Entertainment Desk:

The year 2026 is shaping up to be an exciting one for Dhallywood, particularly for its leading ladies. Alongside established stars, a new generation of actresses, many of whom have already made strong impressions on the big screen, are set to take center stage in major film projects. Adding further diversity to the industry, actresses from West Bengal are also expected to appear in prominent female lead roles, strengthening cross-border cinematic collaborations. Here’s a list of the actresses who will shine in 2026.

BIDYA SINHA MIM

Mim is likely to remain a strong presence in Dhallywood in 2026. With her experience, consistent performances and ability to balance commercial and story-driven films, Mim continues to be a dependable choice for major productions. Actress Mim is set to star opposite Arifin Shuvoo in an untitled action-thriller directed by Saif Chandan. The film, currently in production, is being planned for a potential Eid-ul-Fitr 2026 release. Tentatively titled Malik or Shikar, the project promises high-octane action and significant physical transformations for both lead actors. Alongside this film, Mim is also shooting for another web film slated for release in 2026.

SHOBNOM BUBLY

Bubly, one of the most popular heroines of recent years is expected to shine once again. With several high-profile films and a strong fan following, Bubly’s screen presence and box-office appeal make her a key contender for leading roles in big-budget projects. After “Jongli” the talented artiste will return to big screen with “Dhakaiya Devdas” and “Pinik” in 2026. In both the films Bubly will be seen opposite actor Ador Azad.

TASNIA FARIN

Farin, who successfully transitioned from television and OTT platforms to cinema, has already proven her acting depth. With her growing popularity and critical appreciations, Farin is expected to headline important films and further cement her position on the silver screen. Among her major upcoming projects is “Prince”, where she will be seen opposite Dhallywood superstar Shakib Khan. Directed by Abu Hayat Mahmud, the action-packed film is scheduled for release next Eid.

PUJA CHERRY ROY

Puja represents the youthful energy of the industry. Having already worked in several notable films, she is steadily maturing as an actress. If her upcoming projects click with audiences, 2026 could be a defining year for her career. 2026 will likely to be her comeback year as Puja will star opposite Afran Nisho in “Domm.” The filming is underway and the project is slated for release in theatres during the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr. Her other potential releases are “Agnee 3”, and “Masud Rana”.

SABILA NUR

The actress gained recognition through television and digital content, is also being considered for major film roles. Her acting style and screen appeal in the 2025 hit film “Tandoob” make her one of the most promising cinematic faces of the new generation. The actress will be seen in Tanim Noor’s upcoming project “Bonolata Express” with a star-studded cast includes Mosharraf Karim, Chanchal Chowdhury, Sariful Razz, Azmeri Haque Badhon, and Zakia Bari Mamo.

FACES FROM WEST BENGAL

Dhallywood films in 2026 are also expected to feature popular actresses from West Bengal, reflecting a growing trend of collaboration between Bangladeshi and Indian Bengali cinema.

SUSMITA CHATTERJEE

Known for her performance in Tollywood, is the choice for female lead role for Siam Ahmed-starrer “Rakkhosh”. Her acting credentials and familiarity with Bengali audiences on both sides of the border make her a valuable addition. The shooting of the film is now underway and likely to be released in any festival in 2026.

JYOTIRMOYEE KUNDU

Another talented Tollywood actress is also being considered for prominent roles. With her strong acting background and artistic film choices, she could bring a fresh dimension to Dhallywood cinema. She will be seen opposite Shakib Khan in “Prince”. There are three heroines in the film, Jyotirmoyee is one of them.

Overall, 2026 looks set to be a dynamic year for Dhallywood heroines. A mix of established stars, rising talents and cross-border performers is likely to shape the industry’s cinematic landscape. With ambitious projects, bigger budgets and evolving storytelling, these actresses have the potential to define the future of Bangladeshi cinema and leave a lasting impact on audience.