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In an industry where young actors often stumble under the weight of early fame, Nawba Tahiya Hossain has managed to do something rare—grow naturally into the spotlight. Barely out of her teens, she has already carried dramas that racked up millions of views and made her OTT debut alongside big names. Her story begins at the premises of Bangladesh Shishu Academy, where a little girl once sat with other children on Thursdays, learning how to recite poems and speak with confidence.

Film.ca Cinemas CEO Jeff Knoll added in a video message: “Recently, someone even tried to burn the theatre down because of our South Asian screenings. We want our community to feel safe. We did not miss a single show and remain committed to our audience. At the same time, we regret any inconvenience caused, as safety must come first.”

Plenty of shows and movies capture the exact same feelings that hooked us on TSITP—so consider this a fan-to-fan guide to what to watch next. Each of these picks delivers a flavor of TSITP, whether it’s the romance, the setting, or the emotional gut punches we secretly live for.

After eight years with “Warfaze”, Balam left the band in 2007 to focus on his solo career. This year, the iconic band marked its 40th anniversary with a world tour that brought them to Canada — where fans were treated to a surprise reunion with their former vocalist and guitarist.

Prince of Wales admitted he wants to modernise aspects of royal tradition while preserving what still holds meaning.

Frontman Saidus Salehin Khaled Sumon — affectionately known to fans as BassBaba — has, in recent years, managed a fraught period of illness that interrupted Aurthohin’s public schedule.

The Shelby family saga is set to continue, as Netflix and the BBC have commissioned a two-season sequel to “Peaky Blinders”, set in 1953 Britain.

After a busy few months at the box office, two new Bangladeshi features — “Bachelor in Trip” and “Bandhob” — arrive in cinemas today, joining seven other recent releases competing for audience attention across the country.

Durga Puja, the biggest festival for the Bangladeshi Hindu community, ended yesterday with Bijoya Dashami. This year, many familiar faces from the film and television world marked the occasion in their own distinctive ways—some with family, some on stage, and some thousands of miles away from home.

Renowned singer Fahmida Nabi is gearing up to release three new songs, with recordings and video productions already underway.

Netflix has released the trailer for Guillermo del Toro’s upcoming directorial, “Frankenstein”, featuring Jacob Elordi, Oscar Isaac, and Mia Goth in lead roles.

To some, he is “Guru”, to others the “Nagar Baul”. But whatever the label, rock legend James shrugs it off with his signature nonchalance. With a guitar in hand, he often tells fans, “Tomraai amar jaan, tomraai amar praan” [“You are my life, you are my soul”]. That simple honesty is what makes him so beloved.

Today is Bijoya Dashami, a day that marks the triumph of good over evil. It also symbolises personal growth, inspiring the believers of the religion to overcome their flaws, cultivate virtues, and uphold righteousness. To celebrate this major festival, several television channels have lined up Durga Puja programmes for viewers of all. Among them, Duronto TV, the country’s only children’s entertainment channel, has once again prepared special shows for the occasion.

Veteran actor Ilias Kanchan has been unwell for the past seven months and has been receiving treatment in London for the past six months.

This year’s festival is part of a broader effort by the Ministry of Cultural Affairs to celebrate major religious and cultural occasions.

On one of the evening highlights, the festival drama “Dashabhuja”, written and directed by Shaurya Dipto Surjo and featuring Nazia Haque Orsha, Sabbir Ahmed, Naresh Bhuiya and Mahmudul Islam Mithu, will be broadcast on Wednesday at 10:50pm. A dance special, “Dhaker Tale”, is scheduled for Thursday at 1:20pm, offering a programme rooted in the drum-driven rhythms of the puja season.

Bangladeshi filmmaker Adnan Al Rajeev’s acclaimed short film “Ali” has secured a nomination in the Best Short Form (Scripted) category at the upcoming Asian Academy Creative Awards 2025.

Superstar Shah Rukh Khan is set to return as host of the Filmfare Awards in 2025, marking his first time taking on the role since 2008. According to the organisers’ announcement on Tuesday, he will be joined by Maniesh Paul and Karan Johar in co-hosting the prestigious ceremony.

A new travel-adventure comedy, “Bachelor in Trip”, is heading to theaters on October 3, director Nasim Sahnic confirmed to Glitz. Produced by Ammajaan Films, the movie blends travel, romance, and comedy while exploring themes of friendship, adventure, and the renewed urge to enjoy life in the post-Covid era.