Afsana Aziz Nitol

In the wake of rock legend Ayub Bachchu's demise, Debi started its journey in theatres with a dimmed spirit.

The way our city has fallen prey to rapid urbanisation is portrayed by Kazi Salahuddin Ahmed in his recent exhibition titled Fallout. The exhibition began at a new art gallery called Dwip Gellary, which was recently inaugurated in Lalmatia, Dhaka.

The atmosphere of Kalabagan Puja mandap was festive on Wednesday night with the blasts of dhaak-dhol and music. A cultural programme organised by Kalabagan Puja Comitteee doubled the celebration of the night.

Is Macbeth a tragic hero or a villain? – people have had differing opinions on this since Shakespeare's magnum opus was first staged in 1606.

Druti, Rattri, Chiring and Kripanjali, four girls from the Garo community, began the journey of their rock band, Kremlin, with high hopes.

As soon as the curtains were raised, the sight of statue-like figures which crowded the entire stage, grabbed the attention of the

In his book Legal Stories of Life, Barrister Omar H Khan conveys that law is associated with every sphere of our life, including art and culture.

The first ever web series of eminent director Amitabh Reza Chowdhury, titled 'Dhaka Metro', will be launched soon on Hoichoi. Hoichoi is Kolkata's subscription-based video on demand platform that mainly focuses on Bengali content.

Dancers' Guild, an Indian dance group, brought Rabindranath Tagore's tale Chandalika to life in the form of a dance-drama at the Ganga Jamuna Sangskritik Utshab 2018.

Eminent scholar, archaeologist and historian, Abul Kalam Mohammed Zakaria was recently remembered on his 100th birthday by a committee to publish books on the architectural sites in Dhaka, at the Experimental Hall of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy. He was the former president of the editorial board of the organisation.

Bunon Theatre's production Secret of History showcases a painful chapter of Bangladesh's history. On Sunday, the 8th production of Secret of History was staged in the Experimental Hall of Bangladeshi Shilpakala Academy (BSA). The story is based on 1975's Jail Killing Day and the Sipahi-Janata Biplob.

The lively rhythm of different forms of Latin dance - Cha-cha-cha, Tango, Salsa, Rumba, Samba, Mambo, Lambada, Merengue - can brighten up anyone's mood. To help the people of Dhaka appreciate the dance form, 3rd Space has introduced Latin dance classes.

Bhabanagara Foundation has been reviving the essence of Charyapada for the last five years at Suhrawardy Udyan. Bauls from different

Born in Mymensingh, Mazaharul Islam Salim, has been practicing Kyokushin Karate for fifteen years, a form of full contact karate which was founded in 1964 by Korean-Japanese Masutatsu Oyama.

The 4th National Instrumental Musicians' Congress began with an anondo shobhajatra recently at Bangladesh National Museum. The day-long event was organised by Bangladesh Musicians' Foundation (BMF).

The Indian subcontinent's obsession with lighter skin is not unknown. In a world where the word 'fair' is often associated with the word 'lovely', a young artist from Dhaka came up with a rather telling artwork titled Dark and Lovely.

Trained in Kathak, Snata Shahrin has always been loyal to the dance form. The dancer has dedicated twenty five years of her life to

Embracing art, literature, language and more of another country broadens our perspectives and helps us see things differently. On Sunday, the people of Bangladesh and Japan were seen embracing each other's cultures at the Japan Fest 2018 held at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.

Echoes of delight resonated in a very crowded TSC, University of Dhaka on Thursday night.

Good news for parents who often face difficulties to inspire children to eat vegetables, exercise and study! Duronto TV's Duronto Shomoy is now here to make parents' lives easier.