Hi friends. Today I am going to tell about a person of Bangladesh who won the 90s kids hearts. He is my country's renowned artist Mustafa Manwar has left us today. He was not just a painter or puppeteer, but a great figure of art and culture. The versatile Mustafa Manwar was originally hailed as the 'magician of puppetry' of Bangladesh. His talent in every medium of art painting, directing television programs and stage decoration was unparalleled.
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In my previous posts I posted some creative arts which were painted by me and I was inspired by him. He was my inspiration from my childhood. He has been awarded many national and international honors, including the Ekushey Padak and the Swadhinata Puraskar, for his unique contribution to art. Popular programs like 'Notun Kudi' for children and teenagers on television screens are his creation. He taught us how to bring art closer to the hearts of the common people, especially children. The 'Parapet' puppet play he created has become an integral part of our society and culture.
Why should we practice creativity? Because creativity means the courage to create something new. It breaks the inertia of human thought and frees life from monotony. Creative people not only develop themselves, but also show the path of new light to the entire society.
Creativity can bring profound changes in our society. It makes a society tolerant and humane. When people are engaged in creative practice, mutual respect and rational mentality are created among them. Art practice removes prejudice from society and spreads positive outlook in people's minds. Mustafa Manowar's entire life has shown us that art and creativity can strengthen the cultural backbone of a nation. His departure is an irreparable loss to us, but the creative works he left behind will inspire us from generation to generation.