Ananta Jalil wants to focus on business for now

Ananta Jalil is generally known and recognized as a popular film actor and producer of Dhaka films. However, he has a different identity beyond that. He is basically a garment businessman. He has a factory in Savar, near the capital. Where once about 12,000 workers worked, but now that number has come down to four thousand. This business crisis has now become a difficult reality for actor and businessman Ananta Jalil.

This popular star is now fully focused on business. He wants to spend time there for the time being to overcome the misery. For this reason, he is temporarily saying goodbye to cinema. According to Ananta Jalil, the business situation is so bad that for now, I am not thinking about acting. It will not even be possible to complete pending work.

The actor said, despite doing films, I was never crazy about cinema. I used to regularly keep track of the business even during the shooting. It is not reasonable to return to cinema until the business returns to a good level.

The actor and producer of 'Most Welcome' and 'Din the Day' said, "When a crisis arises in a job, it is my nature to focus on overcoming that crisis. Business is not going well now, and if you are busy with movies in this situation, the business situation is likely to become even more difficult."

Ananta Jalil made his big screen debut in 2008 through production and acting. Since the beginning of his career, his wife and actress Barsha has been in every movie. The actor said that if they do a movie in the future, they will do it together. Otherwise, neither of them will do it. Movies are not their profession, it is a hobby.

Meanwhile, Ananta Jalil's movies 'Netri The Leader' and 'Operation Jackpot' are not finished yet. In addition, a movie called 'Cheetah' from the Masud Rana series under the banner of Jazz Multimedia is in the making, but its shooting has not started yet. Regarding the future of these movies, he said, "When the time comes, I will complete these works, otherwise I will not do them."