Entertainment Desk: Musharraf Karim is a versatile actor. He has always shown that with his acting and work. Crossing the boundaries of Bangladesh, he left his acting impression in Kolkata as well. Musharraf Karim has played important roles in several Kolkata movies. Before this, he made his debut in the role of a rich businessman in Kolkata’s ‘Dictionary’ directed by Bratya Basu. Musharraf Karim’s performance was widely appreciated.
Later acted in ‘Gu Kaku: The Potty Uncle’ directed by Manish Basu. And lastly completed the shooting of Bratya Basu’s new political thriller ‘Hubba’.
Apart from this, his other work ‘Coffin’ is awaiting release on the OTT platform. The trailer of Coffin was released on November 3. There is a lot of excitement among the audience around the trailer. Fear of ghosts or human spirits. Do ghosts really exist or are they all superstitions? ‘Coffin’ is a web film based on this horror story based on true events. Which is directed by Roni Bhowmik.
The story of the horror thriller revolves around a dead body. Musharraf played the role of an ambulance driver. When taking the dead body in the ambulance, many horrible incidents happened. It also starred Ashok Bepari, Shubo and others.
The film will be released on the OTT platform Binge. Meanwhile, the Kolkata movie ‘Hubba’ starring Musharraf Karim will be released next year. Musharraf Karim is becoming a notorious don in ‘Hubba’. The setting of the story is the dark world of Hooghly district in the nineties. Where the gangster is Hubba. This gangster Hubba is the mastermind of all misdeeds starting from murder. He was released on bail after being arrested by the police.
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Later, Hubbar’s body was found in Vaidyabati canal in 2012 after being missing for many days. The movie ‘Hubba’ is based on the life of this don. Indranil Sengupta played the role of a police officer. Paulomi Bose played the role of his wife. Its director is Bratya Bose. who scripted the movie based on Supratim Sarkar’s ‘Abar Dethabpeeth’.
