Montazur Rahman Akbar

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Montazur Rahman Akbar is a Bangladeshi film director, screenwriter, producer, social activist and entrepreneur.

He is known for his film work in Dhallywood, the Bengali-language film industry centered in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

He was a freedom fighter in the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971.

After directing multiple plays, he worked as an assistant director working on films such as Chhutir Ghonta and Janata Express under directors such as Matin Rahman and Azizur Rahman from 1979 to 1990.Akbar debuted as a director in 1991, frequently collaborated with action actor Manna in 22 films, writer Abdullah Zahir Babu in 46 films, actor Dipjol in 18 films and editor Amzad Hossain in 22 films.

Akbar writes screenplays for most of his films.

He was founded production company Nayan-Apon Production and Star Plus and co-founder of Panorama Movies.

His films introduced Dipjol, Popy, Keya, Riya Sen, Shakiba, Songita, Antara Biswas and Puspi to Dhallywood.Akbar served as board executive member of Bangladesh Film Producers Distributors Association and Bangladesh Film Directors Association.

He founded a development NGO, Prochesta and founder of theater organization Drama Circle.

He directed television commercials and drama serials.

He appeared as guest judge for television programs such as Mirakkel Akkel Challenger.

He runs several business enterprises.

Personal life

Akbar's parents were Kabir Uddin Mondol and Rupjan Bibi. His father was a businessman and two-time elected union council member for the Awami League division in Joypurhat District. His mother was a housewife. Akbar has three sisters and three brothers. One of his brothers, Istofa Rahman, was a cinematographer.

Akbar married Mariam Rahman on 13 March 1978, and they have three sons. Akbar's oldest son, Apu Monwar, is a news editor for Ekattor Television.

Akbar fought in the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971. He served Sector 7 under Sector Commander Quazi Nuruzzaman and Group Commander Saidur Rahman. Akbar trained at Panikhoni in Siliguri, India.

Akbar attended Akkelpur FU Pilot High School in 1973 and Akkelpur MR Degree College in 1975. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Joypurhat Government College in 1977. While in college, he worked in his father's fish business and distributed fish across northern Bangladesh. He was also an active member of Bangladesh Chatro Union at that time.

Akbar is the executive director of a non-governmental organization (NGO), Prochesta. He founded Prochesta in 2000 in his hometown, Joypurhat. Prochesta works with various partner organizations to improve sanitation, drinking water supply, and infrastructure in Joypurhat and nearby districts. Prochesta also spreads information about basic hygiene practices such as hand washing.

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Career

Akbar began working with Chantara Club and his college theater company, Akkelpur MR College Club, during the 1970s. He produced several stage dramas from 1973 to 1978, including Pagla Garod, Sidur Niyona Muche, Ek Mutho Vat, Dayie Ke, Malar Prem, and Nowab Siraj Ud Dowla. In the 1970s, Akbar became a key member of the Bangladesh Chatro Union. At that time, he was also employed by his father's fish wholesale company. Akbar appeared as assistant director under Azizur Rahman on several films, including Chhutir Ghonta, Janata, Express, Mayer Achol, Mehman, Mohanogor, Jontor Montor, and Sonar Tori. He has also appeared on films including Lal Kajol, Jibon Dhara, Radha Kishna, and Birangona Sokhina. On Tokdirer Khela, Miss Lolita, Achol Bondi, and Sukh Tara, he collaborated with Zillur Rahman. Akbar was a special correspondent for Weekly Nipoon, a weekly entertainment magazine published in Dhaka, in 1989.

In 1991, Akbar appeared as a producer on the film Nyay Juddho. Ilias Kanchon and Diti appeared in Akbar's film Chakor in 1992. Akbar's first film role as a producer was for the film Takar Pahar, which had a postponed debut in 1993. Anwar Hossain Afjal, the older brother of Dipjol, produced Takar Pahar. He directed Prem Dewana, produced by A. K. M. Jahangir Khan under his banner Alamgir Pictures in 1993. He also directed Disco Dancer and Babar Adesh for Alamgir Pictures. Akbar produced Baghini Konna, Khalnayok, Bashira, and Shoitan Manush in 1996. Coolie was he in 1997. The film earned 70 million with a budget of 12 million, making it the highest-grossing Bangladeshi film of 1997. Sadika Parvin Popy made her debut in Coolie. Akbar actor Mousumi appeared in the romantic film Andha Bhalobasha and the Alamgir Pictures film Amar Maa in 1996. Shanto Keno Mastan, starring Manna, was directed by Akbar in 1998. The film earned 50 million against a 9 million budget. Arman Production's Akbar has also produced 5 films. Moner Moto Moner, Akbar's joint venture film made in Indo-Bangla, but it didn't do well commercially. After his earlier work as an assistant director on the Bony Picture films Miss Lolita and Radha Kishno, Moner Moto Mon was Akbar's third collaboration with Bony Pictures. Helal Khan's film Asha Amar Asha in 1999 was his advisor director. Akbar produced Ke Amar Baba, Bhoyongkor Bishu, Moger Mulluk, and Lathi in the same year.

