Bidya Sinha Saha Mim

Bidya Sinha Saha Mim
Bidya Sinha Saha Mim
Born	10 November 1992 (age 31); Rajshahi, Bangladesh
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Occupation(s)	Film actress, Model, Television host
Years active	2007–present

Bidya Sinha Saha Mim (born November 10, 1992) is a Bangladeshi actress. Having established a career in the Bangladesh film industry, Dhallywood, Mim is one of the highest-paid actresses in the industry and is one of the most established fashion models in Asia.^[2]

Mim began her career in television, after having won the Lux Channel I Superstar in 2007. She played her first major role as a lead cast member on Humayun Ahmed television drama Jol Torongo (2007). After transitioning into film, she had her breakthrough role in Humayun Ahmed drama-film Amar Ache Jol (2008), which was a huge success among critics. Her next film Amar Praner Priya was a huge commercial success, for which she earned a best actress nomination at Meril Prothom Alo Awards. In 2014, She starred in Glow of the Firefly. The film won numerous International awards including Best Film at 12th Asian Film Awards, and was Bangladeshi entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards.

Mim has been associated with various Bangladeshi and multinational brands. She has been the brands ambassador of numerous brands including Lux, Grameenphone, Walton. In 2015, Mim was introduced as the face of TRESemmé products in South Asia.

Early life and background

Mim was born in Bagha, Rajshahi, to Professor Birendra Nath Saha, and Chobi Saha. Mim attended Nawab Faizunnesa Government Girls' High School in Comilla. She later attended the Comilla Victoria College, and completed her secondary education. She has attended in Bengali Department of Southeast University, where she earned Bachelor of Arts in Bengali literature.

Career

Mim participated in 'Lux Channel I' Superstar in 2007. She was the winner of the contest.^[3] During the competition, it was announced that the winner of the contest would be cast in novelist and filmmaker Humayun Ahmed's Dhallywood film Amar Ache Jol under Impress Telefilm Limited. The film was not targeted for wide range of audience and only released in selected film theaters. The film helped Mim to start her acting career.

Her debut TV drama was actor turned director Mahfuz Ahmed's Shesher Kobitar Porer Kobita. Some of her TV dramas (Bengali Natok) are Royal Rahman's Jodha Akbar, Sheikh Selim's A B C, Sheikh Selim and Alam Ashraf's Tini Bujhtey Parlen Je Eta Prem Noy, Mohan Khan's Nil Josnai Kalo Shap, and Mizanur Rahman's Shopnogulo Tai Opurno. In 2009, after two years she came back to Dhallywood film screen with the film Amar Praner Priya, acting with Shakib Khan

In 2012, Mim returned to the silver screen with the film Jonakir Alo, directed by Khalid Mahmud Mithu. The film also stars Emon and Kalyan. Her forthcoming film Kanamachi. It was directed by Mohammed Mostafa Kamal Raj. Her co-stars in this film are Shakib Khan and Chanchal Chowdhury.^[4] She has worked in Tollywood with director Raja Chanda.^[5]

Film

Key
†	Denotes films that have not yet been released

Year	Film	Role	Co-Artist	Director	Language
2008	Amar Ache Jol		Ferdous Ahmed, Zahid Hasan	Humayun Ahmed	Bengali
2009	Amar Praner Priya	Priyanka	Shakib Khan	Jakir Hossain Raju	Bengali
2014	Jonakir Alo		Mamnun Hasan	Khalid Mahmud Mithu	Bengali
2014	Tarkaata		Arifin Shuvoo	Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Raz	Bengali
2015	Podmo Patar Jol	Rupak	Mamnun Hasan Emon	Tonmoy Tansen	Bengali
2015	Black	Tina	Soham Chakraborty	Raja Chanda	Bengali
2016	Sweetheart	Bilina Rosario	Riaz, Bappy Chowdhury	Wajed Ali Sumon	Bengali
2016	Ami Tomar Hote Chai		Bappy Chowdhury	Anonno Mamun	Bengali
2017	Pashan		Om	Soikat Nasir	Bengali
2017	Good Morning London		Mir Sabbir, Sajjad	Tania Ahmed	Bengali

