The mysteries of the parallel universe called 'the upside down' will continue to unfold this year with Netflix releasing the third season

Renowned poet Nirmalendu Goon has been named the first recipient of Kabi Jasimuddin Shahitya Puroshkar for his contribution to contemporary Bengali poetry.

Megastar Ranveer Singh and debutant Sara Ali Khan starrer film, Simmba, crossed over a whopping 100 crore rupees at the box office in

Hridoy Khan, a third generation musician and an industry stalwart, will celebrate his birthday today. Having burst onto the scene with

Tele-fiction 'Shantipure Oshanti' will be broadcast on Boishakhi TV at 8 pm today. Directed by Shokal Ahmed, it features Afran Nisho, Sabnam Faria, Wahida Mallick Jolly, Arman Parvez Murad among others.

Theatre troupe, Mohakala Natya Sampraday, is going to stage their production Neelakhyan, in three festivals in Tripura, India.

'Sitara', which marks popular Bangladeshi actor Zahid Hasan's debut in Kolkata's film industry, is set to release at the end of January. Directed by Ashish Roy, the film is based on eminent writer Abul Bashar's novel, 'Bhorer Prosuti'.

National Award-winning actor Jaya Ahsan, who has garnered immense popularity in Kolkata, stars in Kaushik Ganguly's 2017 film, 'Bishorjon', alongside Abir Chatterjee in the lead role and Kaushik Ganguly in a special role.

Veteran actor and screenwriter Kader Khan passed away on Tuesday morning in Canada at the age of 81. The actor had been admitted after complaining of breathlessness

With another New Year upon us, it is time to reflect on the things we aim to change for the better in the days ahead. Many of us will be making New Year's resolutions to get fitter, eat healthier or be kinder to ourselves, and our nation's famous faces are no different. We spoke to many young artistes of the arts and entertainment world about their hopes for 2019.

We remember some of the legendary luminaries we lost this year. These names helped define the landscape of Bangladeshi art and culture.

It is hard to argue the fact that 2018 was an eventful year in Bangladeshi music. Whether it be the end of a musical saga, or a stark change in consumption trends, there was a lot that indicated where the future may lie for an industry that is slowly recuperating from the dark days of mass piracy.

Mrinal Sen, the third of the Ray-Ghatak-Sen trio leading the new wave in Indian cinema, breathed his last yesterday. Here are some of the must-watch films from one of the most important filmmakers of Indian film history.

I went to my birthplace, the Dhaka cantonment area, to cast my vote. My polling place was at Dhamalcoat Uchcha Bidyalay, the education institute founded by my father. It was a great experience to have been able to vote alongside all my peers and close ones. There was a feeling of festivity, as everyone voted peacefully.

Renowned Kathak exponent and television personality Munmun Ahmed has many prestigious awards to her credit, including the National Award by Shishu Academy for Kathak Dance (1980), UNESCO Cultural Award (2000) and NHK Japan Award (2000). An avid performer, teacher and choreographer, she learned Kathak under the tutelage of the legendary Pandit Birju Maharaj in Delhi Kathak Kendra.

Aside from starring credits in many super hit films and winning National Film Awards, veteran actor Farooque's career has shaped an important legacy. He has been passionate about politics ever since he was a student. This year, Farooque, who is also a freedom fighter, will compete from the Dhaka - 17 constituency for Awami League (AL).

Renowned artist Syed Jahangir passed away yesterday at 11 am at his residence in Iqbal Road, Mohammadpur in Dhaka. He was 83 years old at that time. His body was taken to the Faculty of Fine Art (FFA), University of Dhaka (DU) for paying last respects.

Renowned artist Syed Jahangir passed away today at 11 am in his own residence in Dhaka. His body will be brought to the Fine Arts Department of Dhaka University at 3.30 pm. The artist was 83 years old at the time of passing.

Today marks the 104th birth anniversary of Shilpacharya Zainul Abedin, the founding father of Bangladeshi art and art education. Born in Mymensingh, Abedin grew up in the serene landscape by the river Brahmaputra. In 1933, he enrolled at Calcutta Government Art School, and later taught at the institute. He was an influential member of the Calcutta Group of progressive artists.

There was a time when hundreds of films were released in a year, and going to cinema halls to watch films was a tradition in urban and even rural areas.