The poster hints that the actor will be serving up local delicacies with a touch of the supernatural in this original series, set to premiere on the platform this Halloween.

Last year, Bangladesh’s Jaya Ahsan achieved a groundbreaking milestone at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI), representing five films spanning three distinct film industries. This year, she will return to the 55th edition of IFFI with the film “Bhootpori”, which has been selected to be screened in the Feature Film segment within the Indian Panorama section of the festival.

With nearly a decade in the industry, Nishat Priom has captivated audiences on both television and OTT platforms. As one of the earliest talents in the OTT space, she consistently takes on diverse roles, pushing boundaries and exploring new dimensions in her craft.

Today, BTS member Jin has released a new song in anticipation of his solo album, “Happy”. The lively track, called “I’ll Be There”, is a tribute to the rockabilly style, blending elements of rock and country music.

Audiences in Bangladesh can watch it at Star Cineplex on its release day. Tom Hardy reprises his role as Venom, and the cast also includes Juno Temple, Chiwetel Ejiofor, and Clarke Backo.

Centered on the lives of riverbed communities, the film “Noya Manush” has recently received clearance from the certification board. Directed by Sohel Rana Boyati, and starring Mousumi Hamid and Rawnak Hasan in lead roles, the film is scheduled for theatrical release by the end of the year.

Authorities have granted the necessary permissions, and Moni Kishore was laid to rest at Banashree Cemetery, near Baitul Jannat Jame Mosque in South Banashree, following a prayer service at 9pm on Thursday. The singer’s brother-in-law, Pradip Kumar Mistri, confirmed the details.

Born on August 23, 1968, in Delhi, KK's voice and romantic ballads have immortalised him in Indian music history. His musical journey began after graduating from Kirori Mal College at Delhi University. Before turning fully to music, KK initially stepped into a marketing career, yet his passion for singing soon led him down a different path.

Elba said he intends to move within “the next five, 10 years, God willing.” His goal, he noted, is to build an in-depth connection with the local film industry – a task he views as a “10-year process” that can only be achieved “in-country or on the continent.”

Among the emerging television actresses, Naznin Nahar Niha is experiencing a remarkable phase in her career. She has successfully built a loyal fan following, who eagerly look forward to her appearances on screen. 

Amazon Prime Video has revealed that “Good Omens” will wrap up with a special, feature-length episode rather than another full season.

Veteran actor Mamunur Rashid has just about wrapped up filming for his latest exciting project, “Borbaad,” directed by Mehedi Hasan Hridoy. After completing the shoot in Mumbai, India, he has officially returned to Bangladesh.

You may remember her as the sweet and docile Sylvi in “Mission Extreme” or the gentle Sajia from “Adam”. Often cast in innocent roles, actress Jannatul Ferdous Oishee is eager to break free from this mould and take on more challenging and exciting projects.

Bangladeshi film critic, screenwriter, and journalist Sadia Khalid Reeti has joined the panel of jurors for the international section of the 41st Tehran International Short Film Festival (TISFF) alongside the Oscar-winning Indian music composer AR Rahman

Priyanka Chopra made a brief trip back to India last week after being away for quite some time. The actress, who now resides in the US, visited Mumbai for the launch of Max Factor, the new brand for which she serves as global brand ambassador. In a recent interview with Forbes India, she talked about the differences between working in Bollywood and Hollywood.

In a strongly worded letter, the group condemned the practice as a "major, unjust threat" to artistes’ livelihoods, as legal disputes between creatives and tech companies over copyright infringement and unauthorised AI training intensify.

Afran Nisho, one of Bangladesh's most celebrated actors, is set to make his much-anticipated return to cinema with the film “Daagi.” The title was officially registered with the Director's Guild just days ago, marking the actor's second venture into the world of cinema.

A new film titled “Operation Jackpot”, highlighting the daring guerrilla missions of naval commandos during a pivotal moment in Bangladesh’s Liberation War, is currently in production. 

While the tickets for the event, titled "Magical Night 2.0", have already been “sold out”, major concerns now loom over both the security of fan data and the actual availability of tickets.

After a five-year hiatus, Folk Fest, an annual programme celebrating Bangladesh’s vibrant folk music heritage, is set to make its grand comeback.