Banna Mirza – A small screen professional with Beauty and Grace

Our small screen is a kaleidoscope that presents various colours of life. Today, the television has become a powerful and effective medium that consists of a galaxy of dazzling stars. Many celebrities over the years have contributed to their respective fields and gained popularity as an acknowledgement for their dedication. One of them is Banna Mirza, whose beauty, grace and reflective demeanour have won the hearts of many.

Banna Mirza earned her acting credentials through theatre and is known for her acting sensibilities. Talking about her early days, she says, “I thought of doing something just after I completed my HSC. I have been involved with the theatre troupe, Desh Natok, for 18 long years.” Hungry for variety, Banna has managed to dig roles that offer her scope to convey myriad emotions. Some of her memorable work on stage includes — “Darpan-e Sharat Shashi,” “Nittyo Puran,” “Birsha Kabbyo,” “Ghar Lopat” and many more.

The actress continues, “It was Saidul Anam Tutul and Salauddin Lavlu who inspired me to work in TV plays. ‘Shukh-er Nongor’ written by Ahmed Yusuf Saber was my first work on the small screen.” Banna says, “’Di Chokro Jan’ directed by Salauddin Lavlu and written by Masum Reza; ‘Ayesha Mongol’ directed by Mostafa Sarwar Farooki and written by Anisul Haque; ‘Bhogoban Ke Daki,’ directed by Ashrafi Mithu and written by Masum Reza are my personal favourites.”