Hridi Haq
Bangladeshi actress
Hridi Haq (born July 28) is a theater, film and television director, writer and actress from Dhaka, Bangladesh. She made her directorial debut with government-granted film, "1971 Shei Shob Din", which depicts the gripping narrative of Bangladesh's Liberation War. Hridi Huq is noted as the Secretary of Nagorik Nattyangon, the renowned theatre group of Bangladesh and Executive Member of Bangladesh Group Theater Federation. In 2016, she became the Joint General Secretary of Director's Guild for consecutive second term.
Personal life
Hridi Huq is the daughter of theatre activist parents Lucky Enam and Enamul Huq. She has a sister, Proitee Huq, who is also a theater activist.
Huq is married to actor Litu Anam since 2005. Together they have twin children, Auniruddho Unmon and Aunoshua Hridi.
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