Ashfaque Nipun

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Ashfaque Nipun
Ashfaque Nipun in Meril-Prothom Alo Awards
Born	(1980-08-26) 26 August 1980 (age 44) Chittagong, Bangladesh
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Occupations	Director screenwriter actor
Years active	2005–present
Notable work	Mohanagar
Spouse	Elita Karim ​ (m. 2015)​
Parents	Mohammad Alauddin (father) Kazi Rokeya Begum (mother)

Ashfaque Nipun is a Bangladeshi filmmaker, screenwriter and actor known for directing Mohanagar, Mukim Brothers, Ei Shohore, Landphone Er Dingulite Prem, Alpona Kajol, Sonali Danar Chil, Ms. Shuily, Mukh O Mukhosh Er Golpo, Victim and Eti Maa.^[1][2]

He directed the TV series Mukim Brothers in 2010. In the beginning of his career, he also worked as an actor. Nipun has performed in works such as Upashanghar, Un-Manush, First Date, and Middleclass Sentiment.

He wrote the screenplays for the telefilms 'Dondo Shomash' (2017) and 'Ei Shohore' (2019) and he directed ‘Mohanagar’ (2021) and ‘Sabrina’ (2022), which was successful in both Bangladesh and India.