Sorif B. Mahmud (pronounced: ʃoripʰ bi mahmud̪) is a Bangladeshi-Indian researcher, writer, screenwriter[1], script editor, novelist, blogger, webmaster, computer programmer, entrepreneur, and former child actor.[2] He is the founder, chairman, CEO, and CTO of YRI Limited; founder, owner, chairman, and CEO of Prime NXT Limited.[3] Renowned for his polished blogs, research contributions, and noteworthy quotes, he is recognized for his notable literary works, including the well-received novel series Tomio Amio and another novel Ami Abong Amitter Golpo.[2]
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| Born | Sorif B. Sarkar 8 August 2002 Sherpur, Bangladesh |
| Other names | Polash |
| Citizenship | Bangladesh • India |
| Occupation | Researcher • writer • screenwriter • script editor • former actor • blogger • programmer • webmaster • entrepreneur • da'i |
| Years active | 2012-present |
| Organization | YRI Limited Prime NXT Limited |
| Height | 5 ft 8 in (173 cm) |
| Spouse(s) | ( m. 2019–2020) |
| Children | Yasha R. Mahmud (died; 0 aged) |
| Parent(s) | Liakat Hossain Mia (father) Nunnaher Akhter (mother) |
| Relatives | Brothers: Sabbir Hossain, Noyon Khan & Sazzad Hossain Hridoy Sisters: Rimi & Fatima |
| Family | Sarkar Family |
Early life[edit source]
Sorif B. Mahmud was born on 8 August 2002 in Sherpur, Bangladesh. His father Liakat Hossain Mia is a government employee and his mother Nunnahar Akter is a housewife. He is the four of six children.[3]
Education[edit source]
Personal life[edit source]
On 14 April 2019, Sorif B. Mahmud married to Israt Jahan Ira. Their first son, Yasha R. Mahmud, entered the world on 11 August 2020. Unfortunately, shortly after birth, on 19 August 2020, both Yasha and his mother Ira died in a road accident.[3]
Carrier[edit source]
Sorif B. Mahmud's poetic talent developed during his third-grade studies. He began writing poems and short stories in 2012. In 2020, he commenced research at ORCID and Publons. Simultaneously, he initiated blogging on the website Developer Suggestion LLC, establishing himself as the premier Bengali tech blog creator worldwide. In 2021, upon joining Dawah, he shifted focus away from writing and withdrew his books from all flipbook platforms.[3]
Bibliography[edit source]
- Cyber Security: Protecting Yourself and Your Business in The Digital Age
- Sesh Somapti
- Bokta
- Manusotto
- Ami Abong Amitter Golpo
- Shudhu Tomari Jonyo
- Tomio Amio
Filmography[edit source]
Film[edit source]
As writer[edit source]
- Shudhu Tomari Jonyo
- Kodi
- Ratsasan
- Mon Jane na[4][5]
- Majili
- Jaanu
- Sneham
- Premam
- Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 3
- Spy
- Sign
- Agent
As screenwriter[edit source]
As script editor[edit source]
Television[edit source]
As actor[edit source]
Blogs[edit source]
Quotes[edit source]
Other works[edit source]
Awards and Honors[edit source]
Criticism[edit source]
He has faced criticism multiple times for being a Salafi Muslim. He was also criticized for his aggressive quotes and his unethical love affair.[3]