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Munjulika R. Tarah

Amy Rahman

Amy Rahman (also known as Rawshan Jabeen) was a member of the dance troupe of the National Performing Arts Academy of Bangladesh. She was born in 1959 in Dhaka and trained in dance under Karthik Singh at Chhayanaut.

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Amy Rahman standing in front of a statue of North Korean leader Kim Il Sung during a tour of the Bangladeshi delegation to North Korea

Opening parade during an event that the Bangladeshi delegation attended in North Korea.

The Bangladeshi delegation with North Korean liaison officials during the tour to North Korea

Article in The Pyongyang Times about foreign performers at the 70th birthday celebrations of North Korean leader Kim Il Sung.

Dancers Nipa, Amy, Dipa, and Papri with Sayeed Ahmed, Secretary of the Cultural Ministry, during a tour of Sweden

People (left to right): Nipa, Amy, Sayeed, Dipa and Papri

Dancers Nipa, Dipa, Amy, and Papri pose in costumes of different dance choreographies performed by the Bangladeshi cultural delegation.

Top image: Amy and two other dancers in a pose from "Manipuri Dance" a dance piece that was part of the repertoire performed by the Bangladeshi cultural delegation

Cover page of the program book of the Bangladeshi cultural delegation's performance during a tour to Sweden, 1981.

Dipa, Amy and Nipa performing a semi-classical dance composition on stage during a tour to Sweden.

Women dancers performing "Gypsy Dance" during the visit of Yasser Arafat, chairman of Palestine Liberation Organization, to Bangladesh.

Top Image: Amy and another dancer practicing ballet with Mr. Kim, a North Korean dance instructor who came to Bangladesh on an official visit.
Middle image: Dancers pose in a semi-circular formation.
Bottom image: Amy, Papri, Dipa and other dancers perform a pose from the choreography of Sun and Cloud

Newspaper article titled "Nrittoshilpira Natoke Keno".

Amy and Dolly, both in costume, among audience members after their performance during a tour to Yugoslavia

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