I have known Jaya for 16 to 17 years now. We have worked together and even acted together.

When I started working as a director, Jaya Ahsan was already an established name. Even though she was working with most of the major directors of that time, she never gave us any less importance.

The moment I saw her in person, I knew that she would be tremendously successful in both Bangladeshi and Kolkata's film industries.

The caliber of Jaya Ahsan as an actor isn't really something that needs to be explained to the general audience. What separates her from other actors is her sheer selflessness.

Jaya and I approximately started our careers at the same time. What I can say about her is that she not only loves films, but the entire intricate process that goes into making a film.

When I said five years ago that Jaya Ahsan was Bangladesh's finest actor, many took it as a very bold statement. Today, it is objectively true that Jaya Ahsan is the reigning queen of Bangladeshi cinema, and is highly respected in Kolkata as well.

Popular Indian singer-filmmaker Anjan Dutt has roped in Bangladesh's Jaya Ahsan for his next directorial venture, The Daily Star has learned.

Jaya Ahsan is set to make an appearance on “Mad Café”, a special programme on Maasranga TV this Eid.

Although award-winning actress Jaya Ahsan embarked on her career through TV plays, she has focused on films in recent years.

Jaya Ahsan, one of the biggest names on the silver screen in Bangladesh, is now making a mark in the Kolkata film industry.

Ace actress Jaya Ahsan has proved herself on the small screen, before winning many hearts for her roles on the silver screen.

National award winning actor Jaya Ahsan is off to Kolkata, India to do a role in upcoming Tollywood film “Eagle-er Chokh-e”, directed by Arindam Sheel.

Jaya Ahsan's acting skills had spilled over to the West Bengal with “Abarto”, and now with the release of Srijit Mukherji's much-awaited multi-starrer “Rajkahini”, Jaya has been spending busy days on the other side of the fence.

The trailer for the historical drama Rajkahini set against the backdrop of the Partition looks power-packed and quite edge-of-the-seat.