Baker Bhai

Baker Bhai (Bengali: বাকের ভাই lit. "Brother Bāker") is the lead character in a popular Bangladeshi television series called Kothao Keu Nei. The character is portrayed by Bangladeshi actor Asaduzzaman Noor. The show was created by Humayun Ahmed in 1990.[1][2][3]

Baker Bhai
Kothao Keu Nei character
Created byHumayun Ahmed
Portrayed byAsaduzzaman Noor
In-universe information
GenderMale
OccupationGangster, Outlaw
SpouseUnmarried
Significant other
  • Muna
  • Bodi
  • Mojnu
NationalityBangladeshi

Character

Baker (Asaduzzaman Noor) is portrayed as a local gangster who patrols the streets with his two companions,Bodi (Abdul Kader) and Mojnu (Lutfur Rahman George). As the leader of this small motorcycle gang, Bakeer Bhai skirts the edges of society, living just outside the law and outside of mainstream society. Although a rogue, gangster and rebellious spirit, he is known as a fair and just individual who won't hesitate to step in and correct an injustice or to come to the aid of the defenseless.

During the course of the drama, Baker Bhai endears himself to a woman named Muna (Suborna Mustafa), who initially disrespects him as a common thug, but eventually succumbs to his roguish charms and his sense of justice and develops feelings for him. As the head of a gang, Baker Bhai has to juggle the many competing claims to his turf. This and his readiness to come to the defense of the victimized get him in a series of serious conflicts and dangerous situations. In the end, he is betrayed by one of his own friends and is hanged on a charge of murder despite being innocent. Baker Bhai forgave his betrayer before his execution.

Reception

The series was so popular in Bangladesh, and the character of Baker Bhai so beloved, that mass street protests took place when it was learned that the character would be sentenced to be hanged. Protesters gathered in the thousands and threatened to retaliate if the television station, Bangladesh Television, didn't reverse this decision. The station, however, didn't change their plans and the series ended with beloved Baker Bhai's death.

Films and Dramas Feazturing Baker Bhai
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See also

References
  1. "BanglaNatok.com". Archived from the original on 2014-03-27. Retrieved 2014-03-26.
  2. Ferdous, Fahmim (2013-11-12). "He who told the best tales ..." The Daily Star. Retrieved 2016-04-30.
  3. "Bangladesh : Writers- Humayun Ahmed". www.vabantar.com. Retrieved 2016-04-30.
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