Manna

A small-time thief's life takes an unexpected turn when a young girl claims him as her father, leading him into a dangerous conflict with criminals hunting for his lookalike.

A film director is compelled to struggle and go to jail for portraying the bad sides of society and politics.

Struggle of a man's life against luck

Affection and attention of mother to her son deteriorate after a mischief happens with her.

The story tells about a boy and his survival in the underground crime of capital Dhaka in Bangladesh.

Sadek tries to rape Shanto's younger sister, Jui. Shanto in revenge kills Sadek. Shanto's father, lawyer Mirza Sahib, is the witness in the case. Mirza hands over his son to the law. Shanto is sentenced to four years in prison. Shanto then chooses the gangster's path.

Dangal is a Bangladeshi Bengali-language film. The film released was 1991 in Bangladesh. director-writer Kazi Hayat. Stars Manna, Suchorita, Wasimul Bari Rajib, Anowara and Miju Ahmed play lead roles. Dangal film won two National Film Awards.

The story starts about a war commander's fighting against the Razakar and East Pakistani Army in the time of the liberation war, Bangladesh. After the death of the commander, his elder brother becomes Shipahi to protect the mother nation.

It is a story of the dark underworld. Bullet (Shakib Khan) after committing three murders flee from Khulna to Dhaka. He continued his career as a criminal under the wing of another criminal named Shanto (Manna). Shanto became fond of Bullet and treated him as his own brother. Together they became the city terror.

A businessman pretends to an aspiring model, only to win love of an model who falsified about being in relationship with the same businessman.

An honest government officer becomes a criminal with the death penalty.

The story follows a high-stakes legal struggle between truth and falsehood. Manna portrays a principled advocate who fights against deep-rooted crime, powerful villains, and corrupt influences (led by Rajib and Sadek Bacchu) to uphold justice. Moushumi plays a crucial role who approaches him for legal assistance to defend her family members falsely accused in a complex conspiracy. As the courtroom battles intensify with fabricated evidence and life-threatening traps from the antagonists, the advocate takes drastic measures and puts his life on the line inside the courtroom to uncover the deceit, dismantle the web of lies, and achieve the ultimate victory of truth over falsehood.

An honest and fearless police officer (played by Manna) relentlessly fights against deep-rooted crime, political corruption, and terrorism led by ruthless underworld figures (played by Nasir Khan and Dipjol). Unable to bribe or intimidate him, the villains orchestrate a fatal trap and murder the officer. Years later, his son—who grows up to be his father's exact lookalike (also played by Manna)—joins the police force to fulfill his father's legacy. Armed with duty and personal vengeance, he systematically dismantles the criminal syndicate and brings his father's killers to justice

Pita Matar Amanat" is a heartfelt Bangladeshi family drama that explores the core values of filial duty, unconditional parental love, and the trials of life. The story revolves around Munna (played by Manna), a devoted son navigating complex family bonds, societal hurdles, and emotional conflicts. Balancing relationships with his loved ones, including Diana (played by Purnima) and Apu (played by Apu Biswas), Munna faces numerous hardships to uphold the dignity and trust bestowed upon him by his parents. The film masterfully portrays the sacrifices children make for their parents and how true love and respect ultimately conquer all adversities

Jiboner Golpo is an emotional family narrative centered on Panna (played by Manna) and his younger brother Munna (played by Shahriar Nazim Joy), who grow up amidst emotional turmoil and social struggles. Despite facing hardships, Panna makes deep sacrifices to protect his family's integrity and ensure a better future for his loved ones. The story delves into intricate human relationships—highlighting parental devotion through their parents (played by Alamgir and Kabori) and romantic bonds with their partners (played by Moushumi and Shabnur). However, misunderstandings, societal pressures, and unexpected twists challenge the family structure, forcing Panna to make ultimate sacrifices to restore family honor, justice, and unity

The story revolves around a physically and mentally challenged child (played by Dighi) who becomes the center of complex family dynamics, social prejudice, and emotional conflicts. Manna plays a key protective role, showcasing deep emotional resilience against societal neglect and familial misunderstandings. As greed, deceit, and social stigma threaten the child's well-being, the protagonist fights through various hardships to safeguard the innocent child, highlighting themes of unconditional love, parental sacrifice, and moral duty.

Moner Sathe Juddho revolves around the internal and external conflicts of a courageous protagonist (played by Manna) who finds himself caught between his personal values, duty, and emotional ties. Living in a society fraught with crime, corruption, and injustice, he takes a stand against villainous forces (played by Nasir Khan and others). Along the way, his life is complicated by his deep romantic involvement with his love interest (played by Purnima) and dynamic brotherhood ties (played by Bapparaj). As circumstances force him to wage a war not only against external enemies but also within his own heart ("Moner Sathe Juddho"), he undergoes severe sacrifices to uphold truth, protect his family, and bring justice to the oppressed.

The film 'Hridoy Theke Pawa' shows the tension between social and human relationships. Apart from Manna, it also stars Mousumi, Bapparaj, Misha Sawdagar, Gulshan Ara Akhter Champa, Kazi Hayat, Shahnur, Jhuna Chowdhury and many others. The film is produced by Impress Telefilm. Music is directed by Emon Saha, Biplob and Dr. Samir Kawal.

The story revolves around the struggles, self-respect, and romance of a hardworking rickshaw puller (played by Manna) whose life takes an emotional turn when he encounters a spirited and affluent woman (played by Nipun). Veteran actor Alamgir plays a powerful, dignified role that anchors the emotional core of the family and social drama. As the protagonist navigates class divides, societal injustices, and opposition from local antagonists (such as characters played by Mizu Ahmed and Rina Khan), he fights for justice, dignity, and true love, ultimately leading to a gripping and emotional resolution.

Rana owns a studio. He is in search of a model to work for his studio. Raja, his photographer, brings in Tina. She establishes herself as a good model. Tina is smitten with Rama and wants to wed him.

Rahmat, a fruit seller from Kabul, comes to Bengal Province to hawk his merchandise and becomes friend of a small girl Mini, daughter of a Bengali writer.