Immaculate mother Dilara Zaman in dramas & movies

Sheikh Arif Bulbon :
Dilara Zaman, an Ekushey Padak winner veteran actress, is still acting regularly
at the age of 81. A few days ago, a movie starring her was also released. Her
performance in the movie has been well received by the audience. Dilara Zaman is such a great actress, especially in
dramas and movies; she is still an
outstanding actress. Because of that, if the directors still suit Dilara Zaman as a mother, then they try to work with her.
Dilara Zaman’s last released movie was the short film ‘Omar Faruker Maa’ directed by M M Rahim. She played
the central role of the story.
Dilara Zaman first acted in the drama in 1957 when she was a school student. The play was Sarat Chandra’s ‘Mamlar Fol.’ In 1966, Nazmul Alam wrote and Atiqul Haque Chowdhury
produced Dilara Zaman’s first play was broadcasted on Betar (radio).
“The first drama I did on television was in 1967 in the play titled ‘Pinish’ written by Khan Zainul. Its director was Abdullah Al Mamun. I acted for the first time in Humayun Ahmed’s drama in 1984 titled ‘Diner Sheshe’ where I acted opposite Golam Mustafa,”
said Dilara Zaman.
After that, she also acted in Humayun Ahmed’s dramas ‘Ei Sob Dinratri’ and ‘Ayomoyo’. Dilara Zaman’s notable movies are: ‘Aguner Poroshamoni,’ ‘Chondrokotha,’ ‘Meghla Akash,’ ‘Monpura,’ ‘Chondrogrohon,’ ‘Apekkha,’ ‘Altabanu,’ ‘Postmaster 71’, ‘Mission Extreme,’ ‘Chironjib Mujib,’ ‘Gorh,’ etc. Dilara Zaman starrer movies ‘Maniker Lal Kankra,’ directed by Afzal Hossain, ‘Prohelika,’ directed by Chayanika Chowdhury, ‘Mujib,’ a biopic on Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman directed by Shyam Benegal, ‘Khoma Nei,’ directed by Z H Mintu, ‘Suborno Bhumi,’ directed by Zahid Hossain, and many more are awaiting release.
Dilara Zaman got the Ekushe Padak
in 1992. She won the National Film Award for her performance in the
movie ‘Chandrogrohon’ directed
by Murad Parvez.
Dilara Zaman was born on June 19, 1943. Dilara Zaman’s writing was first published in the first in Ittefaq in 1956
in the page of ‘Kochikanchar Pata’. She was very happy to see her name
‘Dilara Ahmed Lily’ in print. Since then her writing habits have.
In 1963, when she studied at Dhaka University, she performed at ‘Ekankikay’ on the open stage of the Bangla Academy at the annual conference of
the East Pakistan Students’ Union. In the same year, she acted in DUCSU’s play titled ‘Mayabi Prohor’ written by Alauddin Al Azad. In the drama,
she played the role of Abdullah Al Mamun’s wife. By playing the role
of a mother in Bangladeshi dramas and movies, she is respected as a
mother by everyone here. Viewers respect Dilara Zaman like their own mother. While talking in this regard, Dilara Zaman told this correspondent,
“I am still acting from the heart with the love of the audience. The love that
I get from people on the way constantly makes me very emotional. I would not have received this love and respect of people if I did not act.”