SCRIPTWRITER ASAD SARKER

Asad Sarker stands as a prominent figure in Bangladeshi media, celebrated for his prolific and versatile contributions as a writer and director for both television and the stage. His creative vision has brought to life a vast array of narratives that have captivated audiences across the country.

In the realm of television, Sarker has penned an impressive collection of dramas, showcasing his ability to explore diverse themes and complex human emotions. Among his most well-regarded single-episode dramas are “Omor Kobi,” “Na Manusher Golpo,” “Certificate Ferot,” “Modhdhorate Meyeti,” “Akta Gopon Golpo,” “Jol Manob,” “Akta Purush,” and “Nil Bristir Golpo.” He has also created engaging stories such as “Giftbox,” “Valobeshe Je Poth Haray,” “Ulta Dour,” “Prem Prokriyadhin,” “Golpota Onno Rokom,” “Obak Chikitsa,” and “Bibahojoggo Patro.” His storytelling extends to the popular serial format, with successful projects like “Director,” “Jober Bepar,” and “Mission Express” to his credit, further cementing his reputation as a master storyteller for the small screen.

Beyond television, Asad Sarker has made a profound impact on the world of theatre, where he has taken on the dual role of writer and director. His stage productions are known for their powerful scripts and compelling direction. His significant theatrical works include the acclaimed plays “Khoyab,” “Fad,” “Kintu,” “Ascharjo Molom,” “Abar Ekattor,” “Sat Ak Bonam Sunno Pach,” “Akjon Pitar Prosthan,” “Keu Kotha Rakheni,” and the folk-inspired drama “Kalugazi Fulomala.” Through these works, he has consistently demonstrated his deep understanding of the stage and its unique power to connect with an audience.