Sheikh Arif Bulbon :
Tania Brishty is one of the most talked about actresses of this time. She has become an actress loved by the audience by acting in different challenging roles one after another.
The opinion of the audience and directors is now very much turned into Tania Brishty’s performance.
Her performance in any role is so lively that it becomes very fond of the audience. In the meantime, two dramas starring Tania Brishty have been discussed a lot. One is ‘Bhalo Theko Bou’ and another is ‘Jal’. Both dramas are written and directed by Priti Dutta.
Tania Brishty played the title role in the drama ‘Bhalo Theko Bou’. After secretly marrying her lover, she was under pressure from her husband in many ways, and once she became very dependent on her husband. Finally, Tania Brishty was killed by her husband.
Tania Brishty was seen in a new form in this drama. Before this, she was not seen acting in this kind of role.
Her performance in this drama was so lively that it seems that Tania Brishty’s character was a real character. Seeing her performance in this role, one can feel how much she has matured in acting.
And the natural performance of Tania Brishty in the drama ‘Jal’ has impressed the audience.
Shashwta Datta acted opposite Tania Brishty in both dramas.
In the meantime, Tania Brishty went out of the country for work last Monday. Before going out of the country, Tania Brishty told this correspondent, “I got an unprecedented response by acting in the dramas ‘Bhalo Theko Bou’ and ‘Jal’ under the direction of Priti Didi.
Especially my character in the drama ‘Bhalo Theko Bau’ was very favourite to me. There are ample opportunities to act in these types of roles. I tried to portray the character properly. The story of the drama ‘Jal’ is also excellent.
All in all, the two dramas are very positive for my acting career. I want to work on this kind of challenging stories in the future. Thanks and appreciation to the audience. Thanks to Priti Didi too.”
Recently, the popular dramas starring Tania Bristy are – Sagor Jahan’s ‘Chhobol’, SR Majumdar’s ‘Kaktal’, Mabrur Rashid Bannah’s ‘Kobitar Char Line’, Tarek Reza Rahman Sarkar’s ‘Mayar Nil Diary’, Sokal Ahmed’s ‘Bhalo Theko Bindu’, Mitul Khan’s ‘No Way to Breakup,’ and Ishtiak Ahmed’s ‘Shesh Porjonto Tomake Chai’.