Sadia Jahan Prova made her debut in the showbiz world through a television commercial for Meril Beauty Soap. The advertisement received widespread appreciation and quickly brought her into the spotlight. Following its success, she appeared in numerous television commercials before establishing herself as an actress in single-episode dramas, television serials, and telefilms. Over the years, she has become one of the country’s well-known television personalities.
Prova hails from Shariatpur District. Her father is Mujibur Rahman, and her mother is Kalpana Begum. She is the eldest daughter in her family. She studied Fashion Designing at Shanto-Mariam University of Creative Technology. Passionate about fashion, she designs many of her own outfits and hopes to establish herself as a successful fashion designer in the future.
Although her busy schedule leaves her with little time for reading, she is an avid admirer of Humayun Ahmed’s works and enjoys reading his books whenever she can.
Prova’s career was severely affected by the leak of several private intimate videos that were allegedly released by her former fiancé Rajib. The videos surfaced around the time of her marriage to popular television actor Apurba, triggering widespread media attention and public controversy. The footage appeared to have been recorded with her knowledge rather than secretly.
The incident had a profound impact on both her personal and professional life. Amid the intense public scrutiny that followed, her marriage to Apurba eventually ended in divorce.
The release of the private videos sparked widespread controversy in Bangladesh and shocked the country’s entertainment industry. The incident drew strong criticism, particularly toward the person who leaked the recordings. Prova maintained that she was not solely responsible for what had happened and stated that her former fiancé, Rajib, had betrayed her by making the private videos public without her consent.
The controversy took a heavy emotional toll on Prova. She withdrew from the showbiz world and remained out of the public eye for nearly two years. In later interviews, she said that her parents were the only people who stood by her during that difficult period. With their support, she gradually recovered and eventually made a successful return to acting.
Her comeback began with the television drama Kadombini Moriya Proman Korilo She More Nai, which was adapted from Rabindranath Tagore’s short story Jibito O Mrito. The drama marked a significant milestone in her return to the screen.
Over the years, Prova has appeared in numerous acclaimed single-episode dramas and television serials, including Ghashful, Kabuliyatnama, Makorshar Jaal, Ohongkar, Houseful, Path Jana Nei, and Naya Pala, among many others.
Prova has often described acting as her greatest passion and has expressed her desire to continue her career in the showbiz world. She later remarried and has said that her husband has been a constant source of encouragement and support throughout her journey.
This write-up was first appeared on bd-personalities.blogspot.com (2013)