TV series and TV films

Year	Title	Co-stars	Director	Notes
2007-2010	Jol Torongo	Saleh Sohel, Challenger, Joyonto Chattpddy	Humayun Ahmed
	Achor	Niloy
	Bou Shashuri Not Out	Shajal, Diti
	Cholona Brishtite Viji	Shajal, Humayun Faridi, Tarana Halim, Hillol	Saiful Islam
	Chondona	Shoaib		Rajib Rosul
	Jodha Akbar	Apurba, Mostofa	Dayel Rahman
	Jhorer Raat Fuler Din
	Jadur Katthi
	Love Consultant	Hasan Masud
	Poush Faguner Pala
	Patro Chai Na	Shajal, Bindu, Nadia, Sarika, Nowshin
	A B C		Sheikh Salem
	Seat Khali Nai	Mahfuz Ahmed, Mir Sabbir, Litu Anam	Ferdous Hasan
	Vabona Gulo Onno Rokhom
	Valo Thajar Sohoj Upay	Naeem
	Bicycle
	Drishsho Odrishshor Sporsho	Chanchal Chowdhury
	Man Power			TV Serial
	Moner Aka Chchobi	Shajal, Abdul Kader
	Meghe Meghe	Shajal
	Shoyleer Biye	Shamol
	Shesher Golpo	Shajal
	Soikote Manoshi	Shahed, Shahid Alamgir, Nupur A, Nupur I	Nazrul Quraishi
	Anmone Ogochore	Shahed, Shahid Alamgir, Sormili Ahmed	Nazrul Quraishi
	Ferrari Ekdin	Shajal
	Emni B S	Abul Kalam
	Ekti Chithi	Shajal
	Ekjon Rikshawala	Mosharraf Karim
	Nil Jochonay Kalo Shap		Mohon Khan
	Putul Putul Khela	Naeem
	Prem Bikriya	Shajal
	Roddurer Aakhankai
	Tini Bujhte Parlen Je Eta Prem Noy		Alom Asraf
	Rohoshyo	Riaz	Humayun Ahmed
	Shesher Kobitar Porer Kobita	Nobel, Arifin Shuvoo	Mahfuz Ahmed
	Bhalobashi Tai	Shajal, Hillol; Arifin, Bindhu; Tisha	Shihab Shaheen
	Pori Kimba Babar Golpo	Shajal	Noresh Bhuiya
2011	Will You Marry Me	Arifin Shuvoo	Pantho Sharkar
	Over Confidence	Arifin Shuvoo	F.Q.Petar
	Bhalobasar Ghran	Shajal, Joli	Himel Ashraf
	Ei Chele	Shajal, Neerob	Mizanur Rahman
	Love Bank	Mosharraf Karim	Mashiur Rahman
	Nil Chhoya	Shahriar Joy	Falguni Ahmed
	Feltu Chairman	Mir Sabbir	Uttom Guho
2012	Antrik Valobasha	Arifin Shuvoo	Pallab Bishash
	Mon Nondini	Shajal
	Valobashar Kodom Phul	Shajal
	Biborno Valobasha	Intekhab Dinar, Arifin Shuvoo	S.M Saheen
	Shopnogulo Tai Oshomapurno	Shajal	Mizanur Rahman
	Dorpohoron	Niloy		Based on Rabindranath Tagore short story
	Kick off	Partha Barua, Afnan
	Ek Hazar Taka	Arfan Nisho	Juboraz Khan
	Muloto Natoker Shuru Ekhan Theke	Anisur Rahman Milon
2013	Trump Card	Arfan Nisho, Satabdi	Mizanur Rahman
	Trump Card-II	Tuhin, Robi	Mizanur Rahman
	Megh Bristi Otohpor	Nayeem	Mizanur Rahman
	Oporichita	Sabbir
	Sob badha Periye	Shahed	Rashed Raha
	Odvut Ek Purnima Rater Golpo	Anisur Rahman Milon
	Sombodhon Tin Prokar	Arfan Nisho, FS Nayeem	Mizanur Rahman
	Kobir Jonno Patri Khoja Hocche	Eresh Zaker
	Bola Na Bolar Golpo	Arfan Nisho	Selim Reza
	Bou Chor	Mosharraf Karim	Shabab Zaman
	Devdas Hote Chai	Arfan Nisho
	Antivirus	Tahmid
	Spook	Anisur Rahman Milon	Tanim Rahman
2014-2015	Anamika	Shoaib
	Harano Sur	Mosharraf Karim
	The Vaccine	Shajal
	Jhapsha Manush	Shajal
	Binodini Kinba Kobi	Anisur Rahman Milon
	Kobita Na Bhalobasha	Chanchal Chowdhury
	November Rain	Shajal
	Uddessho	Tahsan	Mabrur Rashid	TV Serial
	Old is Gold	Tahsan	Imraul Rafat
	Prem Pagol	Mosharraf Karim
	Ami Citrangoda	Shajal
	Shoirachar	Arfan Nisho
	Golpoti Tomar Amar	Shojol	Mizanur Rahman
	Nari Sundori	Rownak Hasan	Mahmud Didar
	Bhalobashar Bhubone	Shahed
	Chilli Chocolate	Iresh Zaker
	Khyati (Khati)	Anisur Rahman Milon
	Raza Badshar Karbar			Special Appearance
	Kobi Ebong Corporate Valobasha	Anisur Rahman Milon

