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Shaina Amin

b. 1991

Bangladeshi model, television and film actress

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About Shaina Amin

Born 1991. Shaina Amin is a Bangladeshi actor and model.

Mahmuda Amin Shaina (born 26 February 1991) is a former Bangladeshi television and film actress and also a model. She began her career as a model appearing in commercials in 2005. At the age of one and half, her parents moved to Bangladesh and settled at Lalmatia in Dhaka. She learned dance from Shibli Mohammad and admitted into a dance school called "Nrityangon". She went to Lalmatia Women's College in Dhaka and currently studies there.

Career

Modeling and television In 2005, Amin began her career as a model, appearing in a TV commercial of "Sunsilk hair shampoo". She was a ten grade student back then. The next year, in 2006 she appeared in television dramas. Her first TV drama was "Cross Connection" directed by Badrul Islam Saud. From on, She continued to perform in television dramas and commercials.

In 2008, Amin appeared in Premer Ongko, a television drama directed by Abul Al Sayeed. She also performed in telefilm Mon Uchaton.

In 2011, Amin acted in several television series including Life is beautiful, Coming Soon and Lokaloy. She also appeared in television drama V.I.P. and Abu Karim. In the year, she also appeared with Antu Karim in the music video for song "Ek Jibon" written by Shahid and sung by Shahid and Subhamita Banerjee.

Between 2012 and 2013, Amin acted in several television drama, series and telefilm including Opratisthanik Shikkha Sofor (A Unofficial Excursion), Priyo Maa (Dear Mother), College, Relation, Antoheen and Genie Made In Ginijira.

In 2014, Amin appeared in My Ex-girlfriend, a valentine special drama aired on 14 February. She also appeared in two television series Colour and Daag, and television dramas including Shopner Shuru o Shesh, Preyoshi, Shei Meyeti, In a Relationship and Shadharon Gyan.

Film In 2011, Amin made her film debut with Rubaiyat Hossain's full feature film Meherjan, and she played the role "Young Meher" in the film. Popular Indian actor Victor Banerjee and actress Jaya Bachchan and Bangladeshi actor Humayun Faridi also starred in the film. The film was released on 21 January 2011 in Bangladesh. In 2012, she appeared in Pita (The Father) directed by Masud Akhand and produced by Impress Telefilm Limited. Both films are based on Bangladesh war of liberation in 1971. Amin played the role of Pollobi, a Hindu pregnant wife during the war. The film released on 28 December 2012 in Bangladesh and premiered on 5 May 2013 at the Wilshire theater of Beverly Hills, LA.

Personal life Shaina married UK expatriate Masud Rana on 15 March 2015. They have a son and a daughter.

Filmography

Film

Music videos

2011 Ek Jibon Shahid, Shubhamita Banerjee Shimul Howlader One of the biggest hits in 2011. Apan Jewllers Tibet Fairness Cream Tibet Pomade Cream (2010) Tibet Pumpkin Hair Oil Racsun Television (2012) Parachute Bangladesh Advansed Hair Oil (2012) Chandan Facewash Fair & Care Fairness Cream

Magazine Splash Fashion Magazine, January (2014)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Shaina Amin?

Bangladeshi model, television and film actress

When was Shaina Amin born?

Shaina Amin was born on 26 February 1991 in Mecca.

What is Shaina Amin's occupation?

Shaina Amin is an actor and model.

What nationality is Shaina Amin?

Shaina Amin is Bangladeshi.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Shaina Amin

· Wikidata: Q18987287

· DBpedia: Shaina Amin

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