BotTala Theatre Group’s acclaimed play “Khona” is set to reach a significant milestone with its 100th performance, more than a decade after it was first staged.

The upcoming Eid will be a great reprieve for everyone, especially couples in Showbiz, who have trouble getting to spend prolonged amounts of time together, due to their busy schedule. We spoke to some of the most renowned young couples in the industry for their plans.

Zayed Khan was last seen in the film “Sonar Char", directed and written by Zahid Hasan, where he starred opposite actress Jannatul Snigdha.

“I’ve always spent my birthdays with my family,” she said with a smile. “This year was no different. I enjoy keeping the day simple and close to the people who matter most.”

Jackson is widely regarded as one of the defining filmmakers of contemporary fantasy cinema. His “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy (2001–2003) became a global phenomenon, earning nearly $3 billion at the box office and winning 17 Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director for “The Return of the King”.

The global star joins a list of presenters that includes Robert Downey Jr, Anne Hathaway, Paul Mescal, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Will Arnett, according to the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.

The 20th edition of the “TMSS–Channel i Music Awards 2025” will be held on April 7 in Bogura, organisers announced at a press conference in Dhaka.

Bangladeshi rock band Aurthohin has announced a significant lineup change after drummer Mark Don and guitarist Ehtesham Ali revealed they are leaving the group.

While some old halls may undergo temporary renovations to meet demand, issues like poor management and the persistent threat of piracy—both locally and during international releases—remain significant hurdles.

Swapnadal is observing this year’s Women’s Day under the slogan: “Blessed be womanhood with the power to shape its own destiny.” Since 2012, the troupe has marked International Women’s Day to recognise the contributions of women in theatre and society.

The controversy centres on the naming of the late filmmaker Tareque Masud and cinematographer Abdul Latif Bachchu for the lifetime achievement award—despite rules requiring recipients to be alive—as well as a dispute over the screenplay credit for the film “Roktojoba”.

The first look of Tanim Noor’s upcoming film “Bonolota Express”, set for release this Eid-ul-Fitr, has been unveiled, drawing interest from audiences. Based on Humayun Ahmed’s popular story “Kichukhon”, the film earlier released its official poster before revealing the new glimpse.

The image shows Kratos, played by Ryan Hurst, standing in a forest while watching his son Atreus, portrayed by Callum Vinson, practise archery.

Global K-pop sensation BTS has unveiled the tracklist for its upcoming fifth studio album “Arirang”, marking the group’s first full-length release in nearly four years.

Warner Bros is reportedly developing a new film set in the universe of “Game of Thrones”, focusing on the legendary conquest of Westeros by Aegon I Targaryen.

Officials of Modhuban Cineplex recently said the theatre, which had shut down under the burden of financial losses, is now preparing for a fresh start. By screening “Prince” during Eid, they hope to revive the cinema hall and attract moviegoers once again.

With Eid just around the corner, discussions about new film releases are already in full swing in Dhallywood. Some predict a record number of releases this Eid, while others question whether there are enough cinema halls to accommodate them all. But who are the leading ladies of the films awaiting release? Let’s take a look.

Saha began his career in theatre in Jashore before moving to television in the 1980s. He appeared in popular TV productions such as “Nodi Theke Somudre”, “E Madhur Khela”, and “Shrabone Boshonto”, and was known for his role in the serial “Lal Nil Beguni”.

OTT platform Chorki is set to release its new original series “Cactus” this Eid-ul-Fitr. The shooting of the series has recently wrapped, and its teaser was unveiled today, sparking curiosity and discussion among viewers.

In a statement released on Wednesday, the organisation addressed what it described as growing instances of personal conflicts among members being aired publicly. The notice was signed by president Azad Abul Kalam and general secretary Rashed Mamun Apu.