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Naveen Islam Toree

99th Academy Awards: ‘Roid’ reflects Bangladesh’s evolving ambitions

99th Academy Awards: ‘Roid’ reflects Bangladesh’s evolving ambitions

27 September 2026
The announcement was made at a press conference titled “Meet the Press”, held at the Padma Hall of Pan Pacific Sonargaon Hotel in Dhaka.
27 September 2026
Reclaiming the feminine narrative through art: WO|MAN puts on stellar viewing

Reclaiming the feminine narrative through art: WO|MAN puts on stellar viewing

26 September 2026
Produced by Shadhona in collaboration with Jatra Biroti and Nrittoshilpi Foundation Bangladesh, and supported by the British Council and WOW Bangladesh, the festival used performance and storytelling to explore gender, identity and representation.
26 September 2026
‘Continuum’ showcases 60 artworks by three artists to Bhumi Gallery

‘Continuum’ showcases 60 artworks by three artists to Bhumi Gallery

22 September 2026
A group exhibition titled “Continuum”, featuring 60 artworks by three artists, has opened at Bhumi Gallery in Lalmatia, Dhaka.
22 September 2026
‘An Apple Tree Inside the Head’ finds a new life through photographs

‘An Apple Tree Inside the Head’ finds a new life through photographs

20 September 2026
A photography exhibition based on the film opened at La Galerie, Alliance Française de Dhaka, on Tuesday, presenting cinematic stills and moments captured during the making of the film.
20 September 2026
‘Tomar Chokhe Shilpi SM Sultan’ revisits the artist’s world through young eyes

‘Tomar Chokhe Shilpi SM Sultan’ revisits the artist’s world through young eyes

11 August 2026
Marking the 103rd birth anniversary of the legendary Bangladeshi painter, Charuputhi organised a special children's art exhibition titled “Tomar Chokhe Shilpi SM Sultan” (SM Sultan Through Your Eyes) at Safiuddin Shilpalay in Dhanmondi.
11 August 2026
‘Bridging Horizons’ brings Bangladesh and Singapore together through art

‘Bridging Horizons’ brings Bangladesh and Singapore together through art

17 August 2026
“Bridging Horizons: A Visual Dialogue of Nature, Heritage and Innovation”, a Singapore-Bangladesh painting exhibition, opened at Alliance Française de Dhaka in Dhanmondi on Friday (August 14), bringing together established and emerging artistic voices from both countries.
17 August 2026
Fareena Samhee’s debut solo exhibition gives colour to unspoken emotions

Fareena Samhee’s debut solo exhibition gives colour to unspoken emotions

1 August 2026
For Fareena Samhee Nethee, silence is not an absence. In fact, it is a language made of colour, pattern and form. In her debut solo exhibition, “Silent Expressions”, the hearing- and speech-impaired artist transforms unspoken emotions into 61 vibrant acrylic paintings, each carrying fragments of a deeply personal journey.
1 August 2026
'Badhonhara Brishtidhara' ushers in monsoon melodies at Chhayanaut

'Badhonhara Brishtidhara' ushers in monsoon melodies at Chhayanaut

14 August 2026
Through song, verse and dance, “Badhonhara Brishtidhara” presented the monsoon in its many shades—from the intimacy of rain against a window and the darkness of gathering clouds to the restless force of a storm—returning throughout to Tagore’s enduring expressions of Bengal’s seasons.
14 August 2026
Eastwords: A band of academics, architects, and students

Eastwords: A band of academics, architects, and students

“Eastwords” is an up-and-coming band gradually finding its place in Dhaka’s indie music scene. Formed in 2023, the group brings together a unique mix of students, professionals, and a university teacher — all connected by a shared interest in making music that blends eastern traditions with modern influences.
18 July 2025
Miss Bangladesh Impact Forum 2025 launches with a focus on climate justice

Miss Bangladesh Impact Forum 2025 launches with a focus on climate justice

In a bold move redefining the role of beauty pageants in social transformation, Miss Bangladesh Foundation officially launched the Miss Bangladesh Impact Forum 2025 at Le Méridien Dhaka today (July 15).
15 July 2025
‘The Cage’ refreshes music scene as RockSalt crowned inaugural winners

‘The Cage’ refreshes music scene as RockSalt crowned inaugural winners

As the stage lights blazed and distortion pedals roared, the grand finale of “The Cage” unfolded in Dhaka last night, drawing the curtain on Bangladesh’s boldest rock music reality show yet. With The Daily Star as co-sponsor, the event brought together raw talent and a passionate audience from across the city, all eager to witness the conclusion of a show that has helped revive interest in the country’s emerging rock scene.
5 July 2025
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Living out of a suitcase: Behind the camera of Nadir On The Go

For the past five years, the Bangladeshi travel vlogger Nadir Nibras has carved a life out of motion-hopping continents, sleeping in airport terminals, and capturing it all for viewers around the world. Since launching his YouTube channel ‘Nadir On The Go’ in December 2016, he has built a loyal audience by documenting both the beauty and chaos of life on the move. But behind the cinematic shots and vibrant adventures lies a quieter reality-one marked by loss, longing, and the effort to maintain one's sense of self amid constant change.
6 June 2025
‘Jaya Aar Sharmin’: A pandemic portrait of isolation and unspoken grief

‘Jaya Aar Sharmin’: A pandemic portrait of isolation and unspoken grief

As the outside world grows darker, with death counts rising and normalcy disappearing, the bond between Jaya and Sharmin is tested further. The film captures the delicate balance between love and self-preservation during a crisis, encapsulated in Jaya’s repeated, poignant line: "All promises are false. Nobody came to rescue."
2 June 2025
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