Actor

Imran Hossain Mallick

Born 1993 · Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, India

Imran Hossain Mallick is an Indian actor, model, and fashion entrepreneur, born in Srinagar, Kashmir, and currently based in Kolkata. Known for his charismatic screen presence and sharp fashion sense, Imran began his journey in 2012 and quickly emerged as a standout face in the modeling and entertainment industry. He has appeared in multiple short films, including Bong Connection, Smoking Kills, Meghla Aakash o Haowai Mithai, and the web film Drauni (The Living Curse), where he portrayed a mechanic. Imran later took the spotlight as a lead actor in The Last Order, Jog Biyog, and Karabas, earning recognition for his natural performances and expressive acting style. Beyond acting, he is the founder of BSP Fashion, a growing apparel brand specializing in kids’ and men’s wear. With his strong creative vision, Imran also organizes fashion shoots and events, helping young models shape their careers. Driven, stylish, and passionately dedicated to his craft, Imran continues to evolve as a dynamic presence in both fashion and cinema.

Acting

Karabas
Bijoy · 2025

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