TV commercials

TVC	Brand	Year
Grameen Phone	Grameen Phone	2013
Apan Diamond Jewelers	Apan Jewelers	2013

Awards and nominations

Lux Channel I Superstar 2007 winner^[6]

Year	Award	Category	Film	Result
2011	Meril Prothom Alo Awards (popular)	Best TV Actress	Olospur	Nominated
2012	Meril Prothom Alo Awards (popular)	Best TV Actress	Kick Off	Nominated

Bibliography

Shraboner Brishti Te Bheja (2012)
Purnota (2013)

References

^ "A Grounded Actress". Dhaka Mirror. 5 March 2011. Retrieved 27 March 2013.
^ "A Grounded Actress". Dhaka Mirror. 5 March 2011. Retrieved 27 March 2013.
^ Hassan, Mainul (8 September 2007). "Bidya Sinha Saha crowned Lux Channel-i Superstar '07". The Daily Star. Retrieved 7 July 2015.
^ "Impress Tele Film Limited". Impress Telefilm Ltd. Archived from the original on 2 June 2013. Retrieved 13 May 2013. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (|url-status= suggested) (help)
^ Ganguly, Ruman (7 July 2015). "Bangladeshi actress Mim is 'too gorgeous', complains director!". Times of India. Retrieved 7 July 2015.
^ "Lux Channel i Superstar in Bangladesh". mediabangladesh.net.

External links

Bidya Sinha Saha Mim at IMDb

[1] "A Grounded Actress". Dhaka Mirror. 5 March 2011. Retrieved 27 March 2013.

[2] "A Grounded Actress". Dhaka Mirror. 5 March 2011. Retrieved 27 March 2013.

[3] Hassan, Mainul (8 September 2007). "Bidya Sinha Saha crowned Lux Channel-i Superstar '07". The Daily Star. Retrieved 7 July 2015.

[4] "Impress Tele Film Limited". Impress Telefilm Ltd. Archived from the original on 2 June 2013. Retrieved 13 May 2013. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |deadurl= ignored (|url-status= suggested) (help)

[5] Ganguly, Ruman (7 July 2015). "Bangladeshi actress Mim is 'too gorgeous', complains director!". Times of India. Retrieved 7 July 2015.

[6] "Lux Channel i Superstar in Bangladesh". mediabangladesh.net.

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