Akbar and Monjurul Hassan co-founded Panorama Movies in 2000. Kukkhato Khuni was produced and directed by Akbar for Panorama Movies. The film made it the highest-grossing Bangladeshi film at the time, earning it the highest-grossing Bangladeshi film at 9 million dollars. Kukkhato Khuni premiered on 89 screens and was announced as a 35 mm (1.4 in) negative format film. In Gabtoli, a printing was hijacked; it was then reprinted and delivered to a rebooked hall. Gunda Number One was Arman Production's second film. Mone Pore Tomake, his next film, was the introduction of Riya Sen to mainstream cinema. Akbar established a Walton distributorship in Joypurhat under Apu Electronics Bazar's 2001-2014 mission. In Chairman, Rituparna Sen Gupta and Ilias Kanchon were starring, another film directed by Akbar. Akbar produced Kothing Bastob, Arman Production's third film, which premiered Keya. Rongbaz Badsha and Bhoungkor Sonstrasi were also directed by the censors, the latter of which was banned by censors. Bhayanok Songghorso and an Arman Production film Major Saheb were both produced and directed by him in 2002. In addition, he directed Dhakaiya Mastan, a Dipjol film. That year, Akbar produced three more films: Arman, Mastaner Upor Mastan, and Aghat Palta Aghat. He produced and directed Bachao, Top Somrat, and the Dipjol film Kothin Shimar in 2003. Bouer Somman, a Mousumi product, was directed by him. Akbar has also written songs for the film Big Boss. Bostir Rani Suriya was directed by Akbar in 2004, with lead actors Sadika Parveen Popy, Shakib Khan, and Dipjol. He directed Bhoyonkor Raja and Action Lady in 2005. Akbar founded Nayan-Apon Production in 2006. He made the films Systems, which came out in 2006, and Nishidhdho Prem, which was released in 2007 and directed by his wife Mariam Rahman. Dushman Khotom in 2006 and Kukkhathato Nuru in 2007. Akbar founded StarPlus in 2008, where he produced and directed Babar Jonno Joddho. He directed Kajer Manush, a film directed by Dipjol in 2009. Kajer Manush was a hit at the box office, and the Janatar Niswas Personality Award was given to it. In 2009, Akbar directed Tumi Amar Swami. He has also served as a guest judge on television reality shows Super Hero Super Heroin (NTV).

Shakib Khan, director and producer of Top Hero, was released in 2010. Evabey Bhalobasha Hoy, a film starring Mayer Chokh and Rikshawalar Chele, was produced by him and Dipjol. The film used songs by singer S.D. Rubel is a republic in the United States. At the box office, the film was a hit. Akbar produced the Dipjol films Chotto Songsar and Bajarer Coolie in 2011. He appeared on Mirakkel Akkel Challenger (2011) on the channel Zee Bangla during the same year. Akbar produced Tobuo Bhalobashi, a 2013 Jaaz Multimedia film. Akbar converted to television and produced Pakhal, his first TV drama that aired in 2013. He produced the Golden Swarna, Bracelate, Kuasha dramas. He has also produced the drama seriess Kaji Saheber Tin Putro and Pakhi Ebong Mnushera. Agency Greenland Training Center, Decent Holding, and Hiton TV all produced television commercials and documentaries. In 2013, he appeared on Voice of the Country, which premiered on Ekushey Television. Age Jodi Jantam Tui Hobi Por and My Name Is Simi were two low-budget films produced and directed by Akbar in 2014. He began selling Pran under the trading firm Mariam Traders later that year after the success of the Walton showroom. Bojhena Se Bojhena was neither very profitable nor very profitable at the box office in 2015. Furniture Village was also founded by the furniture manufacturer. Akbar returned to mainstream media in 2016 with the film Nawab Siraj-Ud-Dowla, directed by United Club in Jamalgonj, Joypurhat. He directed Dulavai Zindabad, which produced average box office returns in 2017. Cholte Cholte was also founded a fashion store, which operated from 2016 to 2017. In 2018, Akbar founded the drama company Drama Circle in Joypurhat, Bangladesh. Swadhinota Amar Maa was his first film under the company. Obohela, Riksawalar Shopno, Mobile Recharge, Ekti Premer Mrittu, Ekjon Medhabi Chatrir Mrittu, and Dance Instructor John McCarthy produced several short films, including Obohela, Riksawalar Shopno, Riksawalar Shopno, Ekti Premer Mrittu. He also supervised 53 episodes of the soap opera Ekdin Protidin.

My Darling, Ayna, Kajer Chele, Manush Keno Omanush, Banglar Hercules, Jemon Jamay Temon Bow, Ghor Vanga Songsar, 2021. Tin Putro, the Iranian Shaheb, premiered on YouTube.

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