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.’”
The book, titled “Robi Poth,” is set to be released on November 2 at the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.
The five-day-long Durga Puja festivities kick off today. To celebrate, new songs have been released, and fresh dramas are set to premiere on TV and YouTube. Here’s a glimpse of some notable entertainment highlights for Durga Puja.
Now, the legendary actor embarks on yet another artistic venture, lending his voice to Antik Mahmud's latest animated project, with the recording already completed to perfection.
Famed actor Abul Hayat has left an indelible mark on both television and film, having been a part of countless productions. In addition to his acting career, he has also gained recognition as a successful theatre director. With more than 50 years devoted to his craft, his work in stage plays has further enriched his multifaceted career. His performances in popular TV dramas have earned him widespread acclaim and admiration from audiences over the years.
When asked which parts of his life he chose to highlight in his autobiography, Abul Hayat responded, “I’ve written about the moments from my childhood that I felt needed to be shared. Writing made me realise what was worth including, while some things felt better left unsaid. I hope that, together, these stories will give readers a complete picture of my journey.” His words promise a candid and thoughtful narrative, offering an authentic glimpse into the experiences that shaped him.
Renowned for her exceptional talent, Sharmili Ahmed captivated audiences with her performances in countless plays and acclaimed films. Notably, she starred in the country's first-ever serial drama and left an indelible mark with her role in the film "Abirbhab", which features the song "Sathti Ronger Majhe".
Celebrated Bangladeshi actor Abul Hayat, Kolkata's theatre luminary Manoj Mitra, filmmaker Prabhat Roy, and film producer Purnima Dutta were honoured in a grand ceremony in Kolkata yesterday (June 8).
To mark the 101st birth anniversary of the late Syed Badruddin Hossain, an eminent educationist, a language movement veteran, and lifetime chairman of Padatik Nattya Sangsad (TSC), a four-day long theatre festival titled "Syed Badruddin Hossain Smrity Natyautsab o Smarak Sammanona 2024" is set to take place at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) on May 16. This theatre festival has been orchestrated annually since 2010.
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.’”
The book, titled “Robi Poth,” is set to be released on November 2 at the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy.
The five-day-long Durga Puja festivities kick off today. To celebrate, new songs have been released, and fresh dramas are set to premiere on TV and YouTube. Here’s a glimpse of some notable entertainment highlights for Durga Puja.
Now, the legendary actor embarks on yet another artistic venture, lending his voice to Antik Mahmud's latest animated project, with the recording already completed to perfection.
Famed actor Abul Hayat has left an indelible mark on both television and film, having been a part of countless productions. In addition to his acting career, he has also gained recognition as a successful theatre director. With more than 50 years devoted to his craft, his work in stage plays has further enriched his multifaceted career. His performances in popular TV dramas have earned him widespread acclaim and admiration from audiences over the years.
When asked which parts of his life he chose to highlight in his autobiography, Abul Hayat responded, “I’ve written about the moments from my childhood that I felt needed to be shared. Writing made me realise what was worth including, while some things felt better left unsaid. I hope that, together, these stories will give readers a complete picture of my journey.” His words promise a candid and thoughtful narrative, offering an authentic glimpse into the experiences that shaped him.
Renowned for her exceptional talent, Sharmili Ahmed captivated audiences with her performances in countless plays and acclaimed films. Notably, she starred in the country's first-ever serial drama and left an indelible mark with her role in the film "Abirbhab", which features the song "Sathti Ronger Majhe".
Celebrated Bangladeshi actor Abul Hayat, Kolkata's theatre luminary Manoj Mitra, filmmaker Prabhat Roy, and film producer Purnima Dutta were honoured in a grand ceremony in Kolkata yesterday (June 8).
To mark the 101st birth anniversary of the late Syed Badruddin Hossain, an eminent educationist, a language movement veteran, and lifetime chairman of Padatik Nattya Sangsad (TSC), a four-day long theatre festival titled "Syed Badruddin Hossain Smrity Natyautsab o Smarak Sammanona 2024" is set to take place at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) on May 16. This theatre festival has been orchestrated annually since 2010.
Who doesn’t remember the times when we used to eagerly await our Eid ‘salami’ or eidis (gift money)? Even seasoned, veteran stars cannot help but feel emotional when we ask them about their fondest Eid memories! Six of our stars hence shared their respective recollections regarding receiving these tokens of tradition.