Different careers and different talents. After making a mark in their designated fields, Jovan and Oyshee are the shining stars who came and conquered. Keeping in mind their differences of career and choices, these two are oceans apart. Star Showbiz brings you the exclusive insight into the scene where these two stars show us how people from different walks of life define love differently.

It indeed has been quite a long time (laughs). I'll be honest with you; I never exactly wanted to be a singer when I first started making music.

Following the unprecedented success of her first Telefilm, she instantly became a social media icon with no real prior experience in acting or modeling. In spite of that, she has strived, learnt and evolved to become one of the most recognizable faces in Bangladeshi media. Star Showbiz brings to you an exclusively honest interview with the heart-throb of the youth: Safa Kabir!

While nationalism has often been overused as a theme for films in Bangladesh, Shameem Akhtar is a director with genuine passion for

I actually feel 25 years younger after this to be honest. There is a lot more to come and we are releasing some new songs digitally very soon. Hopefully, you will see a lot more from us in the near future.

Very few people want to admit that they believe in horoscopes. When it comes to celebrities, the notion of 'making your own luck' is stronger and thus the skepticism. Star Showbiz, however, invited these celebrities for a chat and a little surprise. The surprise was none other than our very own astrologer, Gazi Amjad Hossain who would be 'foreseeing' some of the aspects of their lives in the upcoming year. How did it turn out? Read our exclusive report to find out!

Heera has often been lauded as Bangladesh's Kareena Kapoor. Despite having both beauty and brains along with all the qualities of a megastar, she has not quite been able to reach her potential. Even then, she is one of the most well known models and TV actresses in the country. Showbiz presents to you the sizzling Heera, who valiantly talks about the industry and some of the problems in it.

Anusheh Anadil is a singer, activist, designer and most importantly: a dreamer. When it comes to ups and downs in life, she has seen it all. At her peak, she cemented a place in the Bangladeshi audience's heart with powerful and earthly brand of folk music.

If one was to suddenly walk into the venue for the Channel I Band Fest in the morning, they would be surprised with the sheer amount of stars in one confined area.

His love of art was natural. The Dhaka University graduate of '72 went on elaborating the story behind the Classical Festivals that he has initiated and has continued for the last five years.

Already established as a popular Television host, her starred blockbuster movie Aynabaji has taken the country by storm and is picking up worldwide acclaim in various international film festivals.

By far, Celebrating Life is the only competition in Bangladesh dedicated to bringing out the unsung talents from across the nation in terms of films, photography and lyrics.

The days were dark and fear lurked at the corners of the patriotic Bengali hearts. During that time, under the Pakistani military dictatorship, presentation of the Bengali culture in any form beckoned trouble. In this gloomy period, it was out of sheer valour, that the handful of Bengali artists, including Ferdausi Majumdar, took it upon themselves to fight the “artistic” war, daringly. Some were unable to overcome that fear, but many did so, in their own faithful ways. This is the tale of one such female warrior. Despite having a strict religious father, she embraced the stage as a performer and did her best to support the cause. Even though the latitude to perform was vague, she availed whatever opportunity there was and pursued her passion for plays. Ferdausi Majumdar also acted in the first drama that was aired on Bangladesh Television (BTV). We are proud to announce that she will be awarded in the upcoming gala night of Celebrating Life 2016 with a lifetime achievement award for her immense contributions.

Mostofa Sarwar Farooki is yet to release his much anticipated film “Doob”, which has created quite a storm in the media recently, after the news published by the Kolkata-based Anandabazar that it was based on the late maestro Humayun Ahmed.

From walking the ramps of Bangladesh to walking the international runways, Jannatul Ferdous Peya has come a long way indeed. Born and brought up in Khulna, she later moved to Dhaka to give wings to her dreams.

Bob Dylan is undeniably one of the most influential figures in music and culture for more than five decades. His contribution to the society is unmatched of; his songs spread out in every corner of America and some of them became anthems for the American Civil Rights and anti-war movements.

Durga Puja is an annual festival celebrating the victory of goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasura, celebrated from the sixth to tenth day of bright lunar fortnight. The six days are observed as Mahalaya, Shashthi, Maha Shaptami, Maha Ashtami, Maha Navami, and the last Vijayadashami.

Many might argue that despite being surrounded by modernity and gender equality, we still reside in a society that is rather patriarchal. However, in the race towards prosperity in the world of glamour, it is the women who have the edge.

Our readers are well aware about the Daily Star's initiative titled Celebrating Life, which focuses on film, photography and lyrics.

Lately, there has been a hype among the movie-goers of the city regarding Amitabh Reza's first film- “Aynabaji”. With the release of all the melodious songs, along with the tantalizing trailer, the satire seems to have created a whirlwind of expectations amongst the film buffs. At a time when the trend in the industry is to leap beyond borders and collaborate, Content Matters Production decided to hold strong to their roots and captivate the citizens with a story that resonates within the vicinity of the great Dhaka city. In the heat of the moment and on behalf of the readers, the Showbiz team met up with the cast and crew of “Aynabaji” in order to break the ice and ask them the big question to find out what makes this film, which was released yesterday, a class apart. To find out more, do head to your nearest theatre that is screening “Aynabaji”.