Filmed in the remote Kanudir Char of Chandpur by cinematographer Komol Chandra Das, the film features songs by Baul Shafi Mondol, Chandana Mazumder, Belal Khan, Animesh Roy, Masa Islam, and Khairul Wasi. The music has been composed by Emon Chowdhury, Mushfiq Litu, and Shovon Roy.

Since its festival circuit debut, Ali has been unstoppable—garnering critical praise and multiple awards for its storytelling, performances, and cinematic depth. The latest recognition at Valladolid further cements Adnan Al Rajeev’s reputation as one of Bangladesh’s most promising contemporary filmmakers.

Once a proud ancestral residence, the Rajshahi home of legendary filmmaker Ritwik Kumar Ghatak now stands in ruins—its walls weathered, rooms overrun by wild growth, and memories fading into dust. Tomorrow marks the 100th birth anniversary of this iconic filmmaker.

Last Saturday (Novemer 1) night, the Whitlam Leisure Centre in Liverpool, Sydney, turned into a grand celebration for expatriate Bangladeshis as two generations of Bangladeshi band music — Miles and Artcell — performed together on the same stage for the first time.

The latest episode of “Saturday Night Live” opened with a sharp political parody of the New York City mayoral debate, featuring Miles Teller as former Governor Andrew Cuomo, Ramy Youssef as Assembly member Zohran Mamdani, and Shane Gillis as Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels.

Renowned director Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Raz, known for hit serials like “Graduate”, “Mike”, “Family Crisis”, and “Family Crisis Reloaded”, is returning with a new family-centric television series titled “Eta Amaderi Golpo”. The show will premiere on November 5, with new episodes releasing every Wednesday and Thursday at 12:00pm on the Cinemawala YouTube channel.

At Chhayanaut’s Ramesh Chandra Dutta Memorial Hall on Sunday, nostalgia met reverence as artists, activists, and admirers gathered to celebrate the birth centenary of filmmaker Ritwik Kumar Ghatak and his twin sister, singer Protiti Devi.

SRK is not just the last of the superstars because of what he has achieved, but because of how he has done it. In an era where stardom was built on distance, he created intimacy.

"Tomar Jonno Mon" also stars Samu Chowdhury, Sabiha Zaman, and Salahuddin Lavlu in a guest appearance. The story, screenplay, and dialogue were written by Shihab Shaheen himself. The film features songs composed by Emon Chowdhury, with background score by Khayam Sanu Sandhi.

The new season will also bring back several beloved AHS regulars, including Jessica Lange, Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, Emma Roberts, Billie Lourd, Gabourey Sidibe, and Leslie Grossman.

The Bollywood megastar shared the reveal with a powerful caption that reads, “Sau deshon mein badnaam, Duniya ne diya sirf ek hi naam- #KING” (Infamous in a hundred nations, the world gave me only one name- King). The post confirms that the film will hit cinemas in 2026, declaring “It’s Showtime!” to his eager audience.

There is a kind of music that does not seek the spotlight — and Chanchal Khan belongs to that rare lineage of artists for whom art itself is an act of devotion. A singer, filmmaker, and interpreter of Rabindra Sangeet, his journey from Chhayanaut in 1970s Dhaka to stages across continents reflects a life devoted to music, words, and the timeless philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore.

While passers-by were surprised and confused about the sudden appearance of a space guy, some fans said it could have been AK Ratul straight from space to visit the ‘Mohakashcharis’ of Bangladeshi experimental rock, who reunited after 15 long years.

Joining them on stage will be Bangladesh’s rock pioneers Warfaze and contemporary band Level Five, in a concert organised by Stage Co.

Legendary Bangladeshi singer Runa Laila is the protagonist of a forthcoming novel, “Mayar Singhasan”, by acclaimed fiction writer Abdullah Al Muktadir. The book examines her rise in Bangladesh’s musical landscape, tracing her artistic journey, personal struggles, and cultural impact.

The son of a freedom fighter and a dreamer from Peshawar, he carried loss like a shadow — both parents gone before he was 25 — and turned that grief into fuel. From that pain, he built something larger than cinema: a new idea of the Indian man.

“I promise that I won’t take another 10-year gap to release my next album!” jested Shayan Chowdhury Arnob, at the intimate launching ceremony of “Bhallagena” on October 27. This was his first solo album after “Doob”, which was released in 2015. A 10-year gap can be devastating to a musician, even someone of Arnob's stature—times change, styles become outdated, and industries move on. But this is Arnob we’re talking about—he helms Coke Studio Bangla, performs all over the world, and has relentlessly reinvented himself throughout the years, all while keeping his signature, quirky timelessness, which is also evident in “Bhallagena”.

The campus spirit is at its peak as Youth Hub presents “Cultural Fest Season 3” powered by UCBL, currently underway at Aloki Convention Centre on October 31 and November 1. The two-day celebration brings together some of the most talented young performers from universities across the country for a vibrant showcase of music, dance, and creativity.

It is a clever premise for a modern romance as a data-driven Delhi businessman finds his match through an algorithm, only to realise that love, unlike code, cannot be debugged.

Warner Bros is reportedly in the final stages of negotiations to acquire “Shiver”, an upcoming sci-fi action film that will unite Keanu Reeves with “Deadpool” director Tim Miller. The project is being described as a high-concept, adrenaline-fueled thriller blending the survival intensity of “The Shallows” with the time-bending tension of “Edge of Tomorrow”.