Olivia Gomez

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Olivia Gomez (born 16 February 1953)^[1] is a Bangladeshi actress. Gomez become notable in the 1970s for role in the film "The Rain" (1976). She has had parts in 53 films.^[1]

Gomez's ancestors were originated from Goa, India.^[2] Gomez was born on 16 February 1953 in Karachi in the then Dominion of Pakistan.^[2] She had three brothers and three sisters.^[2] After the Bangladesh Liberation War in 1971, her family migrated to the Ispahani Colony in the Maghbazar area of Dhaka, Bangladesh.^[2] One of her sisters worked as a flight attendant for Biman Bangladesh Airlines and another one lived in Kolkata, India.^[2] Their father worked at the reading section of The Bangladesh Observer.^[2] Olivia studied in an English-medium school in Dhaka.^[2] She worked as a receptionist at Hotel Purbani.^[2]

Gomez started modeling at the age of 14.^[2]

Gomez debuted her acting career through the film Chhanda Hariya Gelo in 1972.^[2] In 1976, she acted in Bonhishikha along with Uttam Kumar.^[2]

Gomez performed in multiple films with actor Wasim, including Dost Dushmon (1977).^[3]

Gomez retired from her film career in 1995 after her husband, a filmmaker, SM Shafi, had died due to cardiac problems.^[3] Her last film was Dushmoni.^[2]

Notable films performed by Gomez include:^[2][1]

• Olivia Gomez at IMDb

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