2005) earned the Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Director and the Lifetime Achievement (2019). Subhash Dutta's 1966 film Kagojer Nouka served as Shuchanda's acting debut. In movies like "Behula" (1966), "Shuorani Durrani" (1968), and "Jibon Theke Neya" (1970), which were directed by her future husband Zahir Raihan Zahir Raihan is a Novelist from Bangladesh. He is >> Read More... , she played the lead role. Shuchanda received a Nigar Award in 1987 from Pakistan for her performance in the movie Hum Ek Hain.

Shuchanda made her filmmaking debut in 1985 with the production of Teen Kanya, Taka Ana Pai, and Protishodh through her company, Suchanda Cholochitra. Shuchanda made his directorial debut with the movie Bidesh Jatra in 1998. Hajar Bachhar Shorey (2005), Tin Konya (1985), and Pyasa are among Suchanda's best-known works (1969). Zahir Raihan was her former husband. Suchanda experienced a sense of deja vu at the reunion in Bagerhat. A childhood filled with the love of her parents and teachers, beginning in the sacred territory of Khan Jahan Ali.

She participated in the event's tree-planting ceremony among other renowned visitors on the school's grounds. "The priceless lessons her parents and instructors taught her have helped She become whatever she is now. Her trip down memory lane was filled with love and happiness as she reflected on Bagerhat. These recollections belong to a different day, a different era, and a different planet. Suchanda remarked, "Those were the finest days of existence. After more than 40 years in the film industry, Suchanda became a movie director and director of one of the most well-known Bengali films ever made.