Tareen Jahan

Jahan got her first major role as a child actor in the TV serial Ei Shob Din Ratri then she acted on the mega serial named Songsoptok, based on the novel by Shahidullah Kaiser, as a child artist in 1988. She started her career as a lead actress in a Bangla drama named Kathalburi against Tauquir Ahmed, aired on ATN Bangla. Jahan has appeared in numerous television plays including Eishob Dinratri, Shongshoptok, Ful Baganer Sap, Kotha Chilo Onyorokom, U Turn, Maya, Harano Akash, Rajkonya, Shobuj Velvet and Ogni Bolaka. She also acted in many telefilms. She acted in two films – Pirit Ratan Pirit Jatan and Kajaler Dinratri.[8] As a child actress, she appeared first in the TV serial Eishob Dinratri in a lead role. In 1988, a TV serial based on the novel of Shahidullah Kaiser named Shongshoptok featured Jahan in a child role.

Jahan gave voice in two of the Indian-Bangla films for Priyanka Tribedi and Priyanka Bannerji. She also voiced Shabnur in one Bangla film. Jahan and her two sisters, Shameema Nahrin Jahan Tuhin and Nahin Kazi, owned a production house named Tana, made up of Ta from Tareen Jahan and Na from Nahin Kazi. Jahan is no longer involved with this production and owns a new production house named A New Tree Entertainment.[9]

Jahan released her first solo album, named Akash Debo Kake, in Eid ul Adha in 2011. There were ten tracks on the album, with four duet tracks where she sang with Raghab Chatterjee and Rupankar Bagchi of Kolkata and Ibrar Tipu and Tapan Chowdhury of Bangladesh. Joy Sarkar and Rupankar of Kolkata and Bappa Mazumder, Ibrar Tipu and Belal Khan were the composers of the album. All the tracks are based on different themes including mind, suffering, rain, hope, pain, sky, request, mother and others.[4] She dedicated a song titled "Amar Prothom Dekha Nayok" to her father. This song was penned by Julfikar Rasel and composed by Ibrar Tipu.[10] She also sang the title song of a drama named "Shopno Gulo Jonak Pokar Moto". This song was written by Arun Chowdhury and composed by Ibrar Tipu.[11] Jahan, along with her elder sister Tuhin, own a production company.