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Nusraat Faria was born on Wednesday; 8th September, 1993 in Chittagong (officially known as Chattogram), Bangladesh. Her Age (As on 01/06/2022) is 28 Years 8 months and 24 Days (ie. 344 months 24 Days or; 10493 Days or; 251832 Hours or; 15109920 minutes or; 906595200 seconds). She has a Bangladeshi Nationality.

Nusraat Faria Mazhar is a Gorgeous Bangladeshi Film Actress, a Singer, Beautiful Model, a Television Presenter and also a Radio Jockey who works in Bangladesh and India. She is best known for her super-hit Bengali language movies like Aashiqui, Badsha: The Don, Boss 2: Back to Rule, Operation Sundarbans and many more.

She has played the role of “Sheikh Hasina” in an upcoming Bangladesh-India co-produced Bengali-language biographical film named “Mujib: The Making of a Nation”. This film is directed by veteran Indian film director, screenwriter and documentary filmmaker ‘Shyam Benegal’. The film was initially set to be released on March 17th, 2022 but unfortunately on May 3rd, 2022 the makers of the film announced that the film would be released in the month of September 2022.

In an interview, she said “What an amazing Journey! I am blessed, honored and happy. It’s a wrap for ‘Sheikh Hasina’ for the film. Every moment I will cherish rest of my life,” said Nusrat. In this movie, Nusrat is casted as young ‘Sheikh Hasina’.

Once in an interview Nusraat said that she is also called, “Imraan Hashmi of Tollywood” where she further added, “The directors are putting kissing scenes in every film. I myself sometimes wonder if I am going to be Imran of Tollywood?”

Her favourite actor in Tollywood is Ankush. While talking about him she said, “My first picture with him was Ashiki. He helped me a lot. Without him, I would not have been able to give a good performance”

Nusraat started her career with a BTV debate show participating as a debater. In the year 2010-11 she had won the national debate championship. Apart from this, she appeared in a lot of television commercials and endorsed top brands. She is also a successful model and a Radio Jockey. She has also appeared in a few music videos as well.

Early Life & Family

She was born in Chittagong (officially known as Chattogram), Bangladesh and from her childhood itself, she was interested and inclined towards acting and modelling. While in school and in college, she used to participate in various stage shows and dramas and used to get a lot of appreciation and attention. But Nusraat once said that she planned to be an army officer, but was later inclined towards acting and modelling.

She completed her initial schooling from “Shaheed Bir Uttam Lt Anwar Girls’ School & College” located in Dhaka Cantonment, Dhaka, Bangladesh and later on completed her junior college from “Rajuk Uttara Model College”, also located in Dhaka, Bangladesh. She then completed her ‘Bachelors in Law Degree’ from the famous “University of London”.

Her father name is Majharul Islam, his occupation is not known. Her mothers name is Ferdousi Begum who is a housewife. She has a brother named Farid Islam and a sister named Maria Islam. Their home town is Chittagong (officially known as Chattogram), Bangladesh. Nusraat is married to Rony Riad Rashid after dating Rony for seven years and in an interview she said….

“I met Rony through a common friend at a party and became friends. What attracted me towards him was his intellect – the way he finds joy in little things is amazing. So when he proposed to me, I took a second to give my nod. He works for a telecom company. We will get married by the end of December, as hopefully the situation will be better by that time and we plan to settle in Australia after that. Rony watches all my films and is my biggest critic too,” said Nusraat who was then preparing for her final LLB examination in July 2020.

Her father-in-law was an Army officer who server as a Chief of Army Staff in the Bangladesh Army. His name is M Harun-Ar-Rashid. Nusraat follows Islam vigorously and in an interview, when asked about her religious beliefs, she once said….

“I’m religious, as I was born in a conservative family. We’re supposed to offer namaz five times a day, but I fail to do that because of my hectic schedule. However, it’s a must once a day, as it gives me strength and courage. Whenever I step out of home, I put my left foot first. That’s what my mother taught me. And ahead of any performance or shoot, I recite the duas, as they give me confidence.”

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Nusraat Faria: Biography / Wiki

NUSRAAT FARIA	BIOGRAPHY
Name	Nusraat Faria
Profession	Gorgeous Bangladeshi Film Actress, a Singer, Beautiful Model, a Television Presenter and also a Radio Jockey
Known For	She is best known for her super-hit Bengali language movies like Aashiqui, Badsha: The Don, Boss 2: Back to Rule, Operation Sundarbans and many more.

Personal Life

Born On	8th September, 1993 (Wednesday)
Birthplace	Chittagong (officially known as Chattogram), Bangladesh
Age (As on 01/06/2022)	28 Years 8 months and 24 Days (ie. 344 months 24 Days or; 10493 Days or; 251832 Hours or; 15109920 minutes or; 906595200 seconds)
Hometown	Chittagong (officially known as Chattogram), Bangladesh
Residence	Dhaka, Bangladesh
Religion	Islam
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Zodiac Sign	Virgo

Education

School	“Shaheed Bir Uttam Lt Anwar Girls’ School & College”, Dhaka Cantonment, Dhaka, Bangladesh
College/University	“Rajuk Uttara Model College” & “University of London”
Education Qualification	‘Bachelors in Law Degree’

Family & More

Father	Majharul Islam
Mother	Ferdousi Begum
Brother	Farid Islam
Sister	Maria Islam

Personal Life & Relationship

Martial Status	Married
Husband	Rony Riad Rashid
Children	N.A

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Nusraat Faria Height, Weight & Body Measurements

Height	In Centimeters – 160.02 cms.
	In Meters – 1.6 metres.
	In Feet Inches – 5’3″
Weight	In Kilogram – 54 kgs
Weight	In Pounds – 119.05 lbs
Body Measurements	32-26-34
Hair Colour	Dark Brown
Eye Colour	Black

Career

Films

Nusraat started her career in the film industry in the year 2015 with a romantic Bengali-language film named “Aashiqui”. The script of the film was written by Pele Bhattacharya and the movie was directed by Ashok Pati. In the movie, she was casted in a lead role as ‘Shruti’ opposite Ankush Hazra who was casted as Rahul; and others. The film was released in India on September 18th, 2015 and in Bangladesh on September 25th, 2015.

In the year 2016, she was next seen in an Indo-Bangladesh romantic action film named “Hero 420”. In the movie, she was casted in a lead role as ‘Rai’ along side Riya Sen who was casted as Riya; Om as Krish; Ashish Vidyarthi as Rai; and others. The film was directed by Sujit Mondal & Saikat Nasir and was released in India on February 12th, 2016 and in Bangladesh on February 19th, 2016.

In yet another Indo-Bangladeshi action comedy Bengali-language film named “Badsha – The Don”, Nusraat was casted in a lead role as ‘Shreya’ along side Jeet as Badsha; Shraddha Das as Priya; Mahesh Manjrekar as Shyam Bhai; and others. The film was directed by Baba Yadav and the film was released in India on July 6th, 2016 and in Bangladesh on July 7th, 2016. For this movie, she won the Best Actress (Bangladesh) award at the prestigious Tele Cine Awards function.

In the year 2017, she was next seen in a Bangladeshi romance comedy film named “Dhat Teri Ki” which was a remake of 2012 Punjabi movie Carry On Jatta. In the movie, she was seen in a lead role named ‘Shanti’ along side Arifin Shuvo as Raj; Ziaul Roshan as Salman; Farin Khan as Madhuri; and others. This Bengali-language film was directed by Shamim Ahamed Roni which was released on April 14th, 2017.

In yet another India-Bangladesh joint production Bengali-language action thriller film named “Boss 2: Back to Rule”, she was casted in a lead role named ‘Aisha Hussain’ along side Subhashree Ganguly as Rusha Roy; Jeet as Surya; and others. The film was directed by Baba Yadav and co-directed by Abdul Aziz. The movie was released in India on June 23rd, 2017 and in Bangladesh on June 26th, 2017.

Her next release was a Bengali-language romantic comedy film named “Inspector Notty K” where she was casted as ‘Sameera’ in a lead role along side Jeet as Natabar Khara; and others. The script of the film was written by Anshuman Pratyush & Prameet and directed by Ashok Pati. The film was released in India on January 19th, 2018 and in Bangladesh on January 26th, 2018.

In the year 2019, Nusraat was seen in a lead role in an Indian Bengali-language comedy film named “Bibaho Obhijaan” where she was seen as ‘Rai’ along side Ankush Hazra as Anupam Banerjee; Rudranil Ghosh as Rajat; Priyanka Sarkar as Malati; Puja Banerjee in an Item number song “Michhrir Dana”; and others. This movie was directed by Birsa Dasgupta and the film was released on June 21st, 2019.

In the year 2021, she was seen in a Bangladeshi wildlife action thriller movie named “Operation Sundarbans”. In the movie, she was casted in a lead role where her character was named as ‘Tania Kabir’ along with Siam Ahmed as Major Sayem; Riaz Ahmed as Ishtiaqe Ahmed; Taskeen Rahman as Rakib; Darshana Banik as Dr. Aditi; and others. This movie was directed by Dipankar Sengupta Dipon which was released on March 26th, 2021.

Her next big release is an Indo-Bangladeshi co-produced Bengali-language biographical film named “Mujib: The Making of a Nation”. The film is a biopic of ‘Sheikh Mujibur Rahman’, who was the first President of Bangladesh and the Father of the Nation popularly known as ‘Bangabandhu’. In the movie, she will be seen in a powerful role of ‘young Sheikh Hasina’ along with Arifin Shuvoo who is casted as Sheikh Mujibur Rahman.

They are casted along side Dibya Joyti as young Sheikh Mujibur Rahman; Nusrat Imrose Tisha as Renu; Prarthana Fardin Dighi as younger Renu; Jannatul Sumaiya as Sheikh Hasina; Riaz as Tajuddin Ahmad; Tushar Khan as Manik Mia; and others. The film is directed by veteran Indian film director, screenwriter and documentary filmmaker ‘Shyam Benegal’. The film was initially set to be released on March 17th, 2022 but unfortunately on May 3rd, 2022 the makers of the film announced that the film would be released in the month of September 2022 in Bengali, Hindi & English languages.

Television

In the year 2014, Nusraat was seen as a host in “Lux Style Check”, which was aired on the Asian TV and had 13 episodes in total. Later in the same year, she also hosted the “Fair and Handsome: The Ultimate Man” which also had 13 episodes and was aired on Channel i television network. In the year 2015, she hosted the show “Late Night Coffee” which was also aired on Channel i television network.

Music Videos

She was also seen in a few music videos as well… In the year 2018, she was seen in a song named “Pataka” and in the year 2020, she was seen in song named “Ami Chai Thakte” which featured Master D (Subir Dev) along with her. In the song “A Badhon Jabena Chire” she was seen along side Imran Mahmudul in the year 2021. And off-late, she is seen in a song called “Habibi”.

Controversies

In the year May 2017, Nusraat featured in a music video named “Allah Meherbaan”, a song from her movie “Boss 2: Back to Rule”. The song caused controversy when it was mistaken for a religious song, which resulted in a legal notice being given to Jaaz Multimedia to remove the video. She also came under criticism for wearing unappropriate costumes in the music video, and the critics criticised the video by calling it a “mockery of Islam” during the month of Ramadan. The video was later removed from the internet, and was later replaced by “Yaara Meherbaan”, an updated version of the song with rewritten lyrics.

Awards & Recognitions

Year 2016 – She was awarded with the Best Newcomer (Film and Television) award at the Meril Prothom Alo Awards function for her debut film “Aashiqui”.
Year 2017 – She was awarded with the Best Actress (Bangladesh) award at the prestigious Tele Cine Awards function for the film “Badsha – The Don”.
Year 2021 – She was awarded with the Best Actress (Bangladesh) award at the CJFB Performance Award function for her film “Shahenshah”.