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Deepa Khandakar
Deepa Khandakar
দীপা খন্দকার
	Deepa in 2021
Born	28 November
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Occupation	Actress
Years active	1999–present
Spouse	Shahed Ali Sujon (m. 2006)

Deepa Khandakar (born 28 November)^[1] is a Bangladeshi television actress. She mainly acts in television dramas while also appears in films and commercials. Among her notable Indian Bengali film is Bhaijaan Elo Re (2018).^[2]

Early life and career

Khandakar spent her childhood at Narayanganj.^[3] Before starting her acting career, she served as a flight attendant. She debuted in acting in the television play Kaktarua.^[4]

Her popular tel-dramas include 'Meghe Dhaka Manus', 'Ebong Ami', 'Andhakare Phul', 'Ghar Sangsar', 'Mohua', 'Swapnabhog', 'Society', 'Sakkhi Kutum', among many others. She has also received immense praise for her role as a presenter in TV show titled 'House Wife'. The program was aired on Channel 24. Deepa Khandakar appeared in a Canadian feature film A Father's Diary directed by Golam Mustofa, acting as mother in a supporting role.

Khandakar has done television commercials for companies including Swan Foam, Aarong, Lipton Tazaa Tea, Starship, Cute Powder, Tibet, and Tibet Coconut Oil.^[5]

Khandakar debuted in film acting through Bhaijaan Elo Re (2018).^[6]

Personal life

Khandakar married actor Shahed Ali in 2006. They have a son named Aadrik and a daughter named Aarohi .^[5]

Works

Films


Years	Title	Director Name	Release date
2018	Bhaijaan Elo Re	Joydip Mukherjee	15 June 2018^[2]
	Officer
	Mishy kotha (motivational)
2021	A Father's Diary	Golam Mustofa^[7]
2024	Dark World	Mostafizur Rahman Manik	17 June 2024^[8]

Short films


Years	Title	Director Name	Release Date
	Porichoy
	Smile
	Bondhu Othoba Bonduker golpo
	Ekjon faruker golpo
	Mukh asman

Television dramas

Television dramas
Year	Title	Co-Actor	Broadcast Channel	Notes
2019	Shopner Meghdol	Tanjin Trisha, Raisul Islam Asad	RTV
	Paathshala
	Jatok	Intekhab Diner, Farhana Mili
	Kochuripana			Drama Serial
	Bristir agey
	Tomatey
	Kushilub
	Chokkor	Shimul, Api Karim
	Quarantine-02
	Kacher Meye
	Eti Abong
	Ruposhi Rohosso,
	Bived
	Manu Miar Shopner Karkhana
	Tomar Sathei Jabo
	Ounrag
	Monvasi
	Mone Tomar Chobi
	Nishiddho
	Feriwala
	Pipasha
	Partrment somachar part 2
	Valobasar mullo nay
	Ghor Vorti Carector
	Ghor Jamai
	Fast Buk
	Shosan
	Songser sukher hoy romonir gune
	Shakhi Kutum
	30 Days
	Kanamachi
	Prio poribar
	Malek hoite
	shabdhan
	Noyontara
	Dongshon
	Nill Tepantor
	Housewife
	Adalot
	DB
	Cholitache Tana-tani
	Mondo Basha
	Mayar Badhon
	Posso valobasha
	Baka Noyoner Nesha
	Juthi Golar Puthi Maloti golor har
	Krantik
	Motijan
	Bissash
	Uzan ganger naiya
	Brifease
	Chokina
	Matir Bank
	Zatok
	Kazi Office
	Jhumka
	Ghumta
	Porosh pathor
	Buddir sat chinta
	Mon poboner Nao
	Ghor bhorti character
	Dui line kom bujhi
	Poribar O ekti Company
	Priyojon nibash
	Jol kuntol, shoshan
	Odrisho ayna
	Problem
	FU
	Gulbahar
	Khan bari barabari
	Golpo sheshe ghumer desh
	Mecho tota gecho voot
	Dorshoker golpo
	Torke bohudur
	Tuku ebong
	Hortoner bibi
	Feriwala
	Boro barir choto bou
	Bristyr age
	Atopor bhalobasha
	Motlob
	Onno shokal
	Gulshan Avenue
	Jononi
	Utshob
	Chotushkon
	Kokho pother juddho
	Third person
	Adorsholipi
	Kushilob
	Love in Sylhet
	Monvashi
	Kanamachi o moumachir golpo
	Shopno vuk
	Kaktarua
	Maya
	Mohua
	Jiboner ai shadh

References

^ "Deepa spends birthday in shooting of 'Locket' these days". The USA Mirror. 2017-11-28. Archived from the original on 2018-06-26. Retrieved 2018-06-26.
^ ^a ^b "Bhaijaan Elo Re Still A Hit After 3 Weeks". The Daily Star. 2018-08-11. Retrieved 2020-11-03.
^ "Celebrity Eid-thoughts". The Daily Star. 2004-11-13. Archived from the original on 2015-09-25. Retrieved 2018-06-25.
^ Shah Alam Shazu (2012-05-15). "Catching up with Dipa Khondokar". The Daily Star. Retrieved 2018-06-25.
^ ^a ^b "Dipa Khondokar: Glamour and professionalism combined". The Daily Star. 2010-09-21. Retrieved 2018-06-25.
^ "Deepa in dialogue". The Daily Star. 2018-06-25. Retrieved 2018-06-26.
^ ""A Drop of Love"". The Daily Star. 2012-04-28. Retrieved 2020-12-31.
^ Arts & Entertainment Desk (2024-06-09). "'Dark World' joins Eid release race". The Daily Star. Retrieved 2024-06-13.