Abdul Kader passes away

 Eminent entertainer Abdul Kader died today at the capital's Evercare Hospital at 8:20 am. The news was affirmed by his little girl in-law, Zahida Islam. 

The entertainer, who was determined to have stage IV disease in Chennai's Christian Medical Hospital, gotten back to Dhaka on December 20. After quickly being admitted to Evercare Hospital, he had tried positive for Covid-19. Specialists in Chennai had announced that he was genuinely excessively powerless for chemotherapy. 

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Brought into the world in Sonarong town, Tongibari, Munshiganj, Kader's acting profession began with the job of Amal in Rabindranath Tagore's play "Daakghor". An understudy of Dhaka University, Kader was associated with theater from his understudy life. He was the dramatization secretary of Mohsin Hall Student Association. 

Abdul Kader picked up gigantic fame during the 90s through a few famous network shows. He showed up on the mainstream family-situated show, "Ittyadi", for a long while. 

In addition to other things, he was known for playing Bodi in Humayun Ahmed's "Kothao Keu Nei". Bodi assumed a significant part in Baker Bhai's capital punishment in the famous arrangement. Kader was commended for his exhibition.