Before the break of dawn, throngs of Shah Rukh Khan fans gathered in anticipation, akin to pilgrims awaiting a sacred moment. Once again, the Bollywood luminary lived up to expectations, appearing on the balcony of his home 'Mannat' on the auspicious occasion of Eid yesterday, to extend greetings to his fans, as he does unfailingly each year.

The festival will commence on May 14 and run till May 25, this year.

As the festival continues, television channels are gearing up to present a diverse range of programs and exclusive dramas curated for the entire week of Eid-ul-Fitr. Alongside premiering new content, they have organised special screenings of popular films for audiences to enjoy on the festival's second day.

Expressing greetings to their fans and admirers, they eagerly share snippets of their personal lives on their social media handles with heartfelt emotions.

Misha Sawdagor, who has won the hearts of millions with his impeccable performance in Bangladeshi cinema, is juggling multiple projects, reminisces his childhood memories of Eid and shares snippets of his earliest celebrations with The Daily Star.

For over two decades, Eid festivities have been incomplete without the anticipation and excitement for Shakib Khan’s blockbuster releases. Each year, audiences eagerly await his cinematic gifts, turning Eid into a celebration not just of cultural and religious significance but also a cinematic event.

Apurba starrer Eid Special drama "Moner Kolahol", directed by Rubel Hasan, is set to premiere on Banglavision today morning. He will be sharing the screen with Sabila Nur in this eagerly-anticipated project. Yet, amidst the glitz and glamour, Eid holds a poignant significance for Apurba, evoking memories of a cherished past and a profound sense of loss. In an intimate conversation with The Daily Star, Apurba opens up about his bittersweet Eid experiences, reflecting on the joyous celebrations of his youth and the enduring nostalgia that accompanies them.

Amid concerns over the prevailing industry and hall allocation challenges, it was speculated that several of these films might withdraw from the scheduled release.

As the festival approaches, television channels offer a diverse range of programmes and exclusive dramas curated for the entire week of Eid-ul-Fitr. In addition to premiering new content, they have organised special screenings of popular films for the audience to enjoy on the first day of the festival. Let's explore the exciting lineup of entertainment options available for the audience on Eid Day (April 11).

As families across the globe prepare for Eid festivities, there's a new dish on the entertainment menu that's stirring up quite the comedic storm—"Crashing Eid" on Netflix. This Saudi original series is serving up laughter while challenging societal norms with a side of wit.

Transporting us back to her younger days, she shares touching anecdotes and cherished memories of Eid celebrations, offering a glimpse into her heart and past.

Actress Shobnom Bubly has been in the spotlight during the Eid season with her appearances on Nagorik TV. The first episode of the show “Bola Na Bola” was recently broadcast, where she openly shared insights into her personal experiences involving Shakib Khan, Apu Biswas, and their children.

Thirteen Bangla films were scheduled for release tomorrow on Eid, but just two days before the occasion, two movies have pulled out from the competition.

This Eid holds particular significance for Ferdous Ahmed as it marks his first celebration after assuming office as a member of parliament (MP).

The movie centers around music and dance, leading many users on X to liken it to "La La Land" for those with a touch of madness.

The movie trailer depicts Razz and Bubly, two working-class individuals deeply in love, until tragedy strikes with Bubly's sudden demise.

Ali Abbas Zafar's upcoming spectacle "Bade Miyan Chote Miyan" is creating waves of anticipation amongst audiences, with its release date now set for April 11. The film, starring megastars Akshay Kumar and Tiger Shroff, was initially slated for April 10 but has been rescheduled, coinciding with the Eid festivities. As the countdown begins, fans eagerly await its grand arrival in theatres.

Raihan Rafi's highly anticipated web-film "Omimangshito" will not be available on iScreen this Eid-ul-Fitr, due to complications with censorship.

Director Mohon Ahmed has a delightful surprise in store for his fans. Renowned singer Anupam Roy will lend his voice for the first time for a Bangladeshi Eid special tele-fiction titled “Adore Theko”.

In an effort to promote the movie, Idhika Paul posted a status urging her fans to have faith in “Rajkumar” and to watch the film this Eid.