National Film Award-winning filmmaker Shahnewaz Kakoli is set to travel to Bengaluru, India, later this month for advanced medical treatment, as her condition has shown little improvement following a stroke.

This Eid-ul-Azha, Arifin Shuvoo returned to the big screen in Saif Chandan’s action movie “Malik”, appearing in a bold and intense new avatar.

Actor Bidya Sinha Mim is set to make her debut on local streaming platform Chorki with the upcoming original film “Lifeline”, directed by Kazi Asad.

The wait for the international audience is over. The three Bangladeshi films released during Eid-ul-Azha are now extending their theatrical runs overseas, with international screenings underway across several major markets.

As the entertainment world remains stunned by her beautiful Rabindra Sangeet recital after a post-film interview.

Veteran actor Nader Chowdhury says he never dreamed of becoming a hero. Instead, his lifelong ambition was simply to become an actor—a goal he continues to pursue decades after beginning his career on the stage.

The original “Hothat Brishti”, directed by Basu Chatterjee, was released in 1998 and starred Ferdous and Priyanka.

His arrest followed a complaint filed by a makeup artist, who accused him of demanding money in exchange for work opportunities and threatening her when she failed to comply, according to police.

Popular actor and Chairman of Nirapad Sarak Chai (Nischa), Ilias Kanchan, who is undergoing treatment in London after being diagnosed with a brain tumour, has not shown the level of improvement many had hoped for.

The song “Amay Bhasaili Re” is originally written by poet Jasim Uddin. The song has been newly arranged by musician Labik Kamal Gaurob.

Born in New York, Handy had a long acting career spanning several decades. He appeared in numerous films and television programmes and became a familiar face in crime dramas.

The 15-minute Bangladesh–Philippines co-production stars Al Amin and Indrani Soma and explores themes of identity, self-expression, and social restriction.

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan has confirmed that he will marry his longtime partner Gauri Spratt on July 5, bringing months of speculation about the couple’s future to an end.

The Bangladeshi documentary “Payer Chhap” is set to be screened at several universities and schools in China, extending the international reach of a film that has already drawn attention for its portrayal of resilience and determination.

A special screening of the much-anticipated film "Rockstar" was held yesterday, attended by lead actor Shakib Khan, the film's cast and crew, director Azman Rusho, and members of the media.

The selected projects are "Alowkik Rajhas", the debut feature by Bangladeshi filmmaker Rajib Rafi, and "Before the Earth Collapses", a multinational co-production directed by Japanese filmmaker Noriko Yuasa.

The narrative of “Nishi” centres on a tea worker’s daughter whose education is interrupted due to a severe water crisis. A timber trader, Lalchan, attempts to exploit the situation by offering a tube well in exchange for marriage to the minor girl, forming a story that reflects environmental strain and social vulnerability.

The season is titled “Revolutionary Cinema: The Passion of Ritwik Ghatak”. It has been curated by filmmaker and academic Sanghita Sen.

Filmmaker Srijit Mukherji has unveiled the first glimpse of his upcoming film "Emperor vs Sarat Chandra", with Tota Roy Choudhury appearing as legendary Bengali novelist Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay.

The Cox's Bazar Film Society is set to organise a two-day film screening programme titled “Cox's Bazar Talkies” on June 5 and 6 at Shaheed Subhash Hall of the Cox's Bazar Public Library.