Bangladeshi actress Zakia Bari Mom is stepping into Bollywood!

The Dhaka Times Desk Zakia Bari Mom is a known face of the small screen. He has also acted in several films of the country. This is the first time Mom is going to step into the Bollywood industry by crossing the borders of the country.

Several actresses of the country are crossing the border of Bangladesh and acting in India. Among them are Jaya Ahsan, Nusrat Faria. On the other hand, Anju Ghosh is among the older ones. But the new ones who are doing well and gaining fame in Kolkata are Jaya Ahsan and Nusrat Faria.

Zakia Bari Mom is a known face of the small screen. He has also acted in several films of the country. This is the first time Mom is going to step into the Bollywood industry by crossing the borders of the country.

According to media reports, this popular actress is going to work in a Bollywood film. The actress will be seen in a film called 'Max Ki Gun'. Indian media Anandabazar Patrika gave this news.

About the story of the movie, the media said that Max, a millionaire, believes that money can conquer everything in the world. It is even possible to bring back his dead brother in exchange for this money! And from there, millionaire Max indulged in one hellish killing spree. The story of the film proceeds with this. Sameer Khan is directing this suspenseful film. Zakia will play the role of a CBI officer in this film. Also present are known television faces Amita Nangia and Nishant Pandey.

Mom told Anandabazar about this new film, 'I feel very good. Right now I am in Bhutan for a shoot. The shooting will continue here till August 23.

Will he be seen in Tollywood in the future? In response to such a question, Mom said, 'I am also interested in working in Tollywood. However, I also want to continue working in Bangladesh. Because it is my own country. That country has brought me recognition. So I will give priority to Bangladesh first.'

It is known that the film's producer Faisal Saif talked about 'Max Ki Gun' in 2017, but the shooting of the film was delayed due to various reasons.

Notably, in 2006, Zakia Bari Mum was awarded the National Award in Bangladesh for the film 'Daruchini Dwip'.