Manna, born in 1964 in Tangail, Bangladesh, emerged as a cinematic icon after his discovery by the National Film Development Corporation in 1984. With a prolific career spanning over two decades, he starred in more than 200 films, becoming a household name in the Dhallywood industry. His breakout role in "Danga" (1992) established him as a leading actor, and he continued to captivate audiences with commercially successful titles like "Traash," "Chadabaaz," and "Amma Jaan." Collectors particularly seek out Manna's work for its cultural significance and representation of the 90s Bangladeshi cinema. His role in "Bir Soinik" (2003) stands out as a highlight of his career, showcasing his versatility and dedication to his craft. Manna's influence extended beyond acting as he served as the General Secretary of the Bangladesh Film Actors Association, advocating for a more respectable and refined film industry. His untimely passing in 2008 left a void in the hearts of fans and collectors alike, solidifying his legacy as a cherished figure in the history of Bangladeshi film.