Shakil Khan

Bangladeshi actor and politician From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Shakil Ahasan (born 3 November 1968), better known as Shakil Khan, is a Bangladeshi film actor, politician, businessman, and social activist who dominantly works in Dhallywood cinema. He made his debut in the film Amar Ghor Amar Behesht (1997).[1]

Born
Shakil Ahasan

(1968-11-03) 3 November 1968 (age 57)
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Occupations
  • Actor
  • politician
  • businessman
  • social activist
Yearsactive1997-2025
NotableworkBiyer Phul, Meghla Akash, Abujh Bou, Baba Amar Baba
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Shakil Khan
শাকিল খান
Born
Shakil Ahasan

(1968-11-03) 3 November 1968 (age 57)
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Occupations
  • Actor
  • politician
  • businessman
  • social activist
Years active1997-2025
Notable workBiyer Phul, Meghla Akash, Abujh Bou, Baba Amar Baba
Spouses
Jona
(m. 2002; div. 2003)
Sharmin Hossain
(m. 2006)
Children2
Websiteshakilkhanofficial.com
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Career

Khan Started his film career with success of Amar Ghor Amar Behest, thereafter he continued to play the lead roles in genres like romance, social and action in movies such as Paharadar, Maa Jokhon Bicharok, Biyer Phul, Narir Mon, Jibon Chabi, Praner Priyotoma, Sontrashi Bandhu, Ei MonTomake Dilam, Milon Malar Prem, Dushtu Meye Misthi Chele, Jabi Koi, Manush Keno Omanush, Hridoyer Bashi, Sobar Ojante, Amar Antore Tumi, Giringibaj and Bolona Bhalobashi.[2]

Some of his notable performances as a supporting actor are Mayer Bodla, Bhul Sob E Bhul, Manush Manusher Jonno, Sokhi Tumi Kar, Mon, Baba Amar Baba, Koshto, Biyanshab and Tomakey Khujchi. Khan went on to perform in films Paharadar, Biyer Phul, Narir Mon, Koshto, and Abujh Bou, among others.

Khan continued to build his presence in cinema with notable performances in films such as Paharadar etc, his roles during this period showcased his versatility and helped solidify his reputation as a dependable and compelling actor in the industry.

Personal life

Shakil was born on 3 November 1968 in Dhaka.[3][4]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1997 Amar Ghor Amar BehestRaja Debut film; remake of Hindi film Dil[5]
1998 Ei Mon Tomake DilamNoyon Remake of Hindi film Dilwale[6]
Agnisakkhi Faisal [7]
Raja Rani Badsha Joy Indo-Bangladesh joint production; remake of 1991 Kannada film Bhairavi [8]
Maa Jokhon BicharokRaju Chowdhury [9]
Milon Malar Prem Milon [10]
Manush Keno Amanush Shahed Ahmed [11]
Amar Ontore Tumi Shamim [11]
1999 Paharadar [5]
Bilat Ferot Meye
Jibon Chabi
Biyer PhulAkash [5]
Praner Priyotoma
Moger Mulluk
Shotru Dhongsho
Manush Manusher Jonyo
Zor
2000 Narir MonJoy Chowdhury [5]
Dushtu Chele Misty Meye Noyon [12]
Amar Bou
Sobar Ojante
Tumi Je Amar
Jabi Koi?
Sontrashi Bondhu
KoshtoShakil [5]
2001 Mon
2002 Meghla AkashTingku [5]
Har Har Mahadev Jaideep Debut in Hindi film [8]
Hridoyer Bashi [13]
2005 Bolona BhalobasiSujon
2006 Mayer Bodla
2007 Brishty Bheja Akash [14]
Rokto Pipasa
2008 Baba Amar BabaShoufiq
Tomakey Khunjchhi [15]
2010 Abujh Bou [15]
2019 Prothom Dekha Prothom Prem Prothom / Uday Dual role; Released on YouTube [a]
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Award and nominations

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Year Award Category Works Result Ref.
1998 Meril-Prothom Alo Awards Best Film Actor Popularity Nominated [17]
2001 Sweet Media Light Award Best Film Actor Excellence in Acting and Exceptional Media Presence Won [18]
Bangladesh Cultural Movement Award Best Film Actor Cultural Contributions and Strengthening the Role of Cinema in National Identity Won [19]
2007 Human Rights Review Gold Award Best Film Actor Impactful Work in Socially Sonscious Films and Advocacy Through Art Won [19]
2012 A-ONE Telemedia Award Best Film Actor Outstanding Performance and Contribution to Bangladeshi Cinema Won [19]
2024 CJFB Jury Award Best Film Actor Best Achievements of His Acting Career Won [20]
2025 Bangladesh Cultural Reporters' Association "BCRA" Award Best Film Actor Won [21]
Tourism Fair Award Best Film Actor Outstanding Performance and Contribution to Bangladeshi Cinema Won [22]
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See also

Notes

  1. official YouTube link:[16]

References

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