Despite the impending release, lead actors Orchita Sporshia and Nirab Hossain have been noticeably absent from promotional activities, prompting accusations of non-cooperation from the director.
Festivities have commenced across BFDC surrounding the Bangladesh Film Artistes Association (BFAA) election. Conversations are rife regarding the affiliations with either the Dipjol-Misha panel or the Nipun panel. Notably, Nana Shah, Shahnoor, DA Tayeb, and fight director Arman have shifted their allegiance from Nipun’s panel to join the Dipjol-Misha panel. It's anticipated that actress Mahiya Mahi will most definitely participate in the elections as part of this panel too.
The Saikat Nasir directorial was initially released across 16 halls and tells the story of the illegal practice of money laundering.
The teaser for the Shobnom Bubly starrer, “Casino” will be released today at 8 pm. Directed by Saikat Nasir, the film is on the list of releases audiences can expect for this Eid-ul-Azha. The film stars Nirab Hossain opposite Bubly.
The actor mentioned that, while dancing to “Beainshab”, Apu Biswas slipped from his arms. Though the two had fallen down, they quickly got back up and continued to dance. Furthermore, Nirab’s second attempt to lift Apu was successful.
In a recent visit to Kolkata, the two worlds collided as Dhallywood actor Nirab Hossain met up with Tollywood diva Rituparna Sengupta. The “Casino” famed actor was welcomed with warmth into the actress’s home amid the Saraswati Puja celebrations.
Tollywood’s Rituparna Sengupta and popular model Jessia Islam will be seen in the Indo-Bangladesh joint venture “Sporsho”. The shooting of the movie will commence soon in Kolkata. The film will be jointly directed by Bangladesh’s Anonno Mamun, and Indian filmmaker Abhinandan Dutta.
Nirab Hossain is a renowned actor and model. He has recently starred in a Malaysian film titled, 'Banglasia'. In a candid interview with Rafi Hossain, he talked about his journey, and the difficulties he had to face to reach where he is today.
Despite the impending release, lead actors Orchita Sporshia and Nirab Hossain have been noticeably absent from promotional activities, prompting accusations of non-cooperation from the director.
Festivities have commenced across BFDC surrounding the Bangladesh Film Artistes Association (BFAA) election. Conversations are rife regarding the affiliations with either the Dipjol-Misha panel or the Nipun panel. Notably, Nana Shah, Shahnoor, DA Tayeb, and fight director Arman have shifted their allegiance from Nipun’s panel to join the Dipjol-Misha panel. It's anticipated that actress Mahiya Mahi will most definitely participate in the elections as part of this panel too.
The Saikat Nasir directorial was initially released across 16 halls and tells the story of the illegal practice of money laundering.
The teaser for the Shobnom Bubly starrer, “Casino” will be released today at 8 pm. Directed by Saikat Nasir, the film is on the list of releases audiences can expect for this Eid-ul-Azha. The film stars Nirab Hossain opposite Bubly.
The actor mentioned that, while dancing to “Beainshab”, Apu Biswas slipped from his arms. Though the two had fallen down, they quickly got back up and continued to dance. Furthermore, Nirab’s second attempt to lift Apu was successful.
In a recent visit to Kolkata, the two worlds collided as Dhallywood actor Nirab Hossain met up with Tollywood diva Rituparna Sengupta. The “Casino” famed actor was welcomed with warmth into the actress’s home amid the Saraswati Puja celebrations.
Tollywood’s Rituparna Sengupta and popular model Jessia Islam will be seen in the Indo-Bangladesh joint venture “Sporsho”. The shooting of the movie will commence soon in Kolkata. The film will be jointly directed by Bangladesh’s Anonno Mamun, and Indian filmmaker Abhinandan Dutta.
Nirab Hossain is a renowned actor and model. He has recently starred in a Malaysian film titled, 'Banglasia'. In a candid interview with Rafi Hossain, he talked about his journey, and the difficulties he had to face to reach where he is today.
