Among the new generation of television performers, Keya Payel has steadily built a reputation through a diverse body of work. While she remains active in modelling, acting continues to be her primary focus. This Eid-ul-Azha, the actress appears in nine different television dramas, each featuring a distinct character.

“The Blind Girl and an Elephant” marks the feature debut of director Ishtiyak Ahmad Zihad, producer Manoj Pramanik, and production company MANpaCHITRA.

As the Eid celebrations continue, Bangladeshi television channels are set to keep viewers entertained on the fourth day of Eid-ul-Azha with an extensive lineup of special programmes.

Like every Eid, actress Jannatul Sumaiya Heme has been busy balancing multiple projects across genres. This year too, the actress appears in a mix of romantic dramas, comedy-based stories, and emotionally driven narratives.

Her recent releases include “Dilam Tomay Kotha” from the film “Malik”, and songs from the web film “Tajmahal”, including “Shohag Chand”. She also has several new playback songs releasing this Eid across films and dramas.

Bangladeshi artist and educator Bishwajit Goswami has been featured at the inaugural edition of Conductor Art Fair, held at Powerhouse Arts in Brooklyn, New York, marking another significant international presence for Bangladesh’s contemporary art scene.

For Aisha Khan, Eid-ul-Azha is not defined by crowds, elaborate outings, or loud celebrations. Instead, the actress associates the occasion with quieter emotions — family, fear, reflection, and the deeply personal meaning of sacrifice.

Actors and filmmakers behind this year's Eid-ul-Azha releases are visiting cinemas across the country to promote their films and engage with audiences.

Bangladeshi musician and songwriter Nafeez Al Amin is set to release a new EP titled “Beshi Joss”, a four-track project that brings together years of songwriting and collaborations with musicians from Bangladesh and abroad.

“Bonolota Sen” is rooted in the poetry of Jibanananda Das. The film stars Masuma Rahman Nabila in the title role, with Khairul Basar portraying the poet Jibanananda Das.

Leaving behind comfort and sparking endless curiosity, “Roid” concludes as a true work of art.

From blockbuster films and romantic dramas to telefilms, serials and celebrity shows, viewers will have plenty of entertainment options throughout the day.

On the celebrated artiste’s 74th birth anniversary today, veteran actress Ferdousi Mazumder reflected on the man she knew as an extraordinary performer, a gifted storyteller, and a colleague whose absence is still deeply felt.

She also looks back on childhood Eid-ul-Azha memories that continue to hold a special place in her heart.

Although she has stayed away from shooting due to illness, several dramas featuring the actress are being aired this Eid. She had completed the shooting before she was admitted to hospital.

Following the announcement, a section of social media users began posting objections, calling for the screening to be halted on religious grounds.

According to cineplex authorities, the surge in advance bookings and heightened Eid enthusiasm among moviegoers prompted the decision to increase the screenings.

Kenneth Iwamasa, 60, admitted to repeatedly injecting Perry with ketamine and helping coordinate access to large quantities of the drug in the weeks leading up to the actor’s death. Prosecutors said he worked alongside two doctors and helped supply more than $50,000 worth of ketamine. Iwamasa had no medical training.

Friday brings a dense Eid television schedule across Bangladeshi channels, with blockbuster films, telefilms, dramas, music shows and magazine programmes filling the day. From Shakib Khan-led films to ensemble drama-heavy evenings, broadcasters continue their multi-day festive programming.

Known for her calm screen presence and thoughtful role choices, Nabila has maintained a steady position in the industry while balancing her personal life and career.