16/02/2026
Afroza Chaity
Executive Member
PinkAsia Film Society
Afroza Chaity is an experienced television producer, content creator, trainer, and educator. She has been working for about eighteen years across television, film, and theater. She began her career in journalism and later built an extensive portfolio in production, direction, scriptwriting, content development, and team leadership. She has served as producer and senior producer at leading television channels in Bangladesh, including NTV, Jamuna Television, and Somoy Television. She has worked in entertainment programs, information-based shows, lifestyle programs, documentaries, children’s and youth programs, and women-focused talk shows. She has hands-on experience in program planning, budgeting, production coordination, script development, direction, and managing the full production cycle as a team leader.
Her work also extends to education and training. She has served as a part-time faculty member in the Department of Drama at Jagannath University, where she taught theater, event management, and advertisement management and also worked as a course director. She has taught production courses at PATHSHALA South Asian Media Institute and worked with BRAC University on the Empathy Film Project, guiding students to make short films. As a facilitator and trainer, she has conducted workshops for many organizations, including UCEP Bangladesh, Save the Children, BRAC, UNICEF, Swisscontact, Wave Foundation, and the Johns Hopkins Center. Her training areas include communication skills, leadership, theater, classroom cultural practice, gender awareness, adolescent rights, working women’s issues, health awareness, and motivation. She has also developed training modules on these subjects.
Since 2017 she has been working as a consultant in the development sector and with various government and corporate entities. She has worked with Save the Children on TVET-related documentary projects as director and scriptwriter. For the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, she has worked on series documentaries related to maternal health, prenatal and postnatal care, nutrition, child health, and safe motherhood. She has directed and scripted content for UCEP Bangladesh, CAMPE, WaterAid, PKSF, Wave Foundation, DISK, Plan International, ENW, Swisscontact, and many other organizations. Her projects have covered topics such as women entrepreneurship, early marriage, drug abuse, primary education, working-class life, Rohingya community issues, adolescent empowerment, child rights, and social inclusion.
Afroza is also active as a presenter and anchor. She has anchored and moderated television talk shows and digital programs for Somoy Television and Views Bangladesh and has hosted discussion programs on social issues, business, and women’s empowerment. She has also anchored corporate and development sector events and panel discussions.
She worked with Netz Bangladesh as a film mentor, guiding a group of German girls on the topic of feminism and film language.
Over the years she has participated in various professional training programs, including media training, news presentation, information production design, television programming, social communication strategies, and facilitation and training skills, from both local and international institutions. She has worked with a wide range of organizations and brands, including Save the Children, ENW, Swisscontact, CAMPE, BRAC, UNICEF, Ministry of Health, Johns Hopkins Center, Pusti Happy times brand, Pran Company, Well Food, Golden sun limited, Purnava Brand RENETA, ACI Group
Afroza Chaity holds both bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Drama and Dramatics from Jahangirnagar University. She was born on June 3, 1978, and her permanent home is in Kushtia, Bangladesh. She continues to work as an organizer, educator, trainer, and media professional. She enjoys reading, writing, gardening, traveling, cycling, and engaging with theater. She is an active member of the theater group Natyakendro and is involved in various cultural practices. She also actively engages in social initiatives related to women’s and children’s rights, education, and health.
Combining television production, documentary filmmaking, storytelling, training, and teaching, Afroza Chaity has established herself as a skilled and dedicated professional in Bangladesh’s media and development communication sector.