Actor Shommo Joyti, who recently earned widespread acclaim for his role in the film “Utshob”, has announced that he will be taking a year-long break from acting. The film, which was released during Eid, has received strong reception both in Bangladesh and abroad.
Veteran actor Misha Sawdagor, a dominant figure in Dhallywood for over 36 years, believes that the consistent release of quality cinema throughout the year is key to reviving the Bangladeshi film industry. Speaking to The Daily Star from the US, the National Film Award-winning ‘villain’ reflected on his role as Shakib Khan’s father in the hit Eid release “Borbaad”, calling it a challenging but rewarding experience.
National Award-winning actress Azmeri Haque Badhan is earning praise for her latest film “Esha Murder”, which premiered on Eid-ul-Azha and is directed by Sunny Sanwar. Badhan takes on the leading role of a police officer in this woman-centric thriller, and the actress has since been immersed in promotions—appearing on TV, visiting theatres, and speaking with the press.
Renowned actor and six-time National Film Award winner Fazlur Rahman Babu made a powerful Eid comeback with three film releases: “Taandob”, “Insaaf”, and “Neelchokro”.
National Film Award-winning actress Runa Khan will appear in three new web films set for release this Eid.
Popular singer Kornia is back with yet another music video, this time titled “Jamdani Saree”. The Eid special track was released yesterday on her official YouTube channel.
Television, OTT, and film actor Shajal Noor has begun shooting for his latest film “Shapla Shaluk” in Sherpur’s border region, marking his first collaboration with actress Shobnom Bubly. Directed by Rasheda Akter Lajuk, the action-romantic film faced an unusual disruption during filming when wild elephants invaded the set.
Television and OTT actress Tanzika Amin is currently busy shooting for dramas in Canada. Best known for her acclaimed role in the web series “Mohanagar 2”, the former Lux star is now filming four dramas overseas.
Humayun Ahmed, Bangladesh’s beloved "magician of words," crafted stories that transcended the pages of his books to become an integral part of Bangladeshi cinema and television. With a unique talent for creating compelling characters, he left behind a legacy that continues to captivate audiences even years after his passing.
On this special day, Mim shared her thoughts on the bittersweet nature of birthdays, the cherished love of her family, and the loyalty of fans who continue to support her journey in the film industry.
For now, Keya’s focus is on dramas rather than films or OTT projects. “I want to stay occupied with dramas. I have plans to film some special projects for Valentine’s Day and the end of the year,” she said
Tanjim Saiara Totini, a well-known actress cherished just as much by the younger generation, has appeared in multiple dramas, earning praise from all corners. One particular drama with Totini and Yash Rohan drew significant attention. To date, the duo has been featured as a pair in more than a dozen productions.
Today, Runa stands at an exciting juncture in her career, eagerly awaiting the release of multiple new films and preparing to embark on a fresh project set to start filming this month.
The day marks the gorgeous actress Arifa Parvin Zaman Moushumi’s birthday, and this is a highlight of the more precious moments from her career.
In a rare, candid moment, Hayat shared a deeply personal story. “Three years ago, I found out I had cancer. When I came home from the hospital, I couldn’t speak.” He paused, then continued, his voice trembling, recalling how his wife had comforted him. “She told me, ‘What’s the problem? We’re all here. You will get better. We will do whatever it takes.’”
As for regrets, Deepa confessed to having none. “I don’t have any regrets or sorrows. I’ve had the chance to play some incredible roles. The only thought that crosses my mind is that if the high-quality films being produced today had begun 20 years ago, I might have had the opportunity to accomplish even more.”
Masud Ali Khan passed away peacefully at his residence on Green Road today afternoon, leaving behind a legacy woven with memorable performances that will live on in the hearts of his admirers.
Wrapping up the conversation, Mousumi shared her unwavering dedication to acting, saying, "All my dreams revolve around acting. I dream of creating work that audiences will remember for years. I’ve been fortunate to receive so much love, and I hope to hold onto that always.”
