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Matia Banu Shuku

Bangladeshi film writer and director

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Matia Banu Shuku was a Bangladeshi film director.

Matia Banu Shuku is a Bangladeshi screenwriter, director and filmmaker. She was the producer of the Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Film winning film Laal Moroger Jhuti.

Background Matia Banu Shuku was born to language activist Abdul Matin. She has a sister, Maliha Suvon. Shuku studied at the Department of Printmaking of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Dhaka. Her notable works include Mon-e Mon-e and Dengue-r Dingulitey Prem.

Shuku made her debut as a director with the television series To Let (2008), aired on NTV.

Personal life Shuku is married to Nurul Alam Atique, a television dramatist, scriptwriter and filmmaker. Together they have three children.

Shuku is diagnosed with cancer. As of October 2025, she has been treated in a hospital in Chennai.

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Who was Matia Banu Shuku?

Bangladeshi film writer and director

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Matia Banu Shuku was a film director.

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Matia Banu Shuku was Bangladeshi.

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· Wikipedia: Matia Banu Shuku

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