Bangladeshi actress and model Tanjin Tisha will have to wait longer for her debut in a full-length feature film, as production complications surrounding Soldier, her planned big-screen debut opposite superstar Shakib Khan, remain unresolved.

Tisha has already earned recognition among television audiences through her modelling and acting performances. She has also received praise for her work in web films and series. However, making her feature-film debut with a memorable story and character has remained an important career goal.

That opportunity appeared to arrive with Soldier, which was expected to introduce her to cinema audiences last year. The film, featuring Shakib Khan as her co-star, was expected to mark a major milestone in her career.

However, production was unexpectedly postponed. As a result, Prince: Once Upon a Time in Dhaka and Rockstar—two films that began shooting later—were released before Soldier, leaving Tisha waiting for her first feature-film appearance.

Shakib Khan’s Schedule Creates Uncertainty

Recent reports suggest that the wait could become even longer because the remaining work on Soldier requires approximately nine to 10 days of additional shooting, but scheduling difficulties have emerged.

Shakib Khan is reportedly preparing to begin work on two other films, Nissho and Mohabbat, in the near future. It remains uncertain whether he will be able to arrange a separate shooting schedule to complete Soldier between those projects.

With no confirmed timeline for the remaining shoot, the film’s completion and release dates remain unclear. Consequently, there is still no certainty about when Tisha will finally make her feature-film debut.

Tisha Remains Active on the Small Screen

While uncertainty continues over Soldier, Tisha has returned to a busy schedule in television productions. Several of her dramas have been released recently, keeping her active in the small-screen entertainment industry as she awaits her long-anticipated cinema debut.

For now, the release of Soldier remains dependent on resolving the outstanding production schedule and completing the film’s remaining work.