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The Siam sensation continues
His dedication brought him national level recognition, further elevating his career with one after another remarkable projects.
BTS V’s birthday: From Global cafe events to Bus projects, Army’s plan surprises for his birthday
On December 30, it's not just an ordinary day – it's V's Day! As the 28-year-old vocalist of BTS, his dedicated ARMY is gearing up for a unique global celebration.
Mondera ready for silver screen
Mondera Chakroborty is yet to make her debut but the actress has already caught everyone's attention with her alluring persona. The actress is ready to step onto the silver screen as the gentle Kajol in Gias Uddin Selim's upcoming movie "Kajol Rekha"
Shakib Khan, Raihan Rafi conjure up a ‘Toofan’
Hosted by Mousumi Mou, the press conference witnessed the presence of eminent author Anisul Hoque, representatives from Chorki and Alpha-i, along with journalists eager to witness the unveiling of this cinematic powerhouse.
Stan Lee’s 101st birthday, The Academy pays tribute
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences commemorated the 101st birth anniversary of renowned comic book writer Stan Lee by showcasing a special video montage highlighting his cameo appearances in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The heartfelt tribute was shared by the organisation on Friday.
‘Animal’ box office collection: Ranbir Kapoor breaks his own record
Ranbir Kapoor has broken his own record with his fierce performance in Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s “Animal”.
Year end special / Google reveals ‘Barbie’ and Shakira amongst the most searched in 2023
According to Google's annual review, 2023 witnessed significant films and celebrity deaths.
Chanchal Chowdhury to return to theatre in Kolkata
Acclaimed actor Chanchal Chowdhury is all set to grace the stages of Kolkata once again by wielding the powerful play "Radhang", after a decade-long pause. Known for his National Film Award-winning performances and cherished by audiences in both Bengals, Chowdhury's journey back to his theatrical roots marks a significant milestone in his illustrious career.
Empowering Bangladeshi women: Mano a mano with Sara Zaker
Founded by Jude Kelly CBE, WOW - Women of the World is an international festival that started its journey in 2021 in Bangladesh. It organises community events nationwide by offering a platform to celebrate the voices of women and girls, whether living within or beyond the margins of society.
Representing Bengal’s Gaudiya Nritya on the world stage
Gaudiya Nritya is a Bengali classical dance originating in Gaur, Bengal, the ancient capital of the region. Gaudiya Nritya is a composite art form representing the pre-colonial division of larger Bengal with a unique combination of music, history, poetry, literature, drama and rhythm.
Prachyanat to conclude triumphant year with ‘Koinna’
The popular theatre troupe is going to conclude a glorious year with one of its initial plays, eminent thespian Azad Abul Kalam directorial “Koinna”, being staged at the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy on Wednesday (December 13) at 7 PM .
Brushstrokes of solidarity: Fundraiser exhibition sheds light on war-torn Palestine
To a practised eye, the images, paintings, satirical cartoons and visuals of Palestine, a country with a very rich heritage, art and cultural background and which has been diminished to the verge of destruction, where humanity is barely surviving, did not seem any less or more than what it is: A targeted cultural persecution.
Theaterian’s Death of a Salesman: The tragedy of a common man is still relevant
Theaterian’s first production and 14th show of the famous play brought about the torturous despair of existence and set the stage on fire with eclectic performances throughout its 2:30-hour run-time at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy’s National Theatre Hall on Tuesday.
Safeguarding intangible cultural heritage: Still a long way to go?
Recognising the cultural construct of the state, Lubna Marium emphasises that any threat to culture hampers societal progress, national unity, and diversity. To address this, she has spearheaded the establishment of a comprehensive Intangible Cultural Heritage Inventory (ICH) through Shadhona.
Humayun Ahmed and his quiet, subtle humanist stances
There is a great debate on his inclination towards choosing safer routes as a laureate; critics always said he downplayed his capabilities and did not utilize his literary brilliance on social and political instances much; rather, he opted for popular and contemporary content, a discussion popular among critics and fans alike.
Headlines vs Hemlines: The pervasive bias of entertainment journalism against women
A dive into history reveals similar narratives. In 1968, Sharmila Tagore's decision to wear a bikini for a photoshoot wasn't seen as an artiste's choice but became a canvas for societal moral commentary. Fast forward to the present, and Bollywood luminary Deepika Padukone often finds her neckline inciting more fervour than her critically acclaimed roles.
The Shah Rukh Khan phenomenon: From stardom to superstardom
Through a diverse array of characters and compelling stories, the charismatic Shah Rukh Khan captured the hearts of people from various backgrounds and religions across South Asia. But how did he manage to resonate with such a vast and varied fan base?
The world of Asian influencer farms: A dystopian reality
Few people in the Western world have heard of Ruhan, but the Chinese company has emerged as one of several ‘influencer incubators’, transforming the face of e-commerce in the country. Occupying a grey high-rise in a drab part of industrial Hangzhou, the operation can be seen as the gears that keep online influencers churning out content during hectic eight-hour daily shifts.
