K M Mosharraf Hossain, widely recognized by his stage name Mosharraf Karim, is a prominent Bangladeshi actor who has made significant contributions to both theater and television. His professional journey began in the late 1980s when he joined the theater troupe “Nattokendro,” where he honed his craft over 16 years, performing lead roles in numerous acclaimed productions. His dedication to theater laid a strong foundation for his acting career, showcasing his talent and versatility in various dramatic roles.

In 1999, Mosharraf Karim transitioned to television with his debut in the single-episode play “Atithi,” directed by Ferdous Hasan. This marked the beginning of a successful television career, where he quickly became a household name. His ability to connect with audiences through his natural acting and expressive performances has made him a beloved figure in Bangladeshi entertainment. Notably, in 2004, he gained further recognition for his roles in the popular telefilm “Kyarom,” alongside Nusrat Imroz Tisha, solidifying his status as a leading actor.

Karim’s film career took off in 2009 with his performance in “Third Person Singular Number,” where he again collaborated with Tisha. His work in television continued to flourish with notable drama serials such as “420,” “Vober Hat,” and “Ghor Kutum.” His filmography also includes the critically acclaimed “Daruchini Dip,” directed by Tauquir Ahmed, showcasing his range as an actor.

Throughout his career, Mosharraf Karim has demonstrated a remarkable ability to adapt and thrive in various acting mediums. His contributions to Bangladeshi theater and television have not only entertained audiences but have also inspired aspiring actors in the industry. With a legacy of impactful performances, he remains a significant figure in the cultural landscape of Bangladesh.