The incident, in which a bottle was thrown at the singer on stage, sparked criticism on social media and among people in the entertainment industry. Hasan, however, said he wanted to view the matter with forgiveness and hoped the person responsible had acted without realising the consequences.

Netflix has reportedly shelved its long-rumoured English-language "Squid Game" spin-off from filmmaker David Fincher, marking a major shift in the streamer's plans to expand its blockbuster Korean franchise.

After its theatrical release during Eid-ul-Azha, Arifin Shuvoo and Bidya Sinha Mim-starrer "Malik" has now made its way to streaming.

Veteran actor and founder-chairman of Nirapad Sarak Chai (Nischa), Ilias Kanchan, has urged the people of Bangladesh to come forward and help advance the movement for safer roads. He also revealed that he is currently unwell and asked the people of the country to pray for his speedy recovery.

After making a mark in OTT with memorable performances in projects such as “Kaiser” and “Daag”, actress and host Aisha Khan has carved out a distinct place in the industry. Following her big-screen debut in “Ahoto Phooler Golpo” (2018), she returned to cinemas with Proshoon Rahmaan's “Shekor”, starring opposite F S Nayeem. Released on July 31 to a warm reception, the film explores themes of identity, belonging, and the importance of preserving one's cultural roots across generations.

Rockstar Games has announced an extended preview of "Grand Theft Auto VI", with the presentation set to premiere on Netflix before becoming available on YouTube and the game's official website later the same day.

Film enthusiasts will have the chance to watch six acclaimed Bangladeshi films, including "Roid" and "Mastul", on the big screen free of charge as the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy hosts a three-day film festival next week.

The evening opened with a narration by Tania Mannan, followed by the performance of the Tagore classic, which explores themes of love, sacrifice, guilt and redemption.

The appointment was announced in a notification issued on Thursday by the Contract and Foreign Appointment Wing of the Ministry of Public Administration.

A video shared on social media shows Hasan singing at the front of the stage when a water bottle was thrown from the audience and struck him in the face. Water splashed over his body and across the stage. Despite the incident, he continued his performance.

Based on Divya Prakash Dubey's novel “Musafir Cafe”, the series, written and created by Sharanya Rajgopal, has sparked conversations across social media and film blogs since its release on Netflix.

Actor and Nirapad Sarak Chai (Nischa) founder Ilias Kanchan, who has been undergoing treatment in the UK since April last year after being diagnosed with a brain tumour, returned to Bangladesh on August 3 during a break from treatment.

Many of the speakers echoed that message, emphasising that Bandyopadhyay’s legacy deserves deeper research alongside continued performance.

Jaya Ahsan continues to reaffirm her place as one of the most celebrated actresses across both Bangladesh and West Bengal. Her latest release, "Aajo Ardhangini", has emerged as one of the year's most talked-about Bengali films in India, earning widespread acclaim from audiences and critics alike.

Noted Bengali folk singer Swagato Dey, best known for beloved folk songs such as "Moyna Cholat Cholat" and "Sona Bondhu Re", has died following a cerebral stroke, leaving behind a rich musical legacy that resonated with audiences across both Bengals.

Singer Nirjo Habib is set to release his new romantic single, "Obujh Prem", under G Series on August 6.

Ariana Grande has reassured fans that her decision to step back from the public eye was carefully considered, saying it was "not a reactive or impulsive thing."

Netflix has officially renewed "Musafir Cafe" for a second season, bringing back Vikrant Massey, Vedika Pinto, and Mahima Makwana after the romantic drama's emotional first-season finale left viewers eager for more.

Today marks the 85th death anniversary of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore, whose timeless literary and artistic legacy continues to inspire generations. To commemorate his unparalleled contributions to literature, music and the arts, several television channels have arranged special programming in honour of the bard.

As Bangladesh marks the 85th anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore's death, the acclaimed Rabindra Sangeet exponent reflects on a lifetime shaped by his songs and explains why his ideas remain as relevant today as ever.