Inside Lokkhikunjo: The home where Nayak Raj Razzak still lives in memory

Nearly a decade has passed since we lost Nayak Raj Razzak, yet his presence continues to be felt across Bangladesh. The legendary actor, who helped shape and enrich Dhallywood, remains one of the most beloved figures in the country's cinematic history. He captivated generations of audiences and earned countless accolades, including the Independence Award and several National Film Awards.&nbsp;Today, his admirers continue to celebrate his legacy, and his family continues to preserve the memories of the man they knew beyond the screen. Standing quietly in Gulshan is Lokkhikunjo, the home he built with love and named after his wife, Khairunnesa, affectionately known as Lokkhi. Once centred around the larger-than-life star, the house still carries his presence in every corner.<div><br></div><div>A recent visit to his home offers a glimpse into the private world of Nayak Raj. Through stories shared by his youngest son, actor Samrat, a portrait emerges of a man whose passions extended far beyond cinema.&nbsp;The story of Lokkhikunjo itself dates back to before Bangladesh's independence. Razzak purchased the land and began construction in 1969. The family moved into the house before the outbreak of the Liberation War in 1971, while the property suffered damage during the war.</div><div><br></div>