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Mahmud Sajjad
(1948-2021)
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Mahmud Sajjad was born in 1948 in Bangladesh. He was an actor, known for
Priyojon (1996)
,
Songsar (1968)
and
Jhorer Pakhi (1973)
. He was married to Mamtaz Begum. He died on 24 October 2021 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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Known for
Priyojon
8.0
Mr. Chowdhury, Sumon's father
1996
Songsar
Actor
(as Sajjad)
1968
Jhorer Pakhi
8.8
Raihan Kaiser
(as Sazzad)
1973
Swami Streer Wada
6.1
Actor
2009
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Swami Streer Wada
6.1
2009
Priyojon
8.0
Mr. Chowdhury, Sumon's father
1996
Sakal Sandhya
TV Series
1979–1983
Jhorer Pakhi
8.8
Raihan Kaiser
(as Sazzad)
1973
Apon Por
(as Sajjad)
1970
Songsar
(as Sajjad)
1968
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Alternative names
Sajjad
Born
1948
Bangladesh
Died
October 24
,
2021
Dhaka, Bangladesh
(complications from COVID-19)
Spouse
Mamtaz Begum
? - October 24, 2021 (his death, 2 children)
Relatives
M. Hamid
(Sibling)
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