Actress Bidya Sinha Mim has been around in the entertainment industry for numerous years. Her debut film, “Amar Ache Jol” captivated audiences and marked the beginning of her successful career. She then went on to star in several more films, eventually earning a National Film Award.
As one of the biggest festivals of the country, Eid-ul-Azha arrives, and due to it, celebrities have been busy in recent months, working on new projects to gift their audience, ensuring their fans can enjoy the festivals to the fullest.
Herlan Bangladesh was the title sponsor, and all of its brand ambassadors, including Shakib Khan, performed and walked the ramp with some of the gorgeous ladies in showbiz.
Mim interestingly revealed that her mother wanted to become an actress herself. However, her dream has now been fulfilled by her daughter. “I would request my fans and well-wishers to pray for my mother,” she conveyed.
In conversation with The Daily Star, the actress shared about the film’s re-release alongside her other works and more.
Every year, International Women's Day serves as a reminder of the strides women have made in society. It's a day filled with discussions, events, and reflections on women's rights and their integral role in shaping the world. As we commemorate this day once again, prominent figures have shared their perspectives on the ongoing journey towards gender equality.
“Poran” will run in three outlets of Cineplex — Bashundhara City Mall (two shows), Sony Square (four shows), and Bali Arcade (four shows).
In the dazzling world of Dhallywood, where lights flicker, emotions run deep, and stories unfold, one actress stands out not only for her on-screen charisma but also for her insatiable love for exploration and creativity. Bidya Sinha Saha Mim, a National Film Award-winning actress, is not just a name in the spotlight; she's a soul driven by wanderlust and a passion for storytelling.
Over the years, an increasing number of celebrities from music, film and television have released their books at the Ekushey Book Fair. Enthusiastic fans eagerly seek out books authored by their favourite celebrities, inscribed with a personalised signature, all while hoping to catch a glimpse of the stars themselves.
After much delay, the Siam Ahmed and Bidya Sinha Mim starrer "Antarjal", is finally releasing today in 34 theatres nationwide. Moreover, "Antarjal" will also be released in the United States and Canada, on the same date.
Famed Dhallywood actress Bidya Sinha Mim will finally be making this year’s return to the silver screen tomorrow with “Antarjal”.
For the first time in Bangladesh's showbiz industry, a local film will be screened in more foreign multiplexes than domestic cinemas upon its theatrical release.
The Indian production, "Manush", has been in the news for its popular cast and strong plot line which has sparked curiosity amongst the audience.
After long wait, fans will finally got to see the world of "Antarjal". The trailer for the film, begins with a shot of a futuristic city from which the masked hacker is trying to destroy the old world.
Prior to its release, the makers decided to shoot a promotional song with the core team members at BFDC on Tuesday.
Bidya Sinha Mim is now all set to appear as the legendary late author and lawmaker Panna Kaiser in her upcoming project “Digonte Phuler Agun”.
In the world of cinema, anticipation often mounts as release dates draw near. This September, film enthusiasts in Bangladesh will have a tough choice to make as two highly awaited movies, “Antarjal” and “Jawan”, are set to compete for their attention and adoration.
Their recreation has already accumulated well wishes and accolades from peers and fans alike, with many looking forward to watching the film.
Bidya Sinha Mim expressed her deep sorrow over missing the chance to meet the legendary Panna Kaiser. The news of Panna Kaiser's sudden passing left Mim in shock, as she had eagerly anticipated the long-awaited encounter with the iconic figure. The actress was set to portray Panna Kaiser in the movie "Digonte Fuler Agun," drawing inspiration from the esteemed writer and former parliamentarian's interviews and literary works.