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K Tanzeel Zaman

K Tanzeel Zaman is a feature writer for Star Lifestyle at The Daily Star. A curious traveller with a growing collection of passport stamps, he captures the world through his writing—blending observation with storytelling to reflect the lives, cultures, and moments he encounters along the way.

Why we still get excited about a new iPhone

Perspective / Why we still get excited about a new iPhone

7 September 2026
Discover how annual iPhone launch events ignite deep excitement, tech gossip, and pre-order rituals across Bangladesh canteens. Embracing this consumer tech buzz offers everyday readers shared joy, inspiring cultural connections, and fresh lifestyle possibilities.
7 September 2026
A guide to post-travel recovery: Coming home after the adventure

A guide to post-travel recovery: Coming home after the adventure

3 September 2026
Navigate post-travel recovery as young travellers replace vacation blues with intentional rest in Dhaka. Prioritize a quiet transition day after trips from Mohakhali to Gabtoli, fixing sleep schedules and easing back into daily routines.
3 September 2026
The people behind Dhaka’s unlikely skateboard revolution

Trends / The people behind Dhaka’s unlikely skateboard revolution

17 August 2026
Overcome urban challenges through Bangladesh Street Kids Aid in Dhaka, where street-involved youth like Reshma Akter learn skateboarding to escape child marriage and substance abuse while developing essential life skills, confidence, and community resilience.
17 August 2026
Salahuddin Sumon and stories a map cannot tell

Salahuddin Sumon and stories a map cannot tell

1 August 2026
Discover how former journalist Salahuddin Sumon transforms global travel vlogging by weaving history, authentic human stories, and ethical content creation into compelling visual narratives from Dhaka to the Amazon, proving true storytelling honors local heritage.
1 August 2026
The millennial uncle who got left behind

#Humour / The millennial uncle who got left behind

18 July 2026
Navigate the modern workplace as millennial 90s kids face midlife crises and generational gaps. From trending internet slang like situationships to classic films like The Godfather, bridging this cultural disconnect requires empathy and active listening.
18 July 2026
The chef, the GenZ, the dreamer

The chef, the GenZ, the dreamer

20 June 2026
Inspire your culinary curiosity with Chef Abdullah’s journey from London’s Michelin kitchens to Dhaka’s dining scene. Embracing intense pressure, this Gen Z culinary prodigy masters complex sauces, proving expertise thrives on relentless dedication.
20 June 2026
Kishwar Chowdhury brings her book ‘Smoke Rice Water’ to Dhaka

Kishwar Chowdhury brings her book ‘Smoke Rice Water’ to Dhaka

20 June 2026
Celebrate Bengali culinary heritage with Kishwar Chowdhury’s debut book Smoke Rice Water launched in Dhaka. Discover authentic recipes and migrant narratives that bridge cultural identity, honoring global representation and the deep emotional memories behind every dish.
20 June 2026
Chef Zohra Maliha says you're throwing away good food

Chef Zohra Maliha says you're throwing away good food

15 June 2026
Revitalize your kitchen practices by exploring zero-waste gastronomy with Chef Zohra Maliha at Manzo, where sustainable culinary techniques and traditional Bangladeshi mindfulness transform discarded shrimp heads and vegetable scraps into affordable, delicious gourmet dishes.
15 June 2026
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Trendy haircuts you must try in 2022!

This chic haircut originated in the 1920s. It was made very popular by the Italian-American actor and fashion icon Rudolph Valentino, hence the haircut name. He wore his hair back, tightly combed with ultra-glossy pomade with a perfect side parting.
28 March 2022
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Getting fit while being at home — A 30-day journey

Spending hours upon hours at my work desk has always proved to be productive in one way or the other. If anything, it always assured the monthly stream of paycheques.
14 March 2022
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Making digital content: An everyday hustle

Living a life without our daily digital necessities almost feels like a distant memory. From ordering groceries, indulging a midnight craving to calling a ride on the go is now an innate part of our daily lives without which,
3 January 2022
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