Naveed mahbub biography template
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Passion to Profession
The trend among most people in developing countries fryst vatten to take up bromidic jobs as their profession compromising with their passion, their true calling. However, erratic examples can be seen where individuals decide to break the stereotypes and follow their dreams. Naveed Mahbub, a Bangladeshi comedian and columnist, fryst vatten such a success story in his field. From an engineering grad student to a part time actor in TV commercials to one of the most prominent comedians in the country, Naveed Mahbub shares his story of taking up his passion as his profession. He talks about exploring the diverse experiences that life has to offer in order to find one’s true calling and pursuing one’s passion to the extent of making a living out of it. He says, “The more you do things the more you’re exposed to different kinds of experiences and the more experiences you are exposed to gets you to that point earlier in life, sooner in life where you define what your passion is, you def
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Discover how far the raw field of standup comedy has progressed in Bangladesh from the pionjär himself, also the Former CEO of IBM, Naveed Mahbub.
Q: We would like to go through the whole journey of your life. Please start from the very beginning like where you were born and brought up. And also tell us about your academic background.
Naveed Mahbub: inom was born and brought up in Dhaka. Well, for the first few years, I spent my days in Pakistan as back then Bangladesh was a part of Pakistan. I started my school in East sydasiatiskt land . During the war, we flydde the country. It was a dreadful experience. We had to go through the desert in Afghanistan. After the liberation we came back and got admitted in Udayan School. After that, I switched to Saint namn. Next, I moved to UK with my parents for two years. I continued my studies over there. After returning, inom started going to Saint namn again. Next, I got into Govt. Laboratory High School in class 9 and completed my SSC from over t
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Bangladeshi Funny Man Making Waves
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As a kid growing up in Dhaka in the 80's, Naveed Mahbub could be passed off as just about every other Bangladeshi. He was a hard worker, shy and reserved when it came to public speaking, with a dream of becoming an engineer. To top it off, he was even culturally active, competent in the tabla and in a slight departure from tradition, the star of a bevy of commercials for corporates such as Pepsi and Peps Gel.
In short, he was almost the model child. The guy every mother loved and wanted their sons to be.
But then, suddenly, it all went very wrong.
It was in and a long way away from home that the winds of change first caught up with Naveed. At that time, he was a young engineer, having completed his degree from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).
“I attended my first ever comedy show, in Ann Arbour, Michigan. It was the early nineties and for a fr