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Sabila’s love affair with DOP, revealed by his lover

Amidst the rumours of marital tension surrounding actress Sabila Nur in Dhaka showbiz, cinematographer (Director of Photography or DOP) Abdul Mamun has come into the spotlight again.

Mamun is in a love relationship with Sabila and that is why their seven-year love and marriage with him broke up, Mamun’s alleged lover Tisha has claimed.

Tisha alleged that although all the preparations for the wedding were completed with the consent of both families, Mamun backed out of the decision just a few days before the wedding.

However, no official statement has been received from Sabila Nur, her husband Nehal Sunand Taher or Abdul Mamun on this matter.

According to Tisha, Mamun was supposed to marry her immediately after the shooting of Sabila’s movie ‘Rockstar’ was over.

The wedding date was also set on May 15. But a few days before the wedding, Mamun told her that he did not want to get married anymore.

Tisha did not get a clear answer when she asked why. Later, she claimed that she came to know about Mamun’s close relationship with Sabila Nur.

Tisha told the media, “Everything you heard is true. My seven-year love and marriage broke up because of Sabila Nur.

We were supposed to get married five days after the shooting of movie ‘Rockstar’ ended. All the arrangements for the wedding were made by both families.

But Mamun suddenly said that he did not want to get married. Later, I learned that Mamun was deeply involved in a relationship with Sabila Nur.”

Tisha alleged that despite several attempts to talk to Mamun about backing out of the marriage decision, he could not be persuaded to change his mind. Her family members also tried to convince Mamun, but nothing worked, she said.

Tisha also claimed that many in the showbiz industry know about Mamun’s love affair with Sabila Nur.

She has stopped communicating with Mamun since learning about this incident. Such an outcome after a long-term relationship has left her mentally devastated.

Expressing regret, Tisha said, “They both didn’t do a good job with me. Sabila Nur knew everything about us.

But even though she was a girl, she never thought about another girl. She did me a great harm. Abdul Mamun forgot about me after getting a star.”

Tisha said that although their wedding was supposed to happen earlier, it was postponed due to the work of movie ‘Rockstar’.

She claimed that she agreed to postpone the wedding date considering importance of the opportunity to work with a star like Shakib Khan. But she feels that that decision ultimately became a big blow in her life.

Tisha said that her family considered taking legal action over the incident, but she did not agree to it.

However, she alleged that she did not receive a satisfactory explanation from Mamun as to why the marriage broke up at the last minute.

Meanwhile, there has been a lot of discussion recently about the marital life of Sabila Nur and her husband Nehal Sunand Taher. They got married in 2019 after a long seven-year love affair.

However, there has been news in various media that there has been a distance between them and they are living separately.

However, neither of them has officially said anything about the current status of their relationship.

There have been many discussions on social media surrounding Sabila Nur and Shakib Khan.

Various claims have come to light about their closeness based on their working together in movies ‘Taandob’ and ‘Rockstar’.

However, no reliable evidence has been found to support the claim that Sabila has a personal relationship with Shakib Khan or that it has any impact on her marital life.

As a result, the statements spread about this matter should be considered as rumours.

Tisha has claimed that Sabila Nur and Abdul Mamun developed a close relationship during the shooting of the movie ‘Rockstar’.

When asked about the film’s director Azman Rusho’s statement on the matter, he did not immediately want to give any details.

He said that he would talk about it in detail in a message to the media later.