Quiz Quiz: A show that inspired the youth in general knowledge

In the 1990s, quiz shows on Bangladesh Television (BTV) held a special place in viewers' hearts nationwide. Quiz Quiz and Bolun Dekhi were two of the most memorable among these shows.

These programs were entertaining and educational, providing audiences with knowledge and inspiration. They became a cherished part of television history in Bangladesh, with a generation of viewers remembering them fondly.

Ferdous Bappi, with his engaging presentation style, spent his golden days on the silver screen when Bangladesh Television (BTV) aired the popular General Knowledge-oriented show Quiz Quiz in the nineties.

His role, particularly in the Rapid Fire Round, known as Jhotpot, in quiz programs like Bolun Dekhi, was instrumental in making the shows entertaining.

In the 90s, the quiz show transmitted via BTV, Bolun Dekhi, captivated audiences. Hosted by Nakib Uddin, it was a beloved educational program produced by Ali Imam.

In the Halcyon days of the nineties, when cable Television production had its era-defining golden moments, Ferdous Bappi's Quiz Quiz captured the hearts of the viewers of Bangladesh Television much like an old, cherished family heirloom.

The show was thrilling as a competition involving knowledge, passion, and a competitive flair. The program was both knowledgeably attractive and thoroughly exciting, much like those daunting government jobs or entrance exams where success felt like winning a lottery.

In December of 1994, Quiz Quiz first aired on television. This show had layers, much like the intricacies of a vintage timepiece, crafted with care, dedication, and an eye for detail came from the venerable producer and children's book author, the esteemed Mr Ali Imam, applying his clear vision and expertise to create a program that did not simply throw off a test of knowledge but inspired, educated, and entertained. by none.

Before Quiz Quiz kicked off, Bolun Dekhi, a program modest in its presentation but rich in content, aired on BTV in January 1991, and the show brought the more erudite instances of TV programs closer to the traditional viewers of Bangladesh.

Bolun Dekhi had its charm, led by the esteemed Mr. Nakib Uddin, who held the reins of the primary segments with authority and grace. Mr. Ali Imam was also a part of this show, and he worked as the producer. The show had a rapid-fire round, aptly named Jhotpot, and was hosted by Ferdous Bappi.

These quiz programs were popular because of the engaging hosts and producers and offered valuable knowledge to viewers. In a time before the internet and smartphones, quiz shows like Quiz Quiz and Bolun Dekhi provided a valuable source of general knowledge and information.

They helped raise awareness on various topics, from history and science to current events and encouraged a love for learning among viewers. These shows were also competitive, adding an element of suspense that kept audiences engaged.

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