Samia Rahman Sristy: Daughter of Bangladeshi film director Sohanur Rahman Sohan found dead in hotel room

The daughter of late Bangladeshi film director Sohanur Rahman Sohan has been found dead in a hotel room
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The daughter of the late director Sohanur Rahman Sohan has been found dead in a hotel room. The body of Samia Rahman Sristy was discovered at Rongdhonu Hotel in Dhaka on Sunday evening (April 7) at a hotel adjacent to Cambrian School in the Jatrabari area, the Daily Observer reported.

According to SI Sabbir Hossain of the Jatrabari Police Station, the hotel authorities reported the incident, prompting a swift response from law enforcement. Upon arrival, they found 34-year-old Sristy ‘hanging from the window grill’of room 201 of the residential hotel.

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Sristy reportedly had been living with her husband, Tanim, in Uattara Sector No 3. However, due to a family fallout, she had left home a few days before the incident and she is believed to have checked into the hotel room on Sunday afternoon.

Samia Rahman Sristy has been found dead in a hotel room Samia Rahman Sristy has been found dead in a hotel room
Samia Rahman Sristy has been found dead in a hotel room

Calls for concern were made by the hotel staff after receiving no response upon delivering the breaking fast meal to her room. A police team arrived at the scene and gained entry into the room, where they discovered Sristy's lifeless body. Following this, the body was transported to the morgue at Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

Her death comes just months after her father’s death. Sohanur passed away in his sleep on September 13 last year, just a day after her mother’s death.

Sohanur, best known in Dhallywood for directing romantic films, was known for his debut film Biswas Abiswas and Keyamat Theke Keyamat. Other notable films directed by him are Amar Jaan Amar Pran, Poran Jai Jolia Re and Se Amar Mon Kereche. He also served as the principal of the Universal Performing Arts Institute.[

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