Anika Tahsin Hafsa

Her recent releases include “Dilam Tomay Kotha” from the film “Malik”, and songs from the web film “Tajmahal”, including “Shohag Chand”. She also has several new playback songs releasing this Eid across films and dramas.

“Bonolota Sen” is rooted in the poetry of Jibanananda Das. The film stars Masuma Rahman Nabila in the title role, with Khairul Basar portraying the poet Jibanananda Das.

Bangladesh's English education system relies on outdated grammar-translation methods, hindering communicative fluency and deepening systemic class inequality.

Known for her calm screen presence and thoughtful role choices, Nabila has maintained a steady position in the industry while balancing her personal life and career.

These photographs do not ask for pity. They ask for something harder — acknowledgement.

The auditorium did not feel like an auditorium anymore. Women descended to a river to collect water. Men cut paddy in the fields. A palki swayed through a wedding procession. For a few hours, a convention hall in Dhaka had become a Bengali village.

In an exclusive interview with The Daily Star, the actor reflects on his layered role in “Bonolota Express”, the struggles behind his success, and why his hunger for great cinema remains far from satisfied.

When these songs are placed side by side, a collective pattern becomes visible. Each party and candidate have chosen a different register of language, a different visual story, and a different emotional tone, but all of them are designed for the same environment: the infinite scroll of social media feeds.