Sumon Anowar is directing a web-film based on a detective story titled "Mirza", with Mosharraf Karim playing the lead role. The film was shot at various locations around Dhaka. According to the director, "Mirza" is set to become a franchise, with the first instalment titled "Club Twenty Nine." The film is expected to premiere on the OTT platform Bongo by the end of the year.

Now, the legendary actor embarks on yet another artistic venture, lending his voice to Antik Mahmud's latest animated project, with the recording already completed to perfection.

The Rome Film Festival which will run from October 16 to 27 will showcase the film in the non-competitive Grand Public section before its nationwide release in Italy.

The actress, who began her journey as a child artiste, has always been passionate about dance, just as much as she is about acting. She was a ramp model and participated in Miss World Bangladesh in 2017. Despite her hectic schedule, Heme took some time to drop by The Daily Star for a photoshoot and to discuss her career, passions, and more.

Like other social media users, actress Mehazabien Chowdhury voiced against this brutality. In her post, she asked, "Why is mob beating being normalised?"

Apeiruss, the Bangladeshi EDM duo — comprising music composers, producers, and DJs Sheikh Saami Mahmud and Sheikh Shafi Mahmud — dropped their latest track today featuring “Laage Ura Dhura” famed singer Debosrie Antara as the lead vocalist.

Music artiste Khilkhil Kazi, the granddaughter of Kazi Nazrul Islam, was appointed as the chairperson. Additionally, a junior secretary from the Ministry of Cultural Affairs and a representative from the Ministry of Education’s Secondary and Higher Secondary Departments have been included as members.

Directed by Ahasan Sarawar, the film tells the story of several newcomers in the film industry who fall victim to deception. The director shared that the film doesn’t have a singular protagonist; instead, it focuses on multiple characters, each given equal weight.

With a career spanning over three decades, Selim remains one of the most sought-after actors, constantly evolving with the times, while staying true to his craft.

Officials of Bangladesh Betar, the country's oldest electronic mass media outlet, gathered to explore the possibility of reinstating its Urdu service. A representative from Betar confirmed that the meeting occurred last Thursday.

With over five decades of experience in stage, television, and film, Tariq Anam Khan has long been a pillar of Bangladesh’s entertainment industry. Now, he's stepping into a new role—at the forefront of a movement demanding reform within Actors' Equity Bangladesh.

Lady Gaga has finally broken her silence on the persistent rumours from her early career that speculated “she was a man”. Speaking in the second episode of “What’s Next? The Future With Bill Gates”, the pop sensation opened up about her decision to stay quiet on the issue for years, despite being bombarded with questions during press tours and global performances.

Yesterday, the makers of "Rongila Kitab" revealed the first look, finally introducing the male lead.

Prime Video has officially renewed the Ananya Panday-led comedy series “Call Me Bae” for a second season, as announced yesterday.

Artistes advocating for reforms have raised several concerns about Actors Equity Bangladesh, the professional organisation of television actors, demanding significant changes.

Today would have marked the 53rd birth anniversary of one of Bangladesh's most beloved actors, Salman Shah. Had he been alive, Salman would have turned 53, and the celebrations would likely have been spectacular.

Shironamhin has been actively performing stage shows to aid flood victims with continuous concerts since last month.

The film explores the complex struggles of modern women and family dynamics, with Sarika Subrin starring in the titular role. She is joined by Mamnun Hasan Emon, who makes his OTT debut with this project.

Actress Kusum Sikdar's directorial debut, "Shoroter Joba", is going to drop its teaser on September 20.

In an exclusive interview with The Daily Star, Mondera shared, "I have signed two new films. The shooting has been delayed due to the current political situation, but I hope to start soon. One of the films is a Bangladeshi production, and the other is a Bengali film from Kolkata."