Directing

M B Manik

Known for

Directing

Credits

3 titles

Known for

No artwork available
NR

Sadek Shikder (Misha Saudagar) wants to marry Anjali Khan (Shak). Fearing Sadek Shikder, Anjali Khan's father Zafar Khan (Prabir Mitra) lets Shahk escape to Bangkok. Sagar (Shakib Khan) comes to Bangkok with money loaned by his uncle and stays in Bangkok for two years. Ever since his business partner ran away with Rs 20 lakh, he earns a living by driving a taxi. When Sagar is reunited with his cheating partner, he recovers $20,000. Sagar rescues Anjali when she comes to the bank to repay her uncle's debt and falls into the hands of a robber. Meanwhile Sadek's men come to Bangkok looking for Anjali. Sagar hands Anjali over to them in exchange for money but Sagar changes his mind and rescues Anjali again.

Bolona Tumi Amar

2010

Jaan Kurbaan poster
NR

A happy-go-lucky engineering student lives with his family in Bangladesh and has fun with his friends. One day, he gets into a fracas with a local politician and his henchmen while trying to save his friend, where he gets arrested and has a case registered against him. The local court gives him a conditional bail, provided that he signs the register in a police station. On the way to the police station, he sees a college girl and falls in love with her. The police station, where he has to sign daily, is handled by his uncle, whose ex-lover is the constable at the station. He kindles his uncle's love life and makes merry at the girl's college, leading to funny situations.

Jaan Kurbaan

2011

No artwork available
NR

The story revolves around a passionate love affair that faces intense opposition from powerful and ruthless antagonists. Shakib Khan plays a fearless and doting protagonist who goes to extreme lengths to protect his love and relationship with the female lead (played by Apu Biswas). Amidst familial struggles, social barriers, and violent clashes with underworld villains and corrupt rivals (led by Misha Sawdagar), the narrative highlights a high-stakes battle of devotion, resilience, and ultimate triumph of true love over hostility.

Jaan Amar Jaan ( জান আমার জান)

—

Behind the camera

No artwork available
NR

Sadek Shikder (Misha Saudagar) wants to marry Anjali Khan (Shak). Fearing Sadek Shikder, Anjali Khan's father Zafar Khan (Prabir Mitra) lets Shahk escape to Bangkok. Sagar (Shakib Khan) comes to Bangkok with money loaned by his uncle and stays in Bangkok for two years. Ever since his business partner ran away with Rs 20 lakh, he earns a living by driving a taxi. When Sagar is reunited with his cheating partner, he recovers $20,000. Sagar rescues Anjali when she comes to the bank to repay her uncle's debt and falls into the hands of a robber. Meanwhile Sadek's men come to Bangkok looking for Anjali. Sagar hands Anjali over to them in exchange for money but Sagar changes his mind and rescues Anjali again.

Bolona Tumi Amar

2010

Jaan Kurbaan poster
NR

A happy-go-lucky engineering student lives with his family in Bangladesh and has fun with his friends. One day, he gets into a fracas with a local politician and his henchmen while trying to save his friend, where he gets arrested and has a case registered against him. The local court gives him a conditional bail, provided that he signs the register in a police station. On the way to the police station, he sees a college girl and falls in love with her. The police station, where he has to sign daily, is handled by his uncle, whose ex-lover is the constable at the station. He kindles his uncle's love life and makes merry at the girl's college, leading to funny situations.

Jaan Kurbaan

2011

No artwork available
NR

The story revolves around a passionate love affair that faces intense opposition from powerful and ruthless antagonists. Shakib Khan plays a fearless and doting protagonist who goes to extreme lengths to protect his love and relationship with the female lead (played by Apu Biswas). Amidst familial struggles, social barriers, and violent clashes with underworld villains and corrupt rivals (led by Misha Sawdagar), the narrative highlights a high-stakes battle of devotion, resilience, and ultimate triumph of true love over hostility.

Jaan Amar Jaan ( জান আমার জান)

—