1971 Shei Shob Din
Hridi Huq receives yet another prestigious award for her film
The talented director Hridi Huq has already accumulated various awards and acclaim since the release of her directorial debut film, "1971 Shei Shob Din".
Viewers in London came to tears while watching ‘1971 Shei Shob Din’ : Hridi Huq
Hridi Huq's directorial debut film, "1971: Shei Shob Din", has garnered critical acclaim both at home and abroad for its compelling storyline based on our Liberation War.
A new chapter for Tareen
Bangladeshi actress Tareen, widely acclaimed for her roles in television dramas over the years, is set to make her debut in Indian Bengali cinema with the film “Eta Amader Golpo”. Tareen's popularity spans generations, and adding to her repertoire, she is also a skilled dancer. Last year, she received applause for her role in the film “1971 Shei Shob Din”.
Shajal to celebrate birthday at ‘muhurat’ of his next film
Today marks Shajal's birthday, and although he won't be shooting on this special day, he is set to participate in the muhurat ceremony for his upcoming film.
‘1971 Shei Shob Din’ in theatres again
The film features a stellar cast, including Abul Hayat, Mamunur Rashid, Jayanto Chattopadhyay, Ferdous, Tarin, Litu Anam, Hridi Huq, Mousumi Hamid, Sajal Noor, Nazia Haque Orsha, Sanjida Preeti, and Anisur Rahman Milon, amongst others.
Marriage is a matter of fate: Shajal Noor
Over the past year, popular actor Shajal Noor has featured in three films, two web films, while two more films are awaiting release. His portrayal in “1971 Shei Shob Din” has gained widespread acclaim as a Liberation War film this year. He shared insights about his career and personal life in an interview with The Daily Star.
Ferdous gears up for ‘Juddho Jibon’
Ferdous Ahmed's upcoming film, "Juddho Jibon", also centers around the Liberation War just like his last film, "1971 Shei Shob Din".
'1971 Shei Shob Din' set for release in the US
The “1971 Shei Shob Din” movie directed by Hridi Huq, was released over a month ago. Consequently, this Liberation War-based film has already achieved much praise from audiences.
Students to receive special screenings of ‘1971 Shei Shob Din’
Hridi Huq’s “1971 Shei Shob Din” will not only be re-released at Cineplex but UCSI University has also organised seven special screenings of it for students of several schools and colleges, over the next seven days, starting today.
'1971 Shei Shob Din' trailer to release today
Hridi Huq directorial "1971 Shei Shob Din" finally released its digital poster yesterday, and also revealed that the trailer will be unveiled on August 10 at 7 pm.
People in Bangladesh have deep appreciation for their cultural heritage: Hridi Huq
The daughter of the eminent actor, academic, and playwright Enamul Haque, and theater personality Lucky Enam, Hridi Huq is carving her own path as a director, in the world of cinema.
Sonia Hossain tantalises in Urdu song from '1971 Shei Shob Din'
Sonia Hossain, a familiar face from the small screen, takes centre stage in the song’s music video.
Three exciting movies set to release post-Eid
The tradition of releasing movies during Eid festivities continues to thrive, with “Priyotoma” and “Shurongo” gaining considerable success across multiplexes and single screens. Now, the excitement builds around three highly anticipated releases that are set to hit the big screens this August.
Jachchho Kothay: Shajal-Sanjida bring back nostalgic 70s
Starring Shajal Noor and Sanjida Preeti, Jaaz Multimedia has recently released “Jachchho Kothay”, a song from Hridi Huq’s upcoming movie “1971 Shei Shob Din”.
‘1971 Shei Shob Din’ to showcase first song today
Get ready to experience the magical flavour of 70's with "Jaccho Kothai" from Hridi Huq directorial movie "1971 Shei Shob Din."
Ferdous talks upcoming films, friendship with Purnima, and more
Ferdous is the hero the well-known film, “Hothat Brishti”. Even now, it is quite clear how busy his film schedule is. Currently, three of his films are awaiting release.
A homage to Bangla cinema’s golden era, with hand-painted art
Amidst the digital era of posters, cinema goers have almost forgotten the larger-than-life acrylic posters of yesteryear, which used to grace Dhaka city, especially adorning cinema halls. Artists used to work day and night to make this unique South-Asian artstyle for films stars like Kabori, Nayak Raj Razzak, spanning to even Jashim and Manna.