Actress Farin Khan has caught viewers’ attention with her debut drama series, Prothom Premer Golpo, directed by Tanvir Tanmoy and released on YouTube.
After starting her career in films, Farin gradually established herself in television dramas, earning recognition for portraying diverse characters in stories with distinctive themes.
Although she has regularly appeared in standalone dramas, Prothom Premer Golpo marks her first series.
Farin plays a significant character in the production, alongside Niloy Alamgir, Himi, Zahid Hossain Shovon and Farzana Chumki, among others.
She makes a striking entrance in the opening scene of the first episode with a mysterious smile, leaving viewers curious about her character. Her role is expected to unfold gradually in upcoming episodes.
“Prothom Premer Golpo is my first drama series, and my character has an important role in the story. I really liked the character, which is why I decided to take part in the project,” Farin said.
She added that the team had completed filming 10 episodes, with shooting for the next batch scheduled to begin next month.
Encouraged by the response to the first episode and its growing viewership, she expressed hope that the series would achieve further success.
Farin also thanked Naf Entertainment, Niloy Alamgir, director Tanvir Tanmoy and the entire production team for their support.
The actress celebrated her birthday on 12 October, receiving warm wishes from colleagues in the entertainment industry.
Reflecting on her childhood, Farin said she lost her father when she was seven months in her mother’s womb.
Her mother raised her, and she said she did not grow up with the kind of pampered childhood often associated with a princess.
Her notable television dramas include Priyo Thikana, Moner Majhe Tumi, Love Buzz, Switch and Love You Teacher.
She began her acting career in the film Dhyatteriki, while several other films featuring her are awaiting release.
Farin has also received praise for appearing in music videos, including Asif Akbar’s Premer Nodi and Sheikh Sadi’s Tomay Chhoar Ichchhe.
