This is a very special film. I was able to see life from a different perspective through it. A chance to play such an amazing character doesn’t come often, so I consider this as a big achievement.

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Actor Jaya Ahsan is appreciated in both Bangladesh and Kolkata.

Today marks the birthday of Jaya Ahsan, one of the most prolific actors in the history of the country. She boldly quit the television industry while she was the most popular actor there, to transition into cinema.

Jaya Ahsan, who has garnered immense popularity in the entertainment industries of both Bangladesh and West Bengal.

Recently, actor Jaya Ahsan was appointed as the brand ambassador of Vim Liquid, in partnership with Unilever Bangladesh Ltd.

National Award-winning actor Jaya Ahsan, who has garnered immense popularity in Kolkata, stars in Kaushik Ganguly's 2017 film, 'Bishorjon', alongside Abir Chatterjee in the lead role and Kaushik Ganguly in a special role.

Jaya Ahsan is undoubtedly the reigning queen of our showbiz industry, with her Midas touch translating to multiple national awards and blockbuster films. After the spectacular success of her production, Debi, the heartthrob of both Bengals talks to us about her latest projects, future plans, and more.

After her recent hit release Debi, the audience will yet again see Jaya Ahsan's mesmerizing performance in a new movie, Bijoya releasing in Kolkata on January 04, 2019.

After its release in San Francisco on November 3, it will soon travel across various American cities to entertain the audience.

The first song from Jaaz Multimedia's upcoming psychological thriller Debi, was released on YouTube recently. The folk-oriented song

We have seen Jaya excel at various roles in myriad films all throughout her illustrious career. This time, she takes it up a notch by not only performing in a psychological thriller, but also portraying a character

Jaya Ahsan has recently wrapped up the shooting schedule for her first home production “Debi” in Bangladesh. Now, the “Bishorjan”