The life history or identity of the legendary actor of Bengali film Humayun Faridi

 Humayun Faridi was a popular and legendary actor of Bangladesh. He gained wide fame for his acting in theatre, stage, television and films. Humayun Faridi came to the film world in the mid-1980s. He was a legendary actor of Bengali films who is mentioned in various media. Humayun Faridi is more accepted as the best actor of Bangladesh.

Birth and Education: Humayun Faridi was born on May 29, 1952 in Chuaria village of Tumulia Union of Kaliganj Upazila of Gazipur district. Father's name is ATM Nurul Islam and mother's name is Begum Farida Islam. Humayun Faridi is the second of four siblings. He was admitted to the United Islamia Government High School in Madaripur district in 1965. He entered the theater world from Madaripur district. He made his debut in front of the audience by playing the role of 'Ratna' in Kalyan Mitra's 'Triratna' play by joining the Shilpi Natyagruna organization founded by drama guru Bashar Mahmud. Later, he became a member of this organization in 'Taka Anna Pai', 'Dayi Ke', 'Sampti'. ', 'Injustice' and participated in 6 stage plays.

Finally, in 1968, after passing the secondary level, he was admitted to Chandpur Government College due to the transfer of his father's job. After completing higher secondary from Chandpur district, he was admitted to the Bio-Chemistry Department of Dhaka University in the same year.Later in 1971, when the education was stopped due to the beginning of the liberation war in the country, Humayun Faridi actively participated in the liberation war without completing his education. After the war, he returned to Jahangirnagar University and got admission in the Department of Economics. During his university life he maintained a close relationship with the eminent dramatist Salim Al Din.

Personal Life: Humayun Faridi has done two things in his personal life. He got married for the first time in the 1980s with Minu. The first marriage ended in 1984 with Minu's separation. He has a daughter named Shararat Islam Devyani from the first marriage.

After the separation in 1984, the actress married Subarna Mostafa and started a new family. No child was born in this family. They got divorced in 2008.

Career: Humayun Faridi was one of the organizers of the theater festival held in Jahangirnagar University in 1976. Through this festival, Humayun Faridi became a well-known face in theater. While still a university student, she became a member of Dhaka Theatre. Humayun Faridi acted in Tanveer Mokammel's short film Hulia in 1984. In 1985, Humayun Faridi made his full-length film debut with Sheikh Niamat Ali's Dahan. Acted in Taukeer Ahmed's movie Jayayatra.

In career Humayun Faridi Humayun Faridi acted in plays, stage, television and films.

Awards and Recognitions: In 2004, he won the National Film Award for Best Actor in the film Matrutva. Natangane was honored by Jahangirnagar University on the occasion of its 40th anniversary for his outstanding contribution. In 2018, the Government of Bangladesh awarded him the Ekushey Padak, the country's second highest civilian honour, Shilpakala Academy. (of death).

Death: Humayun Faridi was 60 years old at the time of death. Humayun Faridi was admitted to Dhaka's Modern Hospital due to low hemoglobin levels. Humayun Faridi fell in the bathroom on February 13 after coming home after recovering and injured his head. He died from this injury. The legendary actor died on February 13, 2012 at his home in Dhanmondi, Dhaka. The body of popular actor Humayun Faridi was taken to the Mirpur Shaheed Intellectual Cemetery in an ambulance from the Japan-Bangladesh Friendship Hospital. Earlier at 10 a.m. Humayun Faridi's body was taken to the central Shaheed Minar premises and a guard of honor was given to this freedom fighter. Later, the writer and presenter of Bhasha Sainik and the extreme letter of the Liberation War. Humayun Faridi was buried on the north side of the grave of MR Akhtar Mukul and actor, reciter Ghulam Mustafar at 5:30 pm.