Bangladeshi actor and writer (born 1934)
Ariful Haque (born 12 October 1934) is a Bangladeshi actor and writer. His debut in the films was through "Uttarayan" in 1963, directed by Agradoot. Later he migrated to East Pakistan (present-day Bangladesh) and took part in many films. He wrote many books among which "Hyadarabad Tragedy o Ajker Bangladesh" was notable.
Early life.
Ariful Haque was born at his maternal uncles's place in village Mahadevpur of Bagnan region of Hawrah District in India on 12 October 1938. He went to Barakpur Govt High School, Uluberia College and Jadavpur University for his education.
Career.
"Uttarayan", the first film he acted in, was released in Kolkata on 1963. He performed in around two hundred films which were released.
Filmography.
Ariful Haque's most recent films were "Prem Nishad" directed by AKM Firoz Babu, "Chirodini Tumi Amar" directed by FI Manik and "Gohine Shobdo" directed by Khalid Mahmood Mithu.
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