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MovieTest: Do you know Bahodir Yuldashev's films?

September 7 marked the 81st anniversary of the birth of Bahodir Yuldashev, who starred in films such as "Fiery Roads", "The Diamond Belt", and "Regret". In honor of this date, Gazeta has prepared a quiz based on the work of the People's Artist of Uzbekistan.

**CinemaTest: Do you know Bahodir Yuldashev's films?**

Bahodir Yuldashev was born on September 7, 1945, in the city of Kattakurgan, Samarkand. Having graduated from the Tashkent Institute of Theater and Fine Arts, the artist began his career at the Hamza Theater in 1968. He worked as the chief director at this theater from 1974 to 1984, and at the Abror Hidoyatov Drama Theater from 1984 onwards.

He staged many plays such as "The Rebellion of the Brides" ("Kelinlar qo‘zg‘oloni"), "Farmonbibi Took Offense" ("Farmonbibi arazladi"), "Starry Nights" ("Yulduzli tunlar"), "Maysara's Work" ("Maysaraning ishi"), as well as "The Black Belt" ("Qora kamar"), "Death of a Usurer" ("Sudxo‘rning o‘limi"), and "Alexander" ("Iskandar").

Between 1977 and 1984, Bahodir Yuldashev starred in "Fiery Roads" ("Olovli yo‘llar"), in 1981 in "Meeting in the Deep Snow" ("Встреча у высоких снегов"), the following year in "Coup According to Instruction 107" ("Переворот по инструкции 107"), and in 1985–1986 in films such as "Long Echo in the Mountains" ("Долгое эхо в горах"), "Diamond Belt" ("Olmos kamar"), and "Dragon Hunt" ("Охота на дракона").

He also participated in films such as "The Bitterness of Fall" ("Pushaymon" / "Горечь падения") and "The Giant and the Dwarf" ("Dev bilan pakana").

The Honored Art Worker of Uzbekistan passed away in 2021.

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