Mezbah Uddin Sumon

Mezbah Uddin Sumon (; born 24 August 1980) is a Bangladeshi screenwriter and playwright known for his work in television dramas, web series and films. His writing frequently focuses on social issues, family relationships and contemporary political themes. He has been associated with a large number of television productions and is regarded as a prominent writer in Bangladesh's television and OTT industries.

Early life and education Sumon was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He completed his schooling in the city before enrolling at the University of Dhaka, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy. During his student years, he became involved in theatre activities, which contributed to his interest in writing for performance and screen.

Career Sumon began his professional career in advertising and development communication, working as a copywriter with organisations including BBC Media Action and development-focused projects. In 2009, he shifted his focus to playwriting and television drama.

His television debut came with the drama Acher Meye (2010), directed by Dipankar Dipan. Over the following years, he wrote a large number of television dramas and serials, establishing himself as a regular contributor to Bangladeshi television networks.

Selected works

Television dramas and series Acher Meye (2010) Bhalobashar Chotushkon (2015) Upolobdhi (2018) Chantgaiya Golmal (2022) Priyo Poribar (2023) Murder 90s (2023) Gen Z: Tumi Ke Ami Ke? (2024) Beshi Bole Bulbuli (2024) Uno Sir (2024)

Films and web series Monsuba Junction (2012) Rajniti (2017) Bhaiya (2019) Nikosh (2024) Golam Mamun (2024) Prince: Once Upon a Time in Dhaka (2026)

Awards and nominations RTV Star Award for Best Writer (2018) CJFB Cultural Journalists Forum Award (2025), for Golam Mamun