Chashi Nazrul Islam: Bangladeshi Filmmaker Biography & Photos

Chashi Nazrul Islam was one of the best Bangladeshi Bangla Filmmakers. He was an acclaimed chief and maker. He was conceived on October 23, 1941 in the town Shamashpur, under the police headquarters Sri Nagar, Bikrampur, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He passed on eleventh January, 2015 in Lab Aid Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Chashi's dad, Mosleh Uddin Khan was an architect, who worked for Tata Iron & Steal Company at Jamshedpur, Bihar, India. His mom, Shayesta Khanom was a housewife. Among the 4 siblings and 3 sisters, Nazrul was the eldest. From his adolescence, Chashi constantly needed to be a saint like Dilip Kumar. He was an incredible enthusiast of this extraordinary performing artist. Thus, he needed to watch all the films of Dilip Kumar. Some of the time, he sold his own books and even his companions books in the wake of taking, to get cash and watch the movies.

At 16 years old, Chashi's dad passed away. At that point he landed a position at his uncle's office. Anyway, he was spasmodic in the workplace, doing social projects all the day. Before long, he was sacked from the employment.

 He was a part of the Krishti Sangha, a theater association. In the wake of disposing of the occupation, he began to work in radio dramatizations like Ramer Sumoti [1965], Socrates [1966], Sokhina Birangona [1974] and so forth. He likewise began filling in as an aide chief of the film named Dui Digonto, coordinated by Obaidur Rahman in 1964. After that, he likewise assited in Fateh







Amid the Liberation War in 1971, he took part in the war effectively. In the wake of coming back from the war, he made the renowned first film on Liberation War "Ora Egaro Jon" in 1972. Later he coordinated and delivered a great deal of films like Sangram [1974], Bhalo Manus [1975], Bajimat [1978], Devdas [1982], Chandrakotha [1985], Shuva [1986], Lady Smuggler [1986], Mia Bhai [1987], Behula Lakhindar [1987], Biraha Betha [1988], Mahajuddha [1988], Basona [1989], Danga Fasad [1990], Padma Meghna Jamuna [1991], Ajker Protibad [1995], Shilpi [1995], Hangor Nodi Grenade [1995], Hasan Raja [2001], Kamalpurer Juddha [2002], Megher Pore Megh [2004], Shasti [2005], Shuva [2005], Dhrubatara [2006], Devdas [2013].





He got numerous grants for his works. Some of them are:

Bangladesh Cine Journalist Association Award [songram, 1974, Best Director]

Cine Directorial Associates [1985]

National Film Award [shuvoda, 1986, Best Director]

Sher-e-Bangla Memorial Award [1988]

Bangladesh National Youth Organization Federation Award [1989]

Cine Directorial Social Welfare Award [1989]

Bangladesh Film Critics Award [biraha Byatha, 1989, Best Director]

Jagadish Chandra Basu Gold Medal [1995]

Zahir Raihan Gold Medal [1995]

Bangladesh Social Welfare Award [1995]

Tarokalok Award [1997]

National Film Award [hangor Nodi Grened, 1997, Best Director]

CJFB Award [2003]

Genesis Nazrul Honorary Award [2003]

Trab Award [2003]

Binodon Bichitra Award [2003]

Ekushey Padak [2004]

BCRA Award [2005]

Worldwide Kalakar Award [2005]

                                        HOW HE DIED

On seventh December, 2014, he felt torment in his belly. Before long, he was conceded in the Lab Aid Hospital, Dhanmondi, Dhaka, Bangladesh. After a few examinations, specialists observed that he has been experiencing Liver Cancer. Amid the treatment of Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy, this famous individual kicked the bucket, leaving all his fans and Bangla film sweethearts in profound distress, at 6:00 a.m [bst] on eleventh January, 2015. Might his spirit rest in peace.