Aantasatta, a film, directed by Mohammad Mizanur Rahman and Mohammad Sayedur Rahman, is based on Italian journalist and writer Oriana Fallaci’s novel Letter to a Child Never Born.

The book aims to strengthen the fundamental ideas of robotics, electronics and programming, by solving projects practically in the book after reading each chapter.

Dedicated to Swara Samrat Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, the Swara Samrat Festival (SSF) is a four-day annual event of Indian classical music and dance.

A group exhibition, titled Impression of Nature, is underway at Zainul Gallery, University of Dhaka (DU). Outdoor Community has organised the exhibition, featuring 21 painters, who, in protest of global warming, have portrayed different facets of nature.

Mostofa Sarwar Farooki directorial Saturday Afternoon (Shonibaar Bikel) has won two jury awards at the 2020 Vesoul International Film Festival of Asian Cinema in France.

The Tauquir Ahmed directorial ‘Fagun Haway’ will be aired on Channel i today at 3 pm. The film features Nusrat Imrose Tisha and Siam Ahmed in the lead roles.

Imphal Talkies and the Howlers, a folk-rock band from Manipur, India, perform in Habiganj and Sylhet during their three-day tour in Bangladesh, which concluded recently.

Renowned painter Syed Iqbal is a self-taught artist who has been living and working in Canada since 2002. Being an avid writer as well, the artist began his writing career with Kushol Ar Mrityu Buro (1978), a book for children published under the banner of Shishu Academy.

Tapas Pal, celebrated film actor and former lawmaker of West Bengal’s ruling Trinamool Congress, passed away in Mumbai, due to a cardiac arrest at the age of 61, according to reports.

A large congregation of artists, curators and scholars came together at the recently concluded Dhaka Art Summit (DAS) 2020.

The music video for Kamal Ahmed and Prianka Biswas’s duet, Shudhu Bhalobasha, was published by Laser Vision in their official

Parampara, a slightly different exhibition, opened at Gallery Chitrak on February 15. While it is still a regular display of photographs and paintings, what makes it unique is the tribute it pays, as well as the lives of the two generations of artists it celebrates.

This year, the Dhaka Art Summit collaborated with around 30 artist collectives from home and abroad. One of them was Ruangrupa, a group of artists and creators from Jakarta, showcasing numerous interesting concepts.

“In our lives, we go through many hardships. However, a fleeting moment of joy is able to trump all of them, and make you happy,” said Taposh Barua, a former student of journalism, who had his first book release at the Ekushey Boi Mela.

National Film Award winning actor-director Shahiduzzaman Selim is a prominent artiste in the theatre, television and films.

A two-day dance festival, held at Mymensingh Zila Shilpakala Academy auditorium, concluded recently.

Imagine Radio released a special thematic mini audio series, Oshomapto Kothopokothon, in celebration of Valentine’s Day.

Anupam Debashis Roy is known for being someone who “tells it like it is”. The writer and political activist’s release in this year’s Ekushey Boi Mela,

With the motto, Manush drishtihin bolei ondho noy, manush muloto proggahin bolei ondho, (People are blind not because they are unable to see with their eyes, but because they do not have the knowledge to visualise life from within), Sporsho Foundation has been working tirelessly to provide quality education to visually impaired children with their braille books.

Commemorating the Ekushey Padak winning classical musician Pandit Barin Mazumder on his 99th birth anniversary, the Government