Sarika’s great escape

Nothing was pre-planned; it started with turning off the cell phones and heading to Cox’s Bazar.

Sarika Subrin

 

Rumours broke out when sakira one of the busiest actresses of recent times, went missing. Her cell-phone was off and there was hardly any clue about the actress. But the real story is quite different. Today we bring our readers to Sarika as the actress shares her feelings recently.

“It happened incidentally. I honestly had no idea that my sudden disappearance will trigger such a scare among my fans and well wishers. In fact, I wanted some leisure moments for myself,” said Sarika while speaking about her sudden disappearance.

During the last two eids, a total of 60 single episode TV plays featuring Sarika were aired on different TV channels.

“Prior to the two religious festivals, I was very busy for shooting of the plays. Literally, I had to race against the clock to do the shootings on time. There were times when I had to do shooting the entire night,” said Sarika.

“So, after all that hard work I do deserve a little rest,” she added.

Sarika chose Cox’s Bazar as an ideal spot for her vacation as the vast openness of the sea and the fresh breeze blowing over the beach can cheer up anyone in a moment.

“I feel totally fresh, my numbness is gone and my head feels lighter than ever, as though I am reborn,” said the actress.

“Away from everything-even from my cell phone, I spent the entire time relaxing and taking the much required rest,” she continued.

“Besides, I really needed some peace and quiet to make all those sleepless nights,” she added.

Speaking about her current plans, the actress said, “I will be working on two single episode TV plays. One of the plays will be shot abroad.”

So when it comes to drama serial and single episode TV plays which Sarika prefers most.

“I like working on single episode TV plays more because in single episode TV plays I have the chance to do many diverse roles. So, I can learn more and can act in different and diverse characters,” said Sarika.

So, which would you prefer—acting or modelling?

“I prefer both. I love both acting and modelling. I started my career in media as a model, so I can never stop thinking about modelling. But I would love to see myself as an established actress,” she said.

Speaking about her future plans Sarika said,“ I don’t have a big plan. All I want is that the viewers remember me for who I am,”

“I want to work in good productions and leave behind some good works,” she said.

Speaking about her plans for film, the actress said,“ Of course, I am interested about film but it will depend on the storyline.”

“Finally, I want to thank my fans and well wishers for their sincere love and support. I would tell them that I am back and better-than-ever. I hope, they will continue to support me in future as they did in the past,” concluded Sarika.

News Source: The Daily Sun

Youth will change the nation, hope Nirab, Sarika

The young generation of Bangladesh will one day change the nation, hope both Sarika and Nirab, two of country’s popular models and actors, during an online adda or chat on the night of September 22.

Nirob and Sarika

As a part of a regular programme, banglanews24.com arranged a nearly two-hour online adda. The adda began at 10:00pm. Popular actors and models Nirab and Sarika talked to the online visitors as guests for this episode.

They came to the news portal’s office on time and attended the online chat. They thanked the organisers for arranging this kind of programme at the beginning.

They answered different questions of their fans through two chat-box links titled ‘Premer Nam Bedona’ and ‘Bondhu Tumi Shotru Tumi’.

Responding to a question, Sarika said she equally loves modelling and performance. ``But it will take some time to perform on big screen.``

Nirab said he also equally loves performance but he enjoys big screen rather than small screen.

About Nirab, Sarika commented that he is very ‘down to earth’ and he has ‘no false pride.’

Commenting on Sarika, Nirab said, ‘She has many things to like and dislike as well’.

The portal’s web radio and web television aired the programme live.

The organisers will give award to a person for the best question to the actors. Meanwhile, the organisers awarded Rahitul Islam Ruwel selecting from others for proposing the names of the couple.

For more information visit www.banglanews24.com.

Earlier, the programme was started with an adda with country’s one of the young music stars, Mila, and earned huge response from the online audience.

Sarika marked a high point for model actress

Last year marked a high point for model-actress Sarika who successfully established a niche for herself in the media. She chalked up the highest number of TV Commercials (TVC) which won viewers' hearts. She also won accolades with her performance in TV plays like Chayanika Chowdhury's “Tomar Kachhe Phera”, Animesh Aich's “Commissioner”, Akram Khan's “Odrishsho Romoni” and Himel Ashraf's “Premer Naam Bedona”.

However, Sarika handled her growing popularity deftly, as she carefully handpicked her works, ensuring that the audience kept wanting more of her. The year started with her widely applauded performance in the TVC for a Pran product. She kept the hype alive with the Keya Lemon Beauty Soap ad. Many fans stayed glued to their TV sets just to get a glimpse of her in the ad. Another fine addition to Sarika's repertoire was Banglalink's 'Shunte Ki Pao' ad.

Rumours surrounding Sarika's debut on the silver screen were widely publicised by newspapers in mid-2010. Referring to the buzz in the media, Sarika says she doesn't want to be a movie actress at the moment, adding that family concerns are keeping her from joining the film industry. However the dream of becoming a supermodel lives on, Sarika asserts.

At the end of last year, Sarika's appearance in a 'Banglalink Desh' ad also reminded everyone that she is here to stay. In 2010 alone, Sarika had done 10 ads for Banglalink.

She also picked up the role of Rumali -- the protagonist in the TV adaptation of Humayun Ahmed's novel (with the same title). Sarika termed the opportunity as a turning point, adding that she is thrilled to portray a role written by Humayun Ahmed. On her plans for 2011, Sarika says she has mapped out what she wants, but everyone would have to wait for them to be revealed. However she gave a peek, saying that her wish is to act in some good TV plays, so her name is cemented in the hearts of the audience.

News Source:  The Daily Star