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Published : November 9, 2026

Lara Lotus set for film comeback after a long break

TBT DESK

Actress Lara Lotus is set to return to the big screen after a lengthy break, taking on a new role in ‘Janalar Opare Keu Nei’, directed by Zulfikar Zahedi.

After making a comeback to television dramas, the actress has now begun work on the film.

Lara said she had acted in films before but had not worked regularly on the big screen because she had struggled to find stories and characters that appealed to her. After a long gap, she is returning to the camera with a role and story she genuinely likes.

The actress also shared her thoughts on contemporary Bangladeshi cinema. In her view, the industry has changed over time, with filmmakers increasingly moving beyond conventional formulas to explore distinctive stories that reflect contemporary tastes.

Lara believes ‘Janalar Opare Keu Nei’ also has several elements that could meet the expectations of today’s audiences. She hopes viewers will discover a different side of her through the film.

Lara has previously acted in numerous television dramas. She has also drawn attention for her performances in ‘Manushtike Dekho’, directed by Gazi Rakayet, and ‘Pari’, directed by Rashed Shamim Shyam.

With her latest project, the actress is preparing to make her presence felt on the big screen once again.

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