“We’ve poured our hearts into this project. ‘Uraal’ is a tribute to unbreakable friendship, the kind that holds you through life’s uncertainties. I believe people will see a part of themselves in this story.”
After securing a spot in the top 10 of “Lux Superstar” in 2018, Puja Agnes Cruze chose patience over haste when it came to making her silver screen debut. Now, years later, her moment finally arrived with “Esha Murder”, where she plays the titular role, a role that not only marks her cinematic breakthrough but also fulfills a dream she has cherished since childhood.
Reflecting on her role, Runa said it was her director’s vision that helped her truly embody the character. “We shot across real locations, and the people whose stories we portrayed were extremely supportive. We’re deeply grateful to them.”
“I would describe ‘Utshob’ as an independent commercial film,” he explained, “because I faced quite a struggle finding producers for it. I’m deeply grateful to my wife Shormila Akter, director and producer Shakeeb Fahad, and, last but not least, Chorki, who believed in me and stood by me throughout the journey.”
After her “Gulmohor” dream came true, Sarika Sabah is now preparing for the upcoming Eid-ul-Azha. She is set to embrace the joy of togetherness by celebrating the occasion with her family.
One of the most promising rising stars of contemporary times, Farrukh Ahmed Rehan is all set to celebrate Eid-ul-Azha in the warmth of his family home in Tangail. Known for his dedication and work ethic, the actor is currently wrapping up all his ongoing projects—including television fictions and fashion shoots—well ahead of the festivities, so he can fully immerse himself in quality time with his loved ones.
As the festive season arrives, Priom, like many others, reflects on the bittersweet essence of Eid—the joy wrapped in family rituals, coloured with memories of loved ones no longer around.
Farhan Ahmed Jovan, a prominent figure on the Bangladeshi small screen, is set to make this Eid-ul-Azha particularly memorable. Not only does it mark his first Eid since marrying Sajin Ahmed Nirjona in early 2024, but it also sees him embracing both personal and professional milestones.
Omar Faruk, a young freedom fighter, leaves his home during the Liberation War of Bangladesh in 1971 to earn freedom for his beloved land. Before leaving his house, he promised his mother that he would return to her and have a meal together.
The FIFA World cup kept Mousumi Mou extremely busy, besides she was also had her hands full for the Cricket T20 world cup. Although the anchor’s favourite team, Brazil, could not even qualify after the quarter finals, she continued the smile on her face, and hosted the live show the next day discussing the faults of her favourite team.
Intekhab Dinar has been able to redefine his career when upon stepping into the revolution that was Bangladeshi OTT -- coming up with one after another tremendous performances in this medium. Two of the projects featuring Dinar, released yesterday in two popular OTT platforms—Chorki and Hoichoi. One is the much-anticipated part 2 of the Syed Ahmed Shawki directorial “Karagar”, and the latter is Chorki original, “Café Desire” directed by Robiul Alam Robi.
Manoj Pramanik has the ability to leave a mark amongst the audiences with the smallest of roles.
Every year, 95 out of 100 children in Bangladesh who get diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia lose their battle to the cancer, due to the lack of treatment.
Director Iffat Jahan Momo chose to mark her debut as a director by portraying this story in web film “Muntasir”, marking International Men’s Day today.
Remember Shejuti from Hoichoi’s popular web series "Money Honey", co-directed by Tanim Noor and Krishnendu Chattyopaddhyay? The character was donned by actress Nishat Priom, who began her journey in showbiz through television commercials.
Recently, actress Sallha Khanam Nadia was honoured with the ‘National Youth Icon of Bangladesh Award 2022’. The seventh instalment of the International Business Genius Bangladesh was organised by FoHTEM (Federation of Hospitality, Tourism and Event Management), in association with Bangladesh Debate Warriors.
There are few names in the history of Bangladesh’s underground music scene that ring with as much power and ferocity as Artcell, Black and Cryptic Fate. So iconic were these three bands in their individual forms, that they decided to come together and perform as a trio.
Tasnia Farin is going to make her silver screen debut with the Tollywood film "Aro Ek Prithibi", on December 2. The actress recently attended the Dhallywood Awards held at the USA. She also visited the UK, where she had shot for her debut film.
