This Father’s Day, actor, director and advertising professional Tropa Majumdar, actor Samrat, filmmaker and actor Sohel Arman, and actress Oindrila Ahmed reflect on the fathers who shaped their lives and left an indelible mark on the nation’s arts and entertainment scene.

Global star Priyanka Chopra Jonas has confirmed that she is set to collaborate with Hollywood actor Angelina Jolie on an upcoming project, further strengthening her presence in the international entertainment industry.

Brazil secured a beautiful 3–0 win over Haiti, finally putting on a lively display of beautiful football. As fans celebrated Brazil’s victory, Bangladeshi celebrities also jumped on the bandwagon and showered their love for Brazil on social media.

Veteran actor Azizul Hakim takes on the role of a devoted father in "Babar Diary", a special television drama produced to mark Father's Day.

US director James Burrows, known for his work behind the scenes on “Friends,” “Cheers,” “Taxi,” and many other beloved comedies, has died at the age of 85.

Long-form storytelling has created space for actors whose careers mainstream cinema interrupted, underestimated or abandoned

A rain-soaked evening at the University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) set the stage for the launch of the Dhaka International Mobile Film Festival (DIMFF) 2027 yesterday (June 19), bringing together filmmakers, students, academics, and industry professionals for a celebration of storytelling and accessible cinema.

Following the completion of filming, the star-studded film “Andhar” was officially announced last year, with its makers revealing that it would hit theatres in 2026. Since then, there has been little to no update on the project.

Actor Farhan Ahmed Jovan and his wife, Sajin Ahmed Nirjona, were injured in a road accident while travelling in Cox’s Bazar. The actor confirmed the incident to Prothom Alo.

The programme began with a warm birthday tribute from the children to Ferdousi Mazumder and Tropa Majumdar.

For actor and dancer Nadia Ahmed, football has always been more than just a game. But this time, her love for the sport turned into a once-in-a-lifetime memory — watching Argentina play live from the stadium, with Lionel Messi on the field.

Established in 1979 by Safar Ali Bhuiyan, Mamata Cinema was among more than 20 movie theatres that once operated across Narsingdi. Today, only two cinemas remain in the district: Mamata in Madhabdi and Sohag Cinema in Ghorashal.

Watching Lionel Messi from just a few rows away was the highlight of FS Nayeem’s recent World Cup adventure in the United States. Alongside his wife, actress Nadia Ahmed, the actor attended Argentina’s clash against Algeria and experienced the tournament atmosphere firsthand.

Across decades and industries, these characters are different in tone, genre, and outcome, but they share a structural similarity: something inside them refuses to accept limits.

The official promotional campaign for Mohammad Nuruzzaman’s “Mastul” has begun with the release of its first official poster, exactly one month ahead of the film’s theatrical debut on July 17. The poster was designed by Dhruba Esh.

As she prepares to celebrate her birthday today (June 18), legendary actress and cultural icon Ferdousi Mazumder, born in 1943, reflects on a remarkable journey that spans theatre, television, radio, film, literature, and education. A recipient of both the Independence Award and the Ekushey Padak for her contributions to acting, she has also been honoured with the Bangla Academy Literary Award for her writing.

Argentina got off to a winning start today, defeating Algeria 3–0 thanks to a sensational hat-trick from Lionel Messi. While the dominant display on the pitch left fans in the stadium ecstatic, the excitement quickly spilled over onto social media, with local showbiz stars joining in the celebrations.

Bangladesh’s “ANNiE”, directed by Abdullah Mohammad Saad, has been featured in The Hollywood Reporter’s list of “5 Hidden Gems at Seriencamp 2026”, marking a significant milestone for the country’s screen industry.

Veteran Bangladeshi film stars Shabnam, Suchanda, Ujjal, Alamgir and Babita came together for a special gathering on Monday, sharing memories and stories from their illustrious careers in cinema.

According to Star Cineplex, the festival will give audiences an opportunity to enjoy some of the most talked-about and well-received Bangla films of recent times on the big screen.