Playing the parallel female lead, completing the film's intense love triangle.

Portraying one of the wives, bringing her signature emotional depth to the romantic conflict.

(Two Wives, One Husband) is a notable 2003 Bangladeshi romantic-action film that explores the complexities of polygamy and emotional loyalty. Released under the production of Kritanjoli , the film remains a significant entry in Dhallywood's early 2000s era, known for its star-studded cast and dramatic storytelling. Production Profile Director: F.I. Manik Producer/Story: Manna Release Year: 2003 Runtime: Approximately 2 hours and 36 minutes Genre: Romantic, Action Primary Cast

Includes veteran actors like Rajib, Ahmed Sharif, Afjal Sharif, and Anowar. Narrative & Critical Context

The film's appeal was largely driven by the chemistry between its three lead superstars:

The story centers on the dilemmas faced by a man entangled in relationships with two women, questioning who will ultimately be his true life partner in a bond tested by love and societal pressure. While primarily a romantic drama, it incorporates action elements typical of Manna's filmography to maintain a high-stakes commercial appeal.