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Ahmed Sharif (12 August 1943) is a Bangladeshi actor. He was born in the village of Bania Para in Kushtia district. He has acted in more than eight hundred Bengali films. Although he made his name as a villain, he has also played many different kinds of roles in numerous films. His notable films include Arunodoyer Agnishakshi, Denmohor (1996), Tin Kanya (1985), Bonduk and others.
Ahmed Sharif is an unrivalled name in Bangladeshi cinema. The name of his first film was 'Arunodoyer Agnishakshi'. In this film, directed by Subhash Dutta, Ahmed Sharif played the hero. It was as a villain, however, that he first appeared in the 1976 film 'Bonduk', directed by Delwar Jahan Jhantu; the film was a super-duper hit. Alongside acting in films, Ahmed Sharif has also produced some dramas and telefilms for television. In 2001 he produced his first telefilm, 'Khonik Bosonto'; in 2003 he produced the drama 'Phul Fute Phul Jhore' for Bangladesh Television. Then, after a long gap of eight years, came this comedy-drama, produced and written by Nader Khan and based on a humorous story, titled 'Mairer Opor Oshudh Nai'. In his family life he has one daughter. Ahmed Sharif currently lives in Sector 4 of Uttara.
In his political life Ahmed Sharif was associated with the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP). With the aim of contesting the tenth parliamentary election from the BNP, he began work in his home area of Kushtia. He had been involved with the BNP from the very beginning of the political career of the party's founder, the martyred president Ziaur Rahman, and he also served as president of JISAS.
On behalf of KushtiaShohor.com, we wish him well — may he be able to keep working for society even in the last stage of his life.
