Nawba Tahiya Hossain, a rising star in the entertainment industry, has navigated early fame with grace, a rare feat for young actors. Despite her youth, she has effortlessly stepped into the limelight, garnering millions of views in popular dramas and making a successful debut on OTT platforms alongside established names. Her journey began at Bangladesh Shishu Academy, where she honed her skills in reciting poems and public speaking among peers.
Unexpectedly thrust into hosting a show, Tahiya embraced the opportunity, realizing in retrospect that it was a pivotal moment. From children’s programs on BTV to acting in dramas, her career trajectory was not premeditated but a manifestation of her mother’s aspirations for her to excel without hesitation.
Her breakout role came in Imraul Rafat’s “Chupi Chupi” opposite Niloy Alamgir, propelling her to stardom as the comedic lead. The drama’s immense success, amassing over 19 million views on YouTube and topping charts for weeks, showcased her talent and broadened her audience reach.
Transitioning to streaming platforms, Tahiya made her mark in “Punormilone” directed by Mizanur Rahman Aryan, sharing the screen with industry heavyweights. Her standout performance in the star-studded ensemble highlighted her acting prowess.
In her latest endeavor, the web-film “Noya Note” directed by Anonno Proteek Chowdhuri, Tahiya continues to build momentum in her career, captivating audiences with her authentic portrayal of characters.
Known for her understated approach to roles, Tahiya prioritizes authenticity, believing that characters should resonate realistically with viewers. Balancing her acting career with her studies, she maintains a dedicated focus on both realms, emphasizing the importance of education in her professional journey.
Collaborating frequently with Partho Sheikh in popular dramas like “Mitthe Kabber Ful” and “Amar Thikana Tumi,” Tahiya’s on-screen chemistry has sparked fan enthusiasm, although she maintains a professional relationship with her co-star.
While many aspire to transition to the silver screen, Tahiya remains steadfast in her current trajectory, aiming to solidify her presence in her current domain before exploring new horizons. With aspirations to work with renowned directors like Shihab Shaheen and Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, she draws inspiration from her childhood admiration for Shafayet Mansoor Rana’s telefilms.
From her humble beginnings at Shishu Academy to her current status as a rising star in YouTube dramas and Chorki web films, Nawba Tahiya’s journey reflects a natural progression guided by maternal wisdom and marked by her genuine on-screen presence. A role model for Gen Z, she embodies a grounded approach to success, allowing her talent to speak for itself without chasing fleeting fame.