Rawnak Hasan

Rawnak Hasan is a Bangladeshi actor, director and playwright.[1] He won the Meril Prothom Alo Best Actor Critic Award for the telefilm Ratargul (2014)[2]


M M Kamrul Hasan Rawnak
এম এম কামরুল হাসান রওনক
NationalityBangladeshi
Other namesRawnak Hasan
EducationChittagong Cantonment Public College
OccupationActor, writer, director and producer
Notable work
Kobuliotnama, Ratargul
Websitehttps://www.facebook.com/rawnak.hasan.9

Career

At the age of eighteen,[3] Rawnak joined a theatre group called Theatre Art Nattayadol in the year of 1995. This was the beginning of his acting career when he realized that real acting is performed in theatres. He debuted in a play called Prohelika but his character had no dialogue. He performed in a number of plays like ‘Court Marshal’, Kallattar, Hingtingchot, and Kaataa as a member of theatre Art Nattayadol till 1999.

Later on, he joined another theatre group called ‘Nattayajon’ where he worked for few months. In the same year, he joined the theatre group Nagarik Nattaya Shampraday.[1]

Hasan made his first television appearance in a drama serial called Kagojer Phool. In 2004, his first written screenplay for a drama serial Boyosh Jokhon Ekush, was premiered. He debuted as a director in 2004 by directing a television drama called Tomatei.

Works
Scriptwriter
  • Ekusher por
  • Choukidar
  • Kotha Chilo Onnorokom
  • Tithi Abong
  • Sob Kichu Venge Pore
  • Ayeje Bhai Shunchen
  • Dhulo Ora Din
  • Chile Kothar Shopno
  • Rochi Momo Falguni
  • Bajii
  • Jal
  • Shada Kalo
  • Ami Tumi Tumi Ami
  • Contrast
Theatre actor
  • Dewan Gajir Kissa,[4]
  • Coppernicus er Captian[1]
  • Chhayanaut[1]
  • Nattayatroyi
  • Ocholayton[1]
  • Nurul Diner Shara Jibon[1]
  • Roktokorobi[5]
Television actor
  • Ghor Sawarer Shopno (2005)
  • Ghure Daranor Shopno
  • Kacher Manush
  • Megh Boleche Jabo Jabo
  • Labonno Probha
  • Eir Kather Kacha
  • Aim in Life
  • Late Latif
  • Tula Rashi
  • 73 Number
  • Nil Nirjone
  • Mamuli Ekta Manush
  • Chaita Pagol
  • Joyeeta
  • Amader Choto Nodi
  • Amader Golpo
  • Sakin Sarisuri
  • Kobuliotnama
  • Otithi
  • School of Politics
  • Ratan
  • Hoimonti
  • Shubho Drishti
  • Robibar
  • Rochi Momo Falguni
  • Vasha Andoloner Prothom Shogrami
  • Chaya Brikkher Rajkonna
  • Ratragul
  • Gogon Aaj Deshe Firbe
  • Oshonglogno, Chor O Churi
  • Kumar Nil Angti
  • Bibaho Bibhrat[6] * Bizli
  • Bhasha Andoloner Prothom Shonglaap,[7]
  • Naoshal
  • Bibaho Hobe

References
  1. ""Aly Zaker is my mentor" - Rawnak Hasan". The Daily Star. 2018-06-13. Retrieved 2018-06-13.
  2. "Meril Prothom Alo Awards Gala Night". Prothom Alo. 9 May 2015.
  3. Siddiqua, Fayeka Zabeen (12 September 2014). "1 Minute Please!". The Daily Star.
  4. Ferdous, Fahmim (12 September 2015). "A Classic, Relived". The Daily Star.
  5. "Roktokorobi: The tale of a land not so far-off". Priyo. 19 April 2011.
  6. Chaity, Afrose Jahan (11 September 2013). "Rituporno is my inspiration for playing a transsexual: Rawnak". Dhaka Tribune.
  7. Malik, Shadma (28 January 2014). "Speaking fluent Urdu was very challenging: Rawnak". Dhaka Tribune.
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