Urmila Srabonti Kar

Bangladeshi television actress (born 1990) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Urmila Srabonti Kar is a Bangladeshi television actress. She has appeared more than a dozen TV dramas.

Born (1990-07-18) 18 July 1990 (age 35)
CitizenshipBangladeshi
OccupationsActress, Model
Yearsactive2009-present
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Urmila Srabonti Kar
ঊর্মিলা শ্রাবন্তী কর
Born (1990-07-18) 18 July 1990 (age 35)
CitizenshipBangladeshi
OccupationsActress, Model
Years active2009-present
Known forLux Channel I Superstar(5th Runner-up, 2009)
Spouse
Jaydeb Sinha Roy
(m. 2015)
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Early life

Urmila was born on 18 July 1990, to Ananta Kar, a military officer, and Tripty Kar.

Career

In 2009, Urmila participated in Lux Channel I Superstar[1] where she was placed 5th runner-up. This fame brought her chance to several TV dramas. She modeled for many TV commercials.[2]

Her first TV drama was Jatil Prem in 2010.[3] Among the other TV dramas in which she has appeared are Moneybag, Chirkut, Bou Kidnap, Election Caricature, Bhalobashar Etibritto, and Tumi More Bhuliaso.[2]

She played the role of Jui in the 52-episode TV serial Shonar Shekol opposite actor Ziaul Faruq Apurba.[4] They have also acted together in another TV serial called Sunflower, with veteran actress Tarin Jahan.[5] From 2017, she is portraying a role in Bangla TV show Bou-Bibi-Begum.[citation needed]

Personal life

Urmila married a bank officer named Jaydeb Sinha Roy.[6] Their engagement took place on October 17, 2014, and later, they got married in April 2015.[7] She lost her father in October 2015.[8]

Drama

One-Act dramas

  • Jotil Prem (2010)
  • Mehman & Redwan Roni[9]
  • Cholo Sobai Diet Kori
  • Sonar Shikol
  • Manibag
  • Chirkut
  • Bou Kidnap
  • Bhalobashar Itibritto
  • Makorshar Jal
  • Tumi More Bhulaiso
  • Circle
  • Ekti Mimir Golpo
  • Jogfol Ekei
  • Somporker Nobayon
  • Somporker Golpo
  • Taile Sei Kothai Roilo
  • Tobe Tai Hok[10] (2017)

Serial dramas

  • Momtaz Mahal
  • Noorjahan
  • Boeing 757
  • Nagorik
  • Idiots
  • Shunno Somikoron
  • Ochena Protibimbo
  • Aghoton-Ghoton-Potiiyasi
  • Behind the Trap (2014)
  • Sunflower (2016)
  • Aynabaji (2017)
  • Vagabond
  • Aastha
  • Better Half
  • Corporate
  • Time
  • Meghe Dhaka Shohor
  • Ek Jhaak Mrito Jonaki
  • Three Sisters
  • Bou-Bibi-Begum[11] (2017)

Film

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