Renowned producer Fuad Almuqtadir has returned with a fresh project that reinterprets five iconic Bangla band songs under a new musical arrangement. Titled “Touch of Gold”, the project features revamped versions of “Ghumonto Shohore” by LRB, “Odbhut Sei Cheleti” by Aurthohin, “Shraboner Megh” by Different Touch, “Bhoboghurey” by Cryptic Fate, and “Rong” by Watson Brothers.

It has been learned that “Biday” does not have a single conventional lead hero; rather, the story itself takes centre stage. Alongside Dighi, the film also stars Bapparaj, Faruque Ahmed, and Fazlur Rahman Babu.

This Eid-ul-Fitr marked the debut of Kolkata’s Jyotirmoyee Kundu in the Bangladeshi film industry, starring opposite Shakib Khan in “Prince”. Having begun her journey on television with “Bodhua” in 2024 and making her big-screen debut in 2025 with “Prajapati 2” alongside Dev, the young actor is still only three years into her career.

He left his Gulshan residence with his daughter, Zaima Rahman, and arrived at the Jigatola venue around 6:55 pm, according to Somoy TV.

She also revealed that earlier in her career, she had received numerous offers for mainstream commercial films, including the iconic “Keyamot Theke Keyamot”, as well as proposals from Bollywood. However, she was not drawn to those opportunities, particularly when they involved peripheral roles.

Ending on a warm note, Ujjal said, “Today is Alamgir’s birthday. I send him my heartfelt prayers and love. May he be blessed with a long and healthy life.”

Blake filed the lawsuit in 2024, accusing Justin of sexual harassment and running a smear campaign against her on the set of “It Ends With Us”.

A visible portion, however, reveals something more uncomfortable: how quickly aesthetic preference can blur into racial bias when long-held images are challenged.

Donald Trump has urged his supporters to boycott Bruce Springsteen’s ongoing “Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour”, escalating a public feud after the musician criticised his administration during recent performances.

Reports claiming that “Surongo 2” will be released this Eid-ul-Azha have been dismissed by the film’s producer, who confirmed that the sequel is not slated for an Eid release.

Set in Paris during the Roaring Twenties, the film draws on the traditions of classic Hollywood comedy, blending rapid pacing with mistaken identities and sharply constructed narrative turns. The festival described Salvadori as an admirer of filmmakers such as Ernst Lubitsch, Billy Wilder and Blake Edwards.

The screenings began on Thursday (April 2) and will continue until April 30. Films will be shown every Thursday at 6:00pm at the archive’s 300-seat projection hall in Agargaon, Dhaka.

Released only in multiplexes during Eid, “Rakkhosh” directed by Mehedi Hassan Hridoy is now coming to single-screen theatres. From today, the film will be shown in 30 halls across the country.

Cinema hall owners have demanded compensation from the producer of “Prince”, alleging losses after the Shakib Khan-starrer failed to meet expectations and could not be screened on Eid day due to technical issues.

Mosharraf Karim, widely admired across Bangladesh and beyond, continues to receive praise for his performance in the Eid release “Bonolota Express”. The film, directed by Tanim Noor, has emerged as one of the most successful releases of the season.

Drawing from natural elements, urban structures and everyday objects, the works present high-contrast visual compositions that encourage prolonged observation.

Nirab Hossain’s upcoming film “Shironam” is gearing up for a release this Eid-ul-Azha, though it will arrive under a new title, the makers have confirmed.

Arifin Shuvoo is drawing significant attention beyond national borders, emerging as a standout figure in international entertainment circles following the release of his debut Bollywood series “Jazz City” on March 19.

There are allegations that the production house gave inconsistent statements from the beginning.

Titled “Photoseum: Life of Poetree”, the exhibition will be held at La Galerie and continue until April 16. It brings together an extensive collection of black-and-white portraits dedicated to Shamsur Rahman (1929–2006) and Al Mahmud (1936–2019).