Tania Brishty’s 3 new dramas

Sheikh Arif Bulbon :

Tania Brishty is one of the most talked popular actresses among the actresses of this generation. As the audience now has a strong interest in her new dramas, the directors are also keen interested in working with her.
Apart from the dramas of the directors that Tania Brishty regularly acts in, if she likes the story, she works in their dramas. It’s not that she acts in a drama from within a certain boundary.
Basically the actress works only if the story is good and the character is likeable. Of course, before that, know in advance about the director, how much care she makes drama with talent.
In the meantime, the good news among Tania Brishty’s fans is that her three dramas have already been released on YouTube channels.
These three dramas are: ‘Baro Maisshya Rogi’, directed by Julfikar Islam Ripon and scripted by Jewel Elin; ‘Cheyechhilam’, scripted by Apel Akbar and Swapan Biswas, and directed by Swapan Biswas; ‘Fida’, scripted and directed by Tanvir Tonmoy. Mosharraf Karim, Irfan Sajjad and Niloy Alamgir acted
opposite Tania Brishty in three dramas respectively.
Tania Brishty is getting great response after the airing of these three dramas. While sharing her feelings in this regard, the actress told this correspondent, “I am now more focused on the story and characters than ever before. I must like my own story first, then the character. After that, I work only when the bat and the ball match. The story of these three new dramas that I like very much, and also similarly characters. I always feel very comfortable working with Mosharraf Bhai. Working with him is always very challenging for me. That’s why I really enjoy working with him. I feel comfortable working with the other two co-artistes.
I think we live in a family. For the needs of the story,
for the needs of the character, we work with different people. The relationship between each of us is soul. That’s why we discuss when we get a good story; if
necessary we work by correcting the story because we try to give good stories
to the audience.”