Today marks the 36th death anniversary of ‘Princess’ Tina Khan, a pioneering figure in Bangladeshi cinema whose untimely passing on January 20, 1989 left a lasting imprint on the industry. Renowned for her poise, talent, and ability to captivate audiences, Tina Khan featured in 25 commercial films during her brief yet significant career. Her contributions to the Bangladeshi film industry continue to be remembered and celebrated for their enduring impact.

Though rumours of her marriage had circulated since her relocation to the United States, the actress had not previously addressed them. Close friends were aware of her marriage, but the couple chose not to disclose details until now. While the exact date and location of the wedding remain undisclosed, Tamalika’s post marks the official confirmation of her marriage.

Actress Rumana Islam Mukti has been appointed as a member of the executive council of the Bangladesh Film Artistes’ Association (BFAA). Association President Misha Sawdagor told The Daily Star that she was nominated to fill a vacant position in the council.

Renowned actor Mosharraf Karim has made his playback debut in Fazlul Kabir Tuhin’s film “Bildakini”. The song, titled “Bhalo Bhalo Lage Na”, has been penned and composed by Mosharraf himself. In addition to lending his voice, the actor has also performed the song on-screen in the film. The track was recently released under the G-Series banner.

With this music video, we aimed to honour the urban folk tradition, the craftsmanship, and the creativity of rickshaw art. It's nearly extinct now due to the rise of digital printing, but through ‘Rickshaw Girl’, we hope to play a small part in preserving this beautiful heritage."

On working with Afran Nisho for the second time, the “Friday” actress shared, “Nisho bhai is an exceptional actor. Everyone knows about his acting prowess. As a person, he’s equally wonderful. We received a very positive response for ‘Surongo’, and I’m hopeful about ‘Daagi’ as well.”

The festivities culminated with the highly anticipated screening of Iqbal Hossain Chowdhury's “Boli” (The Wrestler), a celebrated film won an award at the 2023 Busan Film Festival and was Bangladesh’s official submission for the 97th Academy Awards.

The eerie whistle of a haunting melody, the countdown of a clock ticking toward doom, and a desperate player caught between having to take a drastic step either for or against morality — survival game shows have become a global obsession. From the blood-soaked battlegrounds of "Battle Royale" to the dystopian depths of "Squid Game", these narratives have gripped audiences, offering a voyeuristic thrill into life-or-death scenarios. But why are we so drawn to them? The answer lies in the intersection of psychology and sociology, where primal instincts and societal reflections meet.

The drama has surpassed 10 million views within two weeks of its release. Farhan stars opposite Orchita Sporshia in the project. Consistently portraying diverse characters as required by the story, the actor continues to win the hearts of audiences.

Khaled was the key figure behind the color processing of Bangladesh's first color film, Zahir Raihan’s “Sangam” (1964).

Cavill initially announced the couple's growing family during the April 2024 premiere of "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" in New York City. During an interview, Cavill shared his excitement about becoming a father. "I'm very excited about it. Natalie and I are both very excited about it. I'm sure you'll see much more of that," he told People magazine.

The storyline of “Agantuk” revolves around a 10-year-old boy named Kajol. He lives with his mother and ailing grandmother, struggling to make ends meet. One day, his long-lost father, who had disappeared for years, returns as a stranger to the family. The film explores the tensions, dilemmas, and conflicts that emerge from his unexpected arrival.

The accused has been identified as Mohammad Sariful Islam Shehzad

The closing ceremony, which will be held on January 19 at the National Museum, will be attended by Cultural Affