Popular actor Abdul Kader dies

Dhaka, Bangladesh || Tuesday, 26 May 2026 || 12 Jyoishtho 1433

HEADLINE:

Health Ministry’s Role in Strengthening Tobacco Control Law Highly Commendable 26 MPs Issue DO Letters Urging Increased Taxes on Tobacco Products Online gambling pushes the nation towards ruin Front-of-Package Labelling Reduces NCD Risks 33 Held with 2,400 Bags of Cement During Smuggling Attempt to Myanmar Raju Law Expands into Europe Final arguments begin today in case against Obaidul Quader, six others

Heartbreaking Letter from Dr. Samina Azam on Losing Her Father, Freedom Fighter Engineer Mosharraf Hossain

What I am writing is not meant to blame

Capital crime under fire as DMP tightens net

The Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) has intensified a citywide

Social media is pushing children and adolescents toward ruin

Our children and adolescents are passing through a terrifying

How Uranium Will Generate Electricity at Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant

With nuclear fuel loading beginning at the first unit

Popular actor Abdul Kader dies

Published : Saturday, 26 December, 2020 at 10:23 AM, Count : 760

Popular actor Abdul Kader has passed away (Inna Lillahi wa inna ilayhi raji'un) on Saturday morning. He was 69.

He breathed his last at 8:20 am on Saturday while undergoing treatment at Evercare Hospital in the capital.

Abdul Kader's daughter-in-law Zahida Islam Jamie confirmed this information to Daily Bangladesh.

Earlier on December 20, Abdul Kader, who was diagnosed with stage IV cancer, returned to Dhaka from Chennai's Christian Medical Hospital in India.

Zahida Islam Jamie said that the Renowned actor had been suffering from cancer. He was taken to Chennai on December 8 for advanced treatment. He was diagnosed with cancer on December 15 after an examination at a hospital there. Doctors said his condition was critical and cancer had spread throughout his body. He was not given chemotherapy due to his physical condition.

Abdul Kader is best known for playing Bodi in Humayun Ahmed's popular series, "Kothao Keu Nei" and Dulabhai in Humayun Ahmed's "Nokkhotrer Raat."

« Previous