Salman Shah’s 45th birth anniv celebration today

September 19 was the 45th birth anniversary of the late iconic hero of the country’s film industry, Salman Shah (Shahriar Chowdhury Emon: 19 September, 1971 – 6 September, 1996). To celebrate the occasion in a befitting manner, Salman Shah Smriti Parishad has organised a programme today evening on the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) premises in the capital.

Today’s celebration includes a discussion, cake cutting, award ceremony, cultural programme and gathering of showbiz artistes at the BFDC’s Jasim Floor and open yard. 
Renowned media personalities including actors-actresses, singers, directors and producers will attend the day-long celebration, while the artistes from the big and small screen, as well as music arena will participate in the cultural segment of the event. 
Making his first appearance on the silver screen with the film titled ‘Keyamat Thekey Keyamat’, he entered into the Bangladesh film industry and changed the typical image of a Bangladeshi hero. Salman Shah, before taking his own life on September 6 in 1996, acted in as many as 27 films in his short career. 

Salman Shahs 45th birth anniv celebration today

September 19 was the 45th birth anniversary of the late iconic hero of the countrys film industry, Salman Shah (Shahriar Chowdhury Emon: 19 September, 1971 6 September, 1996). To celebrate the occasion in a befitting manner, Salman Shah Smriti Parishad has organised a programme today evening on the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) premises in the capital. Todays celebration includes a discussion, cake cutting, award ceremony, cultural programme and gathering of showbiz artistes at the BFDCs Jasim Floor and open yard. Renowned media personalities including actors-actresses, singers, directors and producers will attend the day-long celebration, while the artistes from the big and small screen, as well as music arena will participate in the cultural segment of the event. Making his first appearance on the silver screen with the film titled Keyamat Thekey Keyamat, he entered into the Bangladesh film industry and changed the typical image of a Bangladeshi hero. Salman Shah, before taking his own life on September 6 in 1996, acted in as many as 27 films in his short career.