Abdur Rahman

Abdur Rahman was born in Assam, India. Working primarily as a makeup artist in the film industry, Rahman contributed to the visual transformation of characters on screen. In 1990, Rahman worked on the film Moroner Pore in a makeup capacity, applying techniques to alter appearances and enhance performances.

Rahman’s involvement in cinema spanned multiple decades, with documented contributions to at least three films. Beyond Moroner Pore, Rahman is credited with work on Osru Diye Lekha and Bir Soinik, where makeup played a role in shaping character designs and screen presence. The craft of makeup artistry requires precision in blending prosthetics, color correction, and texture application to align with a film’s aesthetic, and Rahman’s work reflects that technical discipline.