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About Town

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18 May 2017

A Fiction of Myself

I used to get beaten up in childhood by my elder sister, a lot. My mother would sometimes wonder loudly why I always got beaten up, and why I couldn't save myself.
18 May 2017

Comedy of Errors

Many a comedy is played out “on stage” and “off stage.” The longer the number of years one has been with the medium, the greater the number of errors and louder the laughs.
18 May 2017

Including the Differently-Abled

25-year-old Khalil is seen typing away his data entry assignment, at the Distribution Section of Posmi Sweaters, a factory located in Gazipur.
18 May 2017

Abdur Razzaq - The Myth And The Man

That a man such as Professor Abdur Razzaq can give rise to contention is no surprise. He had been a teacher in some way or another to almost every brilliant mind in this country since independence.
18 May 2017

ABOUT TOWN

Book Fair 2017
4 May 2017

A FAMILY PICTURE

When I read some of the introductions of myself, I see that people see me as actor-director, TV personality, social activist, entrepreneur, etc. Yes, I wear many caps. And these are things I do.
4 May 2017

Lost to corruption

The people set afloat by the flash floods of the haor areas are not blaming their luck—or some supreme being. The only omnipotent force they are naming is far nearer, in the Sylhet metropolis and goes by the name of the Water Development Board.
4 May 2017

The myth of the 8-hour work day

Banu Begum, a 38-year-old garment worker, leaves home at 7.30 in the morning, drops off her two daughters at a nearby madrasa and then walks to her factory a few kilometres away.
4 May 2017
4 May 2017

The Price of a Sentence

On the occasion of the World Press Freedom Day, we wanted to provide a stern reminder that we are a completely [censored] media without any government or corporate influence.
4 May 2017

Hoodwinking gullible jobseekers

Not long after he subscribed to a weekly paper that assembles job advertisements, Didarul Alam, desperate for a job, noticed a lucrative ad—from “Village Save The Children”.
4 May 2017

MAILBOX

Last week I read the article titled 'Living with the ghost of Rana Plaza' (published in Star Weekend on April 21, 2017) which revealed the psychological condition of the Rana Plaza victims.
4 May 2017

SNAPSHOT

“The reasons birds can fly and we can't is simply because they have perfect faith, for to have faith is to have wings.” — J.M.Barrie, Scottish novelist and playwright
4 May 2017

THE WEEK IN RE(AR)VIEW

Shakib Khan, one of the biggest movie stars of present-day Bangladesh, alleged that many FDC directors spend time “chatting instead of doing work”.
4 May 2017

The Return of the Titans

It really does not seem fair. This man, who ruled the roost like no other from early 2005 to late 2007, then gave up a bit of his...
4 May 2017

Living and dying by the code

“How many governments have fallen,” the prince had gone on, “And how many kingdoms have been swept from the face of the earth, and Orosh is still standing.”
4 May 2017

Blinded by Beauty?

We, travellers, have fallen in love with Sajek's stark, burnt-umber coloured cliffs that jut upright throughout the valley.
4 May 2017

A New Realm of Reality TV

Reality TV has long been a fixture of regular television. Shows like Queen for a Day and Cash and Carry introduced the concept in the 1940s, testing the waters.
4 May 2017

Are we viewers or consumers?

It's a truth universally, and perhaps, grudgingly acknowledged, that a production does not work without its corporate sponsors; and that is precisely where the corporations play their big hands. Beginning from picking the director, producer and actors, they also influence how their products are integrated into the story.
4 May 2017