“This time we will celebrate Humayun Ahmed on November 13. This edition will be bigger, with more extensive arrangements. There will be music, film screenings, and discussions,” Farooki wrote.

Last week’s Louvre heist, €88 million worth of jewels gone in minutes, reminded us why heist stories captivate audiences. They are a blend of tension, intellect, and style: a world in which every move counts, every second is choreographed, and every character has a role that feels indispensable.

Renowned journalist-turned-actor Hasan Masood has been hospitalised after falling seriously ill. He was admitted to a private hospital in Dhaka’s Mohakhali area on Monday (October 27) night following severe headaches and seizures.

The release date for the much-anticipated film “Delupi”, directed by Mohammad Taufiq Islam, has finally been announced. The film is set to premiere in Khulna on November 7, followed by a nationwide release on November 14.

Coldplay frontman Chris Martin and “Game of Thrones” star Sophie Turner have set the internet abuzz after being spotted together during what appeared to be a private dinner date in London, sparking rumours of a budding romance between the two stars.

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke has stated that he will no longer perform in Israel, distancing himself from the country’s government amid ongoing conflict.

The award-winning Bangladeshi film “Kathgolap”, which received international acclaim at several foreign festivals, has been officially banned in Bangladesh.

Shironamhin is set to continue that legacy with the highly anticipated sequel, “Ei Obelay 2”. The track will be released as the final song of the band’s “Batighar” album in the first week of December.

Tasnía Farin has recently spoken out about gender inequality in the entertainment industry during an interview with Anandabazar Patrika. The actress, who was earlier set to star opposite Dev in "Projapoti 2" but could not due to visa complications, has now travelled to Kolkata to discuss a new film with acclaimed filmmaker Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury. Chanchal Chowdhury is also expected to feature in the project. This time, however, Farin faced no visa hurdles.

Arnob’s previous albums include “Chaina Bhabish” (2005), “Hok Kolorob” (2006), “Doob” (2008), “Arnob and Friends Live” (2009), “Rod Bolechhe Hobe” (2010), “Adhekh Ghume” (2012), “Khub Doob” (2015), “Andho Shohor” (a mix of old and new, 2017), and “Arnob and Friends 2” (a remake, 2022).

At the heart of "Mohabbatein" lies a cinematic optimism that feels almost extinct today. There was something beautifully naive about its conviction that love, not logic, not rebellion for rebellion’s sake, but pure, unfiltered love, could soften even the harshest hearts.

Music director and singer Jahid Nirob has tied the knot. He is now married to Suchona Tasnim, a long-time friend and confidante.

“I’m acting in a TV drama after a very long time — almost years! I’ve been active on stage, but not in front of the camera. The story of this drama is really beautiful, and working with Chayanika Didi is always special. I truly enjoyed it, and I believe viewers will love it too.”

Pop superstar Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have officially gone public with their relationship. The pair were spotted in Paris on October 25, celebrating Perry’s 41st birthday with a night out at the iconic Crazy Horse cabaret.

Actor-singer Nusraat Faria is gearing up to make a musical comeback with a set of new releases. Known for balancing her acting career with music, Faria first debuted as a singer in 2018 with “Pataka”. Since then, she has released four tracks and recorded another song with renowned music producer Fuad Almuqtadir early last year. However, the song is yet to be released — something she recently addressed during a public event, where she also shared insights about her new musical plans.

After releasing “Bugonia”, his latest film starring Emma Stone, filmmaker Yorgos Lanthimos says he’s finally ready for a break.

Several Bangladeshi musicians and bands are currently on concert tours across the United States. After 17 years, popular singer Asif Akbar has returned to perform in the country, while rock band Aurthohin is touring the US for the first time. On Saturday (October 25), both acts shared the same stage in Boston.

It is worth mentioning that the Fazlul Haque Memorial Award has been presented for the past 22 years in memory of the late Fazlul Haque, the founding editor of the country’s first film magazine, Cinema and the maker of Bangladesh’s first children’s film, “Son of Pakistan”.

Chanchal said, “It’s not confirmed yet, but discussions are ongoing. There’s a possibility. Hopefully, we’ll work together.”

This year holds double significance as it marks 75 years of film journalism in Bangladesh, a journey that began with Haque’s visionary initiative.