Yoon Jeong-hee Biography,Age, Height, Family

 

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Jeong-hee Yoon is a South Korean actress. She was born in Gwangju, South Korea.   began her acting career in 2007, and has since appeared in numerous films and television series. You might be interested to know more about se So, in this article, we discussed all information about Yoon se net worth, wiki, bio, career, height, weight, family, pics, affairs, car, salary, age, and other details in 2024. Continue reading to discover who is she

Do you wanna know she full Biodata? Shealso known as Son Mi-ja is a South Korean Actress. She was born in Gwangju, South Korea on July 30, 1944. She is 79 years old. Take a look at the following table for more information.

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Nickname Son Mi-ja

Gender Female

Date of Birth 30-Jul-1944

Age in 2024 79

Birth Place Gwangju, South Korea

Country South Korea

Nationality South Korean

Height m

Weight – KG

Profession South Korean Actress

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Yoon Jeong-hee Age, and Birthday Info 2024

Birthday 30-Jul-1944

Name of the Day Sunday

Zodiac Sign (Horoscope) Leo

Next Birthday 30 July, 2024

Age in 2024 79 years

Place of Birth Gwangju, South Korea

Country of Birth South Korea

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Parents Name Not known

Spouse Name Kun-Woo Paik

Children Name Unknown

Number of Children(s) Not available

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Kim Ok-vin, Biography,Age, Height, Family

 

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Kim Ok-vin is a South Korean actress who rose to international prominence following her role in Chan Wook Park’s horror film ‘Thirst’. Coming from a very humble background, she entered the industry after participating in an online beauty pageant. She made her debut in 2005 with the TV series ‘Hanoi’. She was considered as one of the leads for the 2005 film ‘Voice’. Her award-winning performance in ‘Voice’ established her in the league of the most talented young actresses and her film career took off quite nicely in the early phase itself. She went on to feature in films such as ‘Arang’ and ‘Thirst’. The latter one was directed by Park Chan-wook and became an international sensation and won the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival. Thereafter, she starred in some highly appreciated films such as ‘The Front Line’ and ‘Over Body’ and TV series’ such as ‘Blade and Petal’ and ‘War of Money.

Childhood & Early Life

Kim Ok-vin was born in Gwangyan, South Korea on December 29, 1986 in a very humble family. Her family wasn’t one of the richest ones in the area, and often struggled with finances. Kim grew up as the eldest one of the three siblings and both her younger sisters .

In order to cope up with dire circumstances, Kim looked for an outing and trained in martial arts to be mentally strong enough to deal with her troubles. She got herself trained in taekwondo, muay thai, boxing and Hapkido.

During her middle school days, she developed a flair for acting, and paired with her stunningly good looks, she was a popular figure during her middle school and high school years.

Due to unwanted circumstances, she had to drop out of the school. According to the reports, she did it in order to provide her sisters better opportunities to study and grow while Kim opted for self studies.

Kim Ok-vin had a recorded IQ of over 140, which helped her greatly in designing her own education and when her financial condition got better, she enrolled at the Kyung Hee University for further studies.

During her late teenage years,

Kim Ok-vin participated in an online beauty competition hosted by web company Naver. It turned out to be a turning point in her life. She was noticed by talent agencies, and auditioned for a role in the film ‘Voice’.

Career

She was selected for the horror film ‘Voice’. She was one of the three new actresses chosen for the role, and hit a home run with her debut film itself. In the film, Kim played the role of a wandering soul. She received several award nominations for her acting in the film.

Still a teenager, she started getting offers of mature roles owing to the success of her first film.

Starting her TV career with ‘Hanoi Bride’ in 2004, she also did a music video in the same year for Lee Seung-chung’s song ‘A Cold Heart’. Both of these stints provided her further exposure.

In the 2006 film ‘Dasepo Naughty Girls’, she played the role of a young girl who had to resort to prostitution in order to support her family. The director of the film felt that Kim was one of the most matured actresses he ever worked with or auditioned. The film was filled with explicit sex scenes, but considering the gravitas of the role she was being offered, Kim did it and received a lot of appreciation.

In 2006, she was selected to feature in the drama ‘Hello God’, but while shooting for the role, she developed self-doubts and as the shooting schedule was very tight, she got only two-hours of sleep every day. As a result of this she was reported to have collapsed on the sets.

Later in 2006, she had to learn break dance for her next role in the series ‘Over the Rainbow’. She played the character with panache and had role in the success of the series. 

In late 2008, director Park Chan-wook signed Kim for his next venture titled ‘Thirst’. Kim played the role of an object of fascination for a vampire and had to do some intense sex scenes, for which she was initially uncomfortable. The film made waves across the film festivals and ended up winning the Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival and Kim won the Best Actress Award at the Sitges Film Festival. At the local box office as well, the film registered a mega success and eventually became one of the biggest hits of the year.

Kim then surprised her fans with signing a low budget film titled ‘Actresses’, where she played herself along with a few other South Korean actresses. The film opened to critical and commercial success in December 2009.

After a break from the big screen for two years, Kim made a comeback with the 2011 war drama film ‘The Front Line’. She was appreciated for playing the role of a North Korean sniper in the film which revolved around the Korean War.

For the 2012 comedy film ‘Over my Dead Body’, Kim exhibited her extreme perfectionism by dying her hair all pink for the role. The film was a major box office success and was followed by the science fiction thriller titled ’11 A.M.’ in 2013.

After a very long hiatus of seven years, she made a comeback to the television with the historical fiction series ‘Blade and the Petal’, where she played the leading role as princess So-hee. The drama was a success, and was subsequently telecast on demand in many other neighbouring markets.

In 2014, Kim received an excellence award at the APAN Star Awards for her leading role in the series ‘Yoo-na’s Street’ and received a nomination at the Baeksang Arts Awards for the same.

In 2015, she appeared as the leading lady in the courtroom drama film ‘Minority Opinion’, which was adapted from a novel of the same name.

In 2017, she appeared in the action thriller film ‘The Villainess’, where she played a highly skilled assassin with a dark past. The film opened in the Cannes Film Festival and for her role, Kim was nominated for Buil Film Awards, Grand Bell Awards and the Seoul Awards for her amazing performance.

Personal Life

Kim Ok-bin was romantically involved with her ‘Yoo-na’s Street’ co-star Lee Hee-joon, but after six months of dating, the couple broke up.

Kim has been extremely close with both her younger sisters. After she moved to Seoul, and found success in the industry, she invited both her sisters to stay with her and even supported the career growth of her sister, Chae Seo-jin, as an actress.

Weight & Physical Stats

Body Measurements 32-26-32 Inches

Bodytype Hourglass

Height 3 feet 10 inches (1.19 m)

Weight 54 kg (119 lbs)

Hair Color Brown

Eye Color Black

Dating & Relationship status

She is currently single. She is not dating anyone. We don’t have much information about She’s past relationship and any previous engaged. According to our Database, Kim Ok-vin has no children.

Mosharraf Karim : Versatile Actor's Impactful Journey.

 

“Mosharraf Karim: Versatile Bangladeshi Actor Making Waves in Theater, Television, and Film with Impactful Performances and Endearing Characters.”

The term 'Habba' is an adjective used to describe a person who is passionate, fervent, headstrong, intense, fiery, zealous, and someone with a strong and determined mindset.

Born Name : KM Mosharraf Karim
Born : 22 August 1971 (age 52)
Nationality : Bangladeshi
Other names : Shamim
Occupation : Actor
Years active : 1999–present
Spouse :
Robena Reza Jui ​( M. 2004)
Working area:
Theater artist
Television personality
Film industry

About

Mosharraf Karim Tisha

KM Mosharraf Hossain  , better known as Mosharraf Karim, stands as a prominent figure in Bangladeshi television and film.

Mosharraf Karim – Tinie Gorib

His journey began in the late 1980s as a dedicated theater artist with Nattokendro, where he held lead roles for 16 years alongside collaborations with actor Chanchal Chowdhury.

In 1989, Mosharraf Karim, encouraged by Tariq Anam Khan, entered an audition that marked his entry into theater.

Mosharraf Karim- Golper Feriwalah

Starting with the troupe "Nattokendro," he spent 16 fulfilling years on the stage. Transitioning to television in 1999, he became a regular face on screens from February 2005 onwards.

A unique twist occurred in 2005 when he changed his name from Mosharraf Hossain to Mosharraf Karim, with "Karim" derived from his father's name.

Reflecting on his early inspiration, Mosharraf Karim recalled a pivotal moment in third grade when he recited a poem about the moon. This experience kindled a connection between his subconscious and conscious mind, instilling in him a passion for poetry and a desire to master the art. Since then, his ambition to be an artist has driven his successful career.

—  Mosharraf Karim, sharing his artistic journey with Prothom Alo.

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Career

Mosharraf Karim — Mobarak Nama

Mosharraf Karim, a prominent figure in Bangladeshi entertainment, had a longstanding association with "Chabial" and collaborated extensively with director Mostofa Sarwar Farooki.

Mosharraf Karim — Mohanagar

Notably on television series like Television, Third Person Singular Number, Vober ​​Hat, 420, House Full, FnF, Mohanagar, 50-50, Oggatonama, and Dour.

In 2004, a pivotal year in his career, Karim played significant roles in two television productions. Notably, he starred in the popular telefilm "Kyarom" alongside co-artist Nusrat Imroz Tisha. Prior to this, his central role in 'Hefaz Bhai,' directed by Syed Awlad, marked his early contributions to the industry.

Mosharraf Karim – Goru Chor

The year 2009 saw, he ventured into film with his debut in "Third Person Singular Number," where he acted alongside co-artist Nusrat Imroz Tisha. Simultaneously, he made his mark in television with the drama series "420," aired on Channel I, Barrister Sayed Suman: Impact in Law, Political and Activism. – (biographiess.com) main star.

Following this, Karim continued to make significant contributions to dramas like "Vober ​​Hat" and "Ghor Kutum." Additionally, he showcased his acting prowess in the 2007 film “Daruchini Dip,” directed by Tauquir Ahmed. Karim's versatility and impactful performances have solidified his position as a leading figure in Bangladeshi entertainment, transcending both television and film with his unique talent and dedication.

Achievements : Not tall, no trace of a Greek sculpture on his face and his complexion isn't exceptionally fair either.

Metro Rail of India — everywhere Mosharraf Karim

“ Not tall, no trace of a Greek sculpture on his face, and his complexion isn't exceptionally fair either.

Habba

Yet, what is it in Mosharraf Karim that captivates the hearts of countless people from both Bengals? To be an actor, one must possess something like that. Constant good wishes for Mosharraf Karim.”

It appears to be a poetic and appreciative description of Mosharraf Karim's unique qualities and the impact he has on his fans despite not fitting into conventional standards of appearance. The message expresses admiration for his acting abilities and wishes him continued success.

Natok: “Habba, ” the upcoming film starring , has created a buzz in Kolkata with its posters, banners, and billboards. Directed by Bratya Basu,

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“Habba,” the upcoming film starring Mosharraf Karim, has created a buzz in Kolkata with its posters, banners, and billboards. Directed by Bratya Basu, the movie is expected to showcase Mosharraf Karim in a role that promises fame.

The anticipation is high, and success is wished for the entire "Habba" team, hoping the film will bring Bangladeshi talent to a global stage.

The term 'Habba' is an adjective used to describe a person who is passionate, fervent, headstrong, intense, fiery, zealous, and someone with a strong and determined mindset. It characterizes an individual whose enthusiasm and energy radiate, often manifesting as a fiery spirit or a determined attitude.

 

Mosharraf Karim and Prosenjit Chatterjee

Mosharraf Karim and Prosenjit Chatterjee

Face to face, two legends! ♥️ When two beloved actors from Bengal share a frame, magic happens. Mosharraf Karim and Prosenjit Chatterjee , each a powerhouse of talent, come together, creating a visual delight for fans. It's a celebration of Bengali cinema, with these two icons leaving an indelible mark. Their presence on screen is a testament to the richness of Bengali entertainment, weaving stories that resonate with hearts worldwide.

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Shabana : Actress, UNICEF Ambassador, Award-Winning Legacy.

 

"Shabana: Iconic Bangladeshi Actress, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, Ten National Film Awards Winner, and Lifetime Achievement Awardee for Outstanding Contributions."

Shabana: Iconic Bangladeshi Actress, UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.

Born Name : Afroza Sultana Ratna
Born : 5 June 1950 (age 73)
Place : Raozan, Chittagong, East Bengal, Pakistan
Nationality : Bangladeshi
Occupation(s) :
Film Actress : Producer
Years active : 1962–1998
Spouse :
Wahid Sadique ​( M . 1973)
​ Childrens
: Daughter's :
Shumi Iqbal
Urmi Sadik
Son : Nahin Sadik
Awards :
Bangladesh National Film Awards (10 times)

About

“Shabana: Bangladeshi Actress, UNICEF Ambassador, Award-Winning Legacy.

Afroza Sultana Ratna, known by her stage name Shabana, is a renowned Bangladeshi film actress who has garnered significant recognition for her contributions to the industry. Over the course of her three-decade-long career, she appeared in a total of 299 films and received ten Bangladesh National Film Awards.

Shabana

Her notable performances that earned her national film awards include roles in films such as “Janani” (1977), “Sokhi Tumi Kar” (1980), “Dui Poisar Alta” (1982), “Nazma” (1983), “Bhat De ” (1984), “Apeksha” (1987), “Ranga Bhabi” (1989), “Moroner Pore” (1990), and “Achena” (1991). Particularly, her role in "Bhat De" not only secured her the National Film Award for Best Actress in 1984 but also led to her attendance at the Cannes Film Festival.

Shabana

In addition to her illustrious acting career, Shabana has been actively involved in humanitarian efforts. She served as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and played a vital role in vaccination campaigns against polio in Bangladesh during 1988 and 1989.

Her dedication to social causes was further highlighted by her association with fellow UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador, actress Audrey Hepburn, in 1989.

In recognition of her outstanding contributions to the Bangladeshi Film Industry, Shabana was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Prime Minister in July 2017. This accolade underscores her enduring impact and legacy as a distinguished figure in the country's cinematic landscape.

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Early life and Career

Shabana - Urdu Film DAGH – 1969

Shabana's family roots are firmly planted in the picturesque landscape of Dabua, Raozan, in the heart of Chittagong.

Shabana – DAGH – 1969

Embarking on her cinematic journey, she took her first steps into the limelight alongside the talented Pakistani actor Nadeem in the 1967 Urdu film “Chakori.” With grace and versatility, Shabana etched her mark in the industry, gracing 299 films in both Bengali and Urdu.

Shabana and Jashim, Rituporna & Indian Actor Chunky Pandey,

In a delightful twist to her story, she ventured into Hindi cinema with the 1986 film "Shatru," where she shared the screen with the legendary Rajesh Khanna, under the masterful direction of Pramod Chakravorty. It's not every day that one transitions seamlessly between languages ​​and genres, but Shabana did so with finesse, making her a true maestro of the silver screen.

Shabana and Alamgir–Moroner Porea.

Her collaborative spirit shines through as she teamed up with a stellar cast of actors, from Nadeem and Razzak to Rajesh Khanna, weaving a tapestry of cinematic brilliance. This journey isn't just about films; it's a celebration of cultural amalgamation and artistic excellence.

Shabana's story isn't just about the characters she portrayed, but also about breaking barriers and fostering connections through the language of cinema. In the grand tapestry of her career, each film is a vibrant thread, weaving a tale of talent, diversity, and timeless entertainment.

Shabana-Nadeem pair

Shabana –With Pakistani Super star Nadeem,..Urdu Film Basira -Shakti – 1984

Shabana made her debut alongside Pakistani actor Nadeem in the 1967 Urdu film “Chakori.”

Shabana and Nadeem in urdu movie -Chaand Sooraj -1970.

Notable performances in films like "Anari," "Chotey Sahab," "Chand aur Chandni," and "Chand Suraj" garnered international acclaim. "Chand Suraj," an experimental film, showcased Shabana and Nadeem in its unconnected second half, earning praise from critics.

During the 80s, as cross-border co-productions gained popularity, Shabana reappeared in Pakistani cinema. She took on roles in films such as "Basera" (1984) and "Aandhi" (1991), both featuring Nadeem. Additionally, she starred in the Pakistan-Turkey co-production “Halchal” alongside Javed Sheikh in 1986.

Shabana's cinematic journey, marked by collaborations with Nadeem and participation in cross-cultural productions, reflects her enduring impact on the South Asian film landscape. Her ability to traverse diverse roles and genres underscores her versatility as an actress.

Personal life

Shabana — Happy birthday

In 1998, Shabana gracefully transitioned from her esteemed acting career, embarking on a new chapter in the United States with her family. Married to Bangladeshi film producer Wahid Sadique since 1973, their enduring partnership forms the cornerstone of a family that includes two daughters and a son.

Shabana- Early Life

The elder daughter, a Yale graduate, embarked on an academic journey that led her to pursue a Ph.D. at Harvard University. Simultaneously, Shabana's son has found his professional footing in the finance sector.

Shabana ..1988

The decision to relocate to the United States is not just a change of location but a deliberate choice to prioritize family bonds. This shift reveals a personal narrative intricately woven into the broader tapestry of Shabana's life. Her enduring relationship with Wahid Sadique serves as a testament to lasting love and partnership.

The achievements of her children, both academically and professionally, enrich Shabana's narrative, showcasing a harmonious blend of family and career. The move to the United States symbolizes not only the conclusion of a cinematic era but also the initiation of a vibrant and fulfilling family-focused chapter in the life of this esteemed Bangladeshi actress.

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