February 9, 2010
Thirteen years after his death, Dhaliwood�s talented hero Salman Shah still lives in the hearts of his millions of fans in Bangladesh.
His boyish good looks, big budget films, the transition from modelling to cinema, his fashion statement incorporating modern trends, elevated him to a height never witnessed before or after him in the local film industry.
Salman, who made his debut as a television artiste and model in the advertisement of Jaguar Keds needed no time to make his mark as a hero in the local filmdom.
In the early 1990s when the country�s film industry was reeling in uncertainty with vulgarism and weak scripts ruling the profession, Salman Shah�s entry was promising towards the revival of the trend in making good and healthy films.
The ailing film industry witnessed a real romantic hero and welcomed a new era in the romantic film genre with his appearance.
It was in 1993 that film buffs for the first time observed a superstar of modern Bengali films, Salman Shah, with the blockbuster �Keyamat Thekey Keyamat�. Directed by Sohanur Rahman Sohan, the film was the remake of the Indian blockbuster �Qayamat Se Qayamat Tak�.
In his debut movie, Salman earned a niche through his mesmerising performance and quality acting skills and soon turned into a heartthrob of the young film connoisseurs. Salman Shah’s on-screen chemistry with his first heroine Moushumi and then Shabnur were the most wanted silver screen couples of that time. The Salman-Moushumi pair was treated as the most popular team after Razzak-Kabori in Bangladeshi films.
�Bikkhob�, �Den Mohar�, �Antorey Antorey�, �Sneha Tomakey Chai�, �Swapner Thikana�, �Swapner Prithibi�, �Bichar Hobey�, �Mayer Adhikar� are among the few hit films Salman offered in his short-lived career.
He appeared in about 25 films during the just over three years time before he was found hanging from a ceiling fan in his room, a suicide his fans refuse to believe.
Salman also performed in a good number of television dramas including �Nayan�, which was among the hits of the time.
When at the pinnacle of his career, the demise of the talented actor on September 6, 1996 came as a shock for the film industry as well as for his millions of crazy fans across the country.
Even after thirteen years of the fateful death of Salman, his fans and the tinsel kingdom salute him for his dedication, enthusiasm and immense contribution to the film industry.
By CinemaGuru
6 Comments on "Salman Shah – Still in the hearts of millions"
NUR MOHAMMAD RUBBY on Fri, 26th Feb 2010 11:16 am
SALMAN,
SORRY,IALWAYS MISS U.I WANT TO BE ACTOR LIKE U .PLS AMAR JONNO DUA KORO R AMI DUA KORE ALLAH TOMAKE OBOSAY CBOSAY BEHESTO NOSIB KORUK.U R ALWAYS IN MY HEART.I LOVE U.
milonmatubbar on Wed, 3rd Mar 2010 4:18 am
realy always miss u salman.
NIAZ (ITALY) on Mon, 15th Mar 2010 4:55 pm
salman,ami sub somoi tumar jonno dua kori,onek beshi kharap laghe je tumar moto k o ney, r tumar moto ka o k dhekte o parbo na. i miss you………………….
md.tarikul islam on Sun, 21st Mar 2010 8:44 am
I think, he is the best actor in the history of dhalliwood till today from the very beginning.
Rony on Mon, 12th Apr 2010 1:04 pm
You Are My Favourite Hero. Guru Tumay Salam..
I Always Miss You..Toooooooooo Much..
“I LOVE YOU”
Jotdin Bachbo Guru Tumay Mone Rakhbo..
BASHAR SINGAPORE on Sat, 17th Apr 2010 7:58 am
SORRY,IALWAYS MISS U.I WANT TO KILL THEM WHO WASW KILL YOU. ALLAH TOMAKE OBOSAY CBOSAY BEHESTO NOSIB KORUK.U R ALWAYS IN MY HEART.I LOVE U.