In recent years, Bollywood has been undergoing a tumultuous period. With social media constantly calling for boycotts of Bollywood films, and succeeding, it can only be said that the industry is suffering. Now, the Bollywood union has claimed that local artistes and film crew members are also suffering due to foreign artistes and crew replacing them in Bollywood.

Bollywood actress Swara Bhaskar is known for speaking from the heart. Recently, the "Veere Di Wedding" actress confessed, in an interview with an Indian Daily, that the King of Bollywood, Shah Rukh Khan, had ruined her love life. 

Blockbuster movies like “Hawa” and “Poran” rejuvenated theatres after a long halt due to the Covid-19 pandemic. However, the high-expectations that these two movies created with their revenue generation and audience acceptability in the country’s film industry, not every film can live up to that.

Steven Spielberg premiered his much-anticipated “The Fabelmans” to thunderous applause at the Toronto International Film Festival, debuting his most autobiographical film and one the 75-year-old filmmaker said he’s been building toward his whole life.

An emotional Harrison Ford unveiled a new trailer for the highly anticipated fifth Indiana Jones film at Disney’s biennial D23 Expo last Saturday, choking up as he described the movie as “fantastic”.

Bollywood superstar Salman Khan’s humanitarian organisation, Being Human, has helped thousands of people over the years with access to healthcare and education.

From mental health struggles to characters with different racial and LGBTQ+ backgrounds, the series shines a light on people—and heroes—of diverse identities.

Ayan Mukerji’s mythological fantasy drama “Brahmastra” has reportedly crossed the 100 crore mark at the worldwide box office. According to the Indian box office report, the Hindi version of “Brahmastra” collected Rs 31 crores on Day 1, while it minted Rs 35 crores on the second day. However, many industry insiders are claiming that the box office figures are being manipulated by the producers.

“Do you ever feel that there is something inside you? Something ancient, that will come out one day?” -- Naila Azad Nupur asks this exact question in “Indigo Giant”, her brilliant rendition of the story written by Dinabandhu Mitra in his epic play, “Nil Darpan”. The play, written by Ben Musgrave and translated by Leesa Gazi, was staged at the Bangladesh Mahila Samity’s Nilima Ibrahim Auditorium on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday with four shows. 

Renowned singer and director Anjan Dutt has landed in legal trouble for breaching the contract with producer Rana Sarkar for the film “Bela Bose er Jonye”. Last year, the director announced that he is all set to reunite with "Ranjana Ami Ar Ashbona" producer Rana Sarkar to bring forward his socio-political drama “Bela Bose” on the silver screen.

Legendary actor ATM Shamsuzzaman was a verisimilitude of immense talent on both television and the silver screen. He won the hearts of millions for his candid presence in diverse roles and became an emblem of spontaneous acting. Yesterday marked the 82nd birth anniversary of this iconic actor.

Raihan Rafi is certainly making his way to becoming one of the most popular directors of the country, with the success of his blockbuster film “Poran”, and his upcoming “Damal”.  

Earlier today, the trailer for Jaya Ahsan starrer, “Beauty Circus” was released on Channel i’s YouTube channel.

Bollywood actress Kangana Ranaut never misses the chance to comment on any trending issue. With her bold statements made on any political issue or shocking allegations against her fellow fraternity members, it seems that the actress passionately feels compelled to constantly push herself into the limelight.

Have you stopped to realise how wonderful this year has been in the entertainment sphere of the country? Indeed, from music to movies, and from web series to vlogs, artists from a plethora of fields rose up to offer numerous splendid performances. It seems, arguably after quite some time, people have started to really talk about Bangla movies, series, etc., thanks to the Blender’s Choice-The Daily Star OTT & Digital Content Awards 2021

Anurag Kashyap, a popular name in Indian cinema, perverted into the genre of filmmaking that constitutes the grim realities of Indian society and communities, making him a cult favourite.

The ravishing Gal Gadot will be seen as the vicious Evil queen in Disney’s live-action remake of Snow White. “West Side Story” actress Rachel Zegler will be essaying the role of the innocent and delicate Snow white in the film.

With the rest of the entertainment world riding the high wave of OTT platforms responsible for enticing and nail-biting series, Bangla entertainment has its own colours to show and already holds an exciting place in the future. Directors, being the painter of this new era and the frontrunners of storytelling, have gone beyond the point of making a name for themselves. In other words, the new rave generated by Chorki and Hoichoi has opened doors for creators like Sukorno Shahed Dhiman and Ashfaque Nipun to make binge-worthy content which leaves their viewers and fans craving for more.

There comes a time when you come across a story that is riveting enough to leave you pondering how brutal life can be. Khachar Bhitor Ochin Pakhi is one such film that sends chills down the spine of viewers while staying true to its story and characters. Speaking of the characters, the protagonist of the story is played by Tama Mirza, a national award winner. Being a versatile artist from the get-go, Tama breaks down her process on how she knocked it out of the part through her character of Pakhi.

Bollywood actress Sunny Leone is ready to bring on the heat, with her tempting 'ghost' avatar in the Tamil movie "Oh My Ghost" (OMG). The "Baby Doll" actress can be seen looking like a fierce queen in the 59-second teaser.