“Death is a metaphor for life. We usually live to the fullest because we will die soon. If death is always a part of our life, then why do we die each day?” — Farzana Ahmed Urmi

Considering her current physical condition, a statement has been issued on her behalf from the hospital. It requests that she not be disturbed with calls or messages regarding shooting schedules or work commitments during this period of illness. The statement adds that she requires complete rest and medical care, and that she will personally get in touch with everyone once she has recovered.

The 30th episode premiered on the Cinemawala YouTube channel on Friday at 3:00pm, after being postponed by a day due to the national election. Within just over half an hour, the episode surpassed the one-million mark, according to the platform’s live view counter.

The track, titled “Kotodin Hoyni Dekha”, is written by Tapan Chowdhury and noted lyricist Kabir Bakul. Chowdhury has composed the melody, while Ujjal Sinha is in charge of the musical arrangement. The recording is scheduled to take place in the coming days.

According to a report by OneIndia Tamil, the issue relates to a film titled “Naan Rudran”, which the actor allegedly agreed to star in and direct in 2016. The notice claims that although the makers accepted later changes to the plan, the actor did not provide the full screenplay, causing the project to remain incomplete for years.

“Wuthering Heights” led the North American box office on Friday, outperforming fellow new releases “GOAT” and “Crime 101” to secure the top position.

After a long break from acting, Shimu returned in January last year with Nuhash Humayun’s anthology web series “Dui Shaw”. Her performance in the series was well received.

The definition of love varies from person to person. To some, love means trust; to others, it means dependence. Celebrities, too, have shared diverse opinions on what love means to them. Let us take a look at what they have said

While stories of broken marriages often make headlines, there are equally inspiring examples of couples who have spent years under the same roof in love and harmony. Several star couples have been together in enduring affection for decades. This Valentine’s Day, we spotlight four such couples who exemplify such love.

Penned by the melancholic genius Hasrat Mohani and immortalised by the soulful voice of Ghulam Ali it was a composition that captured the hearts of millions across the subcontinent especially with its picturisation in the 1982 film, Nikaah

Released through Xscape, the team invites listeners to subscribe and discover a new shade of music as the stories behind the song unfold.

Actress Mehazabien Chowdhury and director Adnan Al Rajeev have celebrated one year of marriage, sharing heartfelt messages and photos on social media to mark the milestone.

Hollywood star Jason Momoa has heaped praise on Bollywood icon Shah Rukh Khan, describing him as a “gentleman” and even calling him a “better actor and performer.”

Nicolas Cage is stepping into a darker corner of the Marvel universe as the first teaser for “Spider-Noir” drops — and fans are already buzzing about its striking black-and-white aesthetic.

Politics carries risks for everyone, but the focus should be on moral clarity, competence, and dedication to public service — not the glamour of past achievements. Artistes, like citizens from any profession, deserve the right to engage in politics without stigma, as long as their aim is to serve the nation.

During the press conference, jury president Wim Wenders was asked about the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. He responded by saying cinema should “stay out of politics.” Another jury member called it “unfair” to expect them to take a position on the issue.

Alongside acting, Chanchal Chowdhury is also known for his singing. At almost any event, he is often requested to perform a song. He has also been seen covering popular songs by various artists.

Netflix pushes a carousel titled “Love is in the Air”. Disney+ resurrects old romances under pastel banners. Amazon Prime quietly rearranges its homepage so that longing appears algorithmically convenient. A month before February 14, the emotional groundwork is already laid. The annual romance rollout has begun.

Marking the first day of spring, Pahela Phalgun, alongside International Valentine’s Day, three leading television channels have unveiled special day-long programming to celebrate the season of colour and love.

Demonstrators paraded through the campus on a pickup van equipped with high-powered speakers, playing Prince Mahmud’s iconic rock anthem “Shob Razakar Bhaisha Jaibo Bongoposagore” (All Razakars will be washed into the Bay of Bengal).