Dhaka June 17, 2025, 11:39 pm
Various cultural organisations observed the day with a range of programmes
রাজকুমার রাও অভিনীত ‘ভুল চুক মাফ’ সিনেমাটি দর্শকদের কাছ থেকে তুমুল প্রশংসা কুড়াচ্ছে
National Film Award-winning singer Fatima Tuz Zahra Oyshee performed in London, UK on 27 May and will perform in Birmingham on 2 June
Dhaka Chief Metropolitan Magistrate Mostafizur Rahman passes the order on Tuesday following a hearing on her bail petition
Further details regarding the arrest are yet to be disclosed
Actress Nusraat Faria was arrested on Sunday from Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka
She was about to leave the country
The petition, signed by more than 370 actors and filmmakers, also denounced Israel's killing of Fatima Hassouna, the young Gaza photojournalist featured in the documentary "Put Your Soul in Your Hand and Walk", which premiere
Christopher McQuarrie's latest “Mission: Impossible” installment is the biggest Hollywood tentpole wading ashore in Cannes this year
The deadline for submitting proposals today
He made the remarks while speaking at a press conference at the Secretariat organised to discuss the invitation for Bangladeshi short film Ali to the Cannes Film Festival
The movie ranks 44th on IMDb chart
The Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said films released in 2027 will be eligible for an Oscar for Achievement in Stunt Design
They have played back in a web film titled “How Sweet” by directed by Kajol Arefin Ome. The title of the song is “Maya Maya Lage”. The music of the song is composed by Akash Sen with lyrics by Asif Iqbal
Doctors attributed his condition to dehydration, likely caused by fasting during Ramzan. They assured that Rahman is now stable and out of danger
He breathed his last at Dhaka Specialized Hospital around 3:30 am on Sunday
Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, adviser of the Ministry of Cultural Affairs, highlighted that the film sectors still remain scattered; rather, the entire cultural industry should remain under one umbrella
From exploring societal issues to celebrating love and family bonds, these dramas have made a significant mark on the global entertainment scene
Bangla Academy announced the names of the winners on Thursday
French director Jacques Audiard's Mexico-set "Emilia Perez" took four prizes, including best comedy or musical film, while "The Brutalist" was named best drama and also picked up best actor for Adrien Brody, who plays a Hunga
