Shah Alam Shazu

Now, Mithila has embarked on a new chapter in her life — one that is not only significant for her personally but also a source of pride for Bangladesh. Her latest achievement has drawn warm wishes from fellow artistes and colleagues across the country's showbiz community.

A young Amin Khan stepped onto a film set for the first time on December 24,1992. He arrived at the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (FDC) in a baby taxi, carrying little more than courage, confidence, and the hope of making it in cinema.

His upcoming film “Khalnayak”, directed by Vicky Zahed, was shot in Kolkata. Dinar says the film has elements that he believes will keep audiences curious.

For Mamunur Rashid, an artiste whose career has been defined by experimentation, "Aayo Gorkhali" appears to be another unfamiliar stage — one that he has willingly stepped onto.

Speaking to The Daily Star from the United States, where she has been living for several years, Moushumi recalled how modelling led to film offers and eventually to her debut in “Keyamat Theke Keyamat” in 1993.

For Chhonda, however, the greatest legacy of “Strir Potro” was what she learned from Mustafa Monwar.

As Suchanda celebrates her birthday today (September 19), let us look back on a remarkable six-decade journey in Dhaka cinema. One of the most renowned faces of the golden era of Bangladeshi cinema, she made her big-screen debut 60 years ago with "Kagojer Nouka", directed by Subhash Dutta, marking the beginning of a career that would establish her as one of the leading actresses of her generation.

Jannatul Ferdous Oishee has already made a name for herself in the entertainment industry through modelling and acting. She began her journey in showbiz through a beauty pageant and went on to make her film debut with “Mission Extreme”. Her most recent release was “Noor”.