Zafar Iqbal (actor)

Jafar Iqbal
Born (1950-09-25)25 September 1950
Gulshan, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Died 27 April 1991(1991-04-27) (aged 40)
Gulshan, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Occupation Actor
Years active 1972–1991

Zafar Iqbal was an actor in the cinema of Bangladesh. He was considered a romantic hero in the 1970s and 1980s. He was a frequent collaborator of Bobita. Iqbal was a singer in addition to being an actor. His sister Shahnaz Rahmatullah and brother Anwar Parvez are both singers. His most notable film was Abujh Hridoy (1989) with co-stars Babita and Champa.

Biography

Personal life

Iqbal was a singer and actor. His playback of the song "Hoy Jodi Badnam" is a Bengali movie song. He also performed some Bangla songs like "Sukhe Thako O Amar Nondini," "Je Bhabey Bachi Beche To Achhi," and "Bidesh Theke Deshe Ele Bhai Bondhu Sobai Bole."

Career

His first film was Apon Por with Kabori. Most of his roles were as a romantic hero, sometimes in a rural setting. He was associated with Bobita; they were co-stars in many films. For a time they were involved in a relationship. Iqbal worked in over 150 films.

Partial filmography

Year Film Note
1975 Ferari Action, Love Story
1975 Mastan Action
1976 Ek Mutho Bhat Social, Love story
1976 Surjo Grohon Social, Love story
1984 Noyoner Alo Social, Love story
1989 Abujh Hridoy Triangle Love story
1990 Bhai Bondhu A story of two friends
1990 Shontrash Action
1991 Chorer Bou A story of one struggling couple
1991 Obodan Social, Romantic
1991 Mama Bhagne Action, Love Story
1992 Shonkhonil Karagar Drama

References

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