CJFB Performance Award

CJFB Performance Award is a Bangladeshi film and music award made by the Cultural Journalists' Forum of Bangladesh.

The award started in 2000 and it was held for the 16th time in 19 December 2016 at Basundhara Convention City Hall, Dhaka. It is sponsored by Uro, a beverage company. It is sometimes described as Uro-Cola CJFB Performance Award.[1][2][3]

Categories

(Some categories are irregular)

  • Best Film
  • Best Director
  • Best Actor
  • Best Actress
  • Best Male Singer
  • Best Female Singer
  • Best Music Director
  • Best Lyrics
  • Best Pop Singer
  • Best Debut Singer
  • Best Television Actor
  • Best Television Actress
  • Most Popular Television Artist
  • Best Television Director
  • Best Advertisement Director
  • Best Male Model
  • Best Female Model
  • Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Special Award (music)
  • Special Award (journalism)
  • Best Event Organizer
  • Best YouTube Channel
  • Best YouTuber
  • Popular Streaming Platform

Ceremonies
  • 1st CJFB Performance Award
  • 2nd CJFB Performance Award
  • 3rd CJFB Performance Award
  • 4th CJFB Performance Award
  • 5th CJFB Performance Award
  • 6th CJFB Performance Award
  • 7th CJFB Performance Award
  • 8th CJFB Performance Award
  • 9th CJFB Performance Award
  • 10th CJFB Performance Award
  • 11th CJFB Performance Award
  • 12th CJFB Performance Award
  • 13th CJFB Performance Award
  • 14th CJFB Performance Award
  • 15th CJFB Performance Award
  • 16th CJFB Performance Award
  • 17th CJFB Performance Award
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References
  1. "CJFB Performance Award conferred". The Independent. Dhaka.
  2. "Ananta Jalil and Barsha win CJFB Performance Award". Dhaka Tribune. Retrieved 2018-02-21.
  3. "CJFB Awards given". The New Nation. Retrieved 2018-02-21.
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