The popular psychological thriller series “Asur” is gearing up for its third season, with the script reportedly locked and filming scheduled to begin in September.

The Delhi High Court has granted interim protection to acclaimed actor Tabu against the unauthorised use of her name, image, voice and other attributes of her personality, including their misuse through artificial intelligence, deepfakes and face-morphing technologies.

Written by Chandrabati, “Molua” is one of the best-known ballads of “Maimansingha Gitika”, the landmark collection of folk narratives from the greater Mymensingh region. The production explores love, dignity, social inequality and the resilience of women through the story of its titular protagonist.

Bollywood actor Ajay Devgn is set to make his hosting debut with “Crime Patrol”, taking over from longtime presenter Anup Soni in the popular crime series.

Despite adapting to life in the UK, she admits that Dhaka remains close to her heart. "I miss Dhaka so much. I even miss riding rickshaws despite the traffic. I miss eating chotpoti and fuchka. I miss every corner of the city. I'm here because life has brought me here, but I miss Bangladesh every single day." Speaking about her family, she said, "My daughter lives in Australia, while my only son is studying at school in London. I have a few plans for the future."

Actor Hasan Masood has clarified that he has no plans to leave acting, addressing what he described as a misunderstanding stemming from his recent comments on television.

The epic, released on July 17, has earned USD 1.104 billion globally, surpassing the USD 1.085 billion gross of Nolan’s 2012 Batman sequel. His 2008 blockbuster “The Dark Knight” ranks next at just over USD 1 billion.

A three-day film festival titled “Ekal-Sekal” has begun at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), bringing classics from the golden era of Bangladeshi cinema together with notable contemporary productions.

Hoichoi Studios on Sunday unveiled the poster for Srijit Mukherji’s upcoming film “Maharaja Tomare Selam”, which is set to hit theatres next year.

Bangladeshi filmmaker Juboraj Shamim’s “In Between Living” has been selected for the International Competition of the 19th International Film Festival East&West: Classics and Avant-Garde in Orenburg, Russia.

Majumdar’s international contribution remains another significant thread. A former worldwide president of the International Theatre Institute, his engagement with theatre extended far beyond Bangladesh, connecting the country’s theatre movement with a wider international community. He was awarded the Ekushey Padak in 2009 for his contribution to theatre.

The actor said the opportunity to stand on stage and experience the warmth, enthusiasm and affection of the Bangladeshi diaspora was a moment he would cherish forever. He also thanked the audience, organisers and everyone involved in making his first solo musical concert a memorable success.

Celebrated lyricist Shahid Mahmud Jangi has written a new song inspired by Bengali cinema icon Suchitra Sen, with Parthibo vocalist Ashfaqul Bari Rumon lending his voice, composition and musical arrangement to the track.

Songs written, composed and musically directed by Alauddin Ali have captivated audiences for generations. Across films, radio and television, he created nearly 5,000 songs. He was born on 24 December 1952 in Bashbari village of Tongibari upazila, Munshiganj.

Dev had returned to Kolkata earlier in the day after completing the shooting of his upcoming film “DeSu 7” in Ladakh. He went to the hospital soon after his return and met Mithun, who recently underwent surgery on his hand.

In Bangladeshi Bangla, roid means sunlight, the source of life. I felt that “Roid” seeks the raw nature of life—its beauty, ugliness, suffering, meanings and meaninglessness. In this sense, “Roid” is no special case; most art projects do seek meaning, in one form or another. But it is also special because every truly artistic project is unique in its own right.

Artist Club, which officially began its journey in May this year, has announced a new weekly programme titled “Iconic Tuesday”, bringing together renowned artistes and cultural figures from across the country.

As a cultural icon, his contribution to stage theatre has been immense. Even at the age of 86, he continues to perform on stage in the productions “Love Letters” and “Meraj Fakirer Ma”.

Nusrat Faria said the story revolves around her character and combines suspense, thrill and emotion.

The programme will feature artistes from Bhorer Aloy, along with music organisation Uttarayan, led by artiste and teacher Lily Islam, and dance organisation Nrityanchal, led by artistes Shibli Mohammad and Shamim Ara Nipa.