Shakib Khan’s upcoming film “Tufan” is not the only movie creating buzz for this Eid. His co-star, actress Shobnom Bubly, also has a feature set lined up for the upcoming Eid release. 

Bangladesh Lyricist, Composers, and Performers Society (BLCPS) along with the Bangladesh Copyright Office have jointly arranged a day-long mentoring session in the capital.

The film's poster and a 30-second teaser have already been released, garnering praise from viewers. The teaser depicts a dramatic scene where a pilot pleads for help during an airplane hijacking.

Nachiketa Chakraborty, the beloved musician from West Bengal, is returning to perform for the Dhaka audience once more. "Nachiketa Live in Dhaka Volume 2" is scheduled for July 26 at the Krishibid Institute auditorium in the capital.

Netflix has officially announced a "Peaky Blinders" film with Oscar winner Cillian Murphy reprising his iconic role as the fearsome gangster, Thomas Shelby. Murphy will also serve as a producer on the project. 

BTS leader RM has struck a chord with his solo project, achieving impressive success and securing his highest debut yet on the prestigious Billboard music charts.

Despite the numerous music festivals being held in the country, there seems to be a lack of effort to honour late artistes like Azam Khan. Known as the pinnacle of Bengali pop music and a participant in the Liberation War, his contributions are largely overlooked by the music community during his birth and death anniversaries where nearly all remembrance activities are confined to Facebook posts and widespread indifference from thriving musicians and organisations.

This victory saw her defeat Congress candidate Vikramaditya Singh, who had previously contested in two assembly elections but was vying for a parliamentary seat for the first time.

"Toofan" was submitted to the Censor Board three days ago.

The “Boro Chhele” famed actor is increasingly getting known as Golam Mamun now and he feels great about people appreciating his projects. To his fans, he conveyed, “I want you all to pray for me, and I would like to say to everyone that I am grateful for all your love and support.”

Directed by Taufiqul Islam, the drama revolves around a pet dog named Max, adding an endearing element to the narrative. The director has shared that the project blends elements of love, separation, and the harsh realities of the underworld, crafting a multi-layered story that promises to captivate audiences. 

Making the announcement Arshad Adnan disclosed that “Shaheb” will be directed by emerging filmmaker Saif Chandan, with Himel Ashraf serving as the film's advisor. The film is slated for release on Eid next year.

Bollywood heartthrob Arjun Rampal is set to visit Dhaka this month, after 14 years. The actor, known for his chiseled jawline and charismatic personality, has impressed audiences worldwide and made a name for himself.

Shimana emerged in showbiz in 2006 through the Lux-Channel i Superstar competition. She gained wide recognition for her role as Kakoli in the drama "Sakin Sarisuri", directed by Salahuddin Lavlu.

Legendary singer Sabina Yasmin has returned to Bangladesh after undergoing treatment for three and a half months at Singapore General Hospital. The singer arrived back in Dhaka on May 31 and is currently recuperating at her home.

The Bangladesh Press Photo Award celebrates the courageous men and women who brave the frontlines to capture news, every day. A jury composed of the country’s top professional photographers selected the finest works in photojournalism and informational photography from the previous year, highlighting the excellence of these photographers.

Bollywood star Varun Dhawan has become a father. His wife, Natasha Dalal, gave birth to a baby girl yesterday (June 3) evening at a hospital in Mumbai. The actor's father, veteran filmmaker David Dhawan, confirmed the news to a media portal, joyfully announcing, "It’s a baby girl."

After battling for life for 14 days at the hospital, Rista Laboni Shimana passed away today due to severe brain hemorrhage complications.

In an interview with The Daily Star during his recent visit to Dhaka, Goutam discussed the golden era of Bangla films, their present and future, the difficulties Bangla film productions face, as well as his own vision. The director, widely known for his films like “Padma Nadir Majhi”, “Antarjali Jatra”, “Moner Manush”, “Sankhachil”, “Ma Bhumi”, “Paar” and “Kaalbela”, stated that the international standard of Bangla films has declined.

She prefers to express her inner self through writing in her leisure time.  “I love capturing moments through words. I love to write about my thoughts, and for me, it is refreshing.”