Producer: Bangladeshi Actor and Producer Lynched in Bangladesh | Kolkata Information

KOLKATA: The brutal lynching of Bangladeshi actor Shanto Khan and his producer father Selim Khan on Monday in Bangladesh has numbed Kolkata.
Arindam Das, government producer of Tollywood, who had labored with Selim for his movies in Kolkata, had even spoken to him on Monday afternoon.
Selim, the proprietor and director of Shapla Media, had co-produced the unreleased movie ‘Commando’ starring Dev.He had roughly 10 movies in varied phases of manufacturing with quite a few distinguished Tollywood stars and had directed ‘Tungi Parar Miya Bhai’, a movie based mostly on vital occasions within the lifetime of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. In response to a report by The Each day Star, “In Chandpur, Selim Khan, chairman of Lakshmipur Union Parishad, and his son Shanto Khan, an actor, have been crushed to demise. Because the information of Hasina’s resignation unfold, Selim and his son fled his village and went to Farakkabad Bazar of Balia Union. When folks tried to cease them, they managed to flee by opening fireplace. After they reached the close by Bagarabazar space, an offended mob caught and killed them. Chandpur Sadar Police Station Officer-in-Cost Sheikh Mohsin Alam confirmed the matter.”
Das recounted, “I had spoken to Selim bhai on Monday. Just some hours later, Shamim Ahmed Rony — director of ‘Commando’ — referred to as me from the US, inquiring if I had acquired any information. He stated his fingers have been trembling after listening to a distressing information about Selim Bhai. Once I checked, what I found left me numb,” he shared.
Aside from Dev’s ‘Commando’, Selim had produced a big variety of Bengali movies with Tollywood stars. Shapla Media movie’s ‘Ami Neta Hobo’ starring Shakib Khan, was purchased in India by Kolkata’s Eskay. In 2022, the manufacturing home launched ‘Bikkhov’, the place Shanto Khan was solid reverse Srabanti Chatterjee, alongside different Tolly actors like Rajatava Dutta and Joydeep Mukherjee. Amongst his upcoming productions have been ‘Agnibina’ with Rituparna Sengupta, ‘Manob Danob’ with Bonny Sengupta and ‘Chhuti’ with Bonny and Koushani Mukherjee.
Dev stated, “I had been to Bangladesh a number of occasions and floored by the hospitality of the folks there. The information of deaths is upsetting. I hope this section will finish and Bangladesh will probably be again on tracks quickly,” he informed reporters in Delhi. “That is surprising. I had accomplished certainly one of his Bangladeshi productions titled ‘Manufacturing No. 1’,” Bonny Sengupta stated.