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Munier Choudhury was born in 1925 at Manikganj, Dhaka. He was a Bangladeshi educationist, playwright, literary critic, and political activist. Munier Choudhury completed his matriculation from Dhaka Collegiate School in 1941. He attended Aligarh Muslim University and later studied English literature for his bachelor's and master's degrees at Dhaka University. In 1954, he completed a second master's degree in Bengali.

He was passionately devoted to the Bangla language and culture, and he was imprisoned in 1932 for his participation in the Language Movement. Munier Choudhury started his teaching career at Brajalal College, Khulna in 1947 and worked there until 1950. Later, he briefly taught at Jagannath College in Dhaka. In the same year (1950), he joined Dhaka University, where he taught in both the English and Bengali departments from 1950 to 1971. He became a Reader in 1962, a Professor in 1970, and the Dean of the Faculty of Arts in 1971. During his imprisonment in 1952, he wrote his famous symbolic drama 'Kabar' in Bengali. On 14 December 1971, just two days before the victory of Bangladesh in the Liberation War, Munier Choudhury along with many other Bengali intellectuals, teachers, doctors, and engineers was abducted from his home by the Pakistani army and its local collaborators. He was tortured and brutally killed. His body could never be identified.