Sadek Bachchu Passed away

Famous actor Sadek Bachchu died at 12:05 pm in the capital's Universal Medical College Hospital today. He was 65. He had tried positive for the Covid19, and was admitted to Dhaka Medical College Hospital on September 6 after his condition weakened. Later on, the actor was kept in a coma in Universal Medical College Hospital. He deserted his significant other, and three kids. He buried at the Khilgaon Taltola Graveyard after Asr supplications today.He was born as Mahbub Ahmed Sadek in Chandpur in 1955 on January 1, he won the National Film Award for the film, Ekti Cinemar Golpo.

 A resigned representative of Bangladesh Post Office, he acted in excess of 500 movies, more than five decades.Known for his negative parts in films, Sadek Bacchu came into the spotlight with the widely praised movie, Chadni, coordinated by Ehtesham, thinking back to the 90s. Jibon Nodir Tire, Koti Takar Kabin, Pita Matar Amanot, Shujon Shokhi, Mayer Chokh, Amar Praner Shami, Bhalobasha Zindabaad, Badhuboron, Lobhe Paap Paape Mrittu and Mon Boshe Na Porar Table E among others are a portion of his outstanding movies. Sadek Bacchu likewise worked in theater, radio and TV. His presentation network show, Prothom Ongikar broadcasted in 1978, while his introduction movie, Ramer Sumoti, coordinated by Shohidul Amin, was delivered during the 80s. 

Gronthik Gono Kohe, Jonaki Jole, Shojon Badhiar Ghat, Purbo Ratri Purbo Din and Nakshi Kanthar Math are among his mainstream shows for BTV. Author and President of Matijheel Theater, Sadek Bacchu began his vocation on the stage. He was commended for his exhibitions in plays like Kafoner Pocket Nai, Cap and Kulangar among others. Khelaghor, is one of his most renowned public broadcasts. "He resembled a dad to me," said entertainer Omar Sunny. "I have worked with him for a long time. We last cooperated in a movie coordinated by Uttam Akash. 

The business will consistently be thankful to him for his monstrous commitments. I will miss him." "I met him during my presentation film, Chadni. Bachchu uncle, Nayeem and I turned out to be exceptionally close, and proceeded to work in films like Soniya, Dil, and Chokhe among others," said entertainer Shabnaz. "I wish he had additional time with us. May the Almighty award him the best spot in Jannah."