Mridula Ahmed Racy, who is known by her stage name Racy, is a

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actress, business person and television anchor.

Early life

Mridula Ahmed was born 24 February 1987 at South balubari Dinajpur Sadar in Bangladesh. At age 8 she started to study classic dance practice Noborupi Shilpo organisation in Dinajpur. She learned folk, classical, ''monipuri'', ''vorotnattom'', and general dance..In 1995 she won second place at the national child contest at Dinajpur for folk dance. When she was 11 she came third at ''karitas'' Bangladesh for dance. She got the Bangladesh Shishu Academy award in 1997,1998,1999, 2000, 2001 for outstanding achievement. She got ''Jatioy Sikkha Soptha'' award several times. In 2000 she won the Bongobondhu Shishu Kishore Mela award for dance. In 1999 she achieved a testimonial certificate from Shilpokola Academy for general dance and took first in 2000. She finished ''uccango'' dance course there. On June 17, 2000 she was awarded a

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cultural award, organised by the national association of UNESCO clubs in Bangladesh. In 2000 Racy got Rasel Jatiyo Shishu Kishore first place award for folk dance. In 2003 Racy won the Goalini Binodon Bichitra photo contest.

Career

She did more than 15 television commercials. Racy's acting debut was in TV drama ''Jol Pore Pata Nore''. Her first commercial film appearance was in ''Nil Achol''. Racy did 50 commercial Bangladeshi films, including K''opal, Obuj shishu, Ar e Nam Valobasha, Chehara, Guru Vai, Amar Jan Amar Pran, Amar Buker Moddho Khane, Kajer Manush, Rikshawalar Chele, Mayer Chokh, Goriber Vai, Chotto Shongshar, Ak Joban, Amar Prithibi Tumi, Shami Vaggo, and Shunno''. Recently Racy finished shooting ''Yes Madam''. Racy got several awards from national cultural organisations including CJFB award, Babisas award several time as a best actress. She performed many national and international stage shows. In 2020 Racy started her beauty salon business at

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Personal life

On 22 June 2012 Racy married Md.Toufiqul Islam Pantha. They have two daughters, Radwa Islam and Raowa Islam.

Selected filmography

* '' Neel Achol'' * '' Ek Joban'' * '' Bazarer Coolie'' * '' Swami Vagyo'' * ''

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'' * '' Obohela'' * '' Chotto Shongshar'' * '' Rikshawalar Chele'' * '' Goriber Bhai'' * ''

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* {{DEFAULTSORT:Racy, Mridula Ahmed Bangladeshi film actresses Bangladeshi television actresses Living people Bangladeshi television presenters Bangladeshi women television presenters Bangladeshi businesspeople Year of birth missing (living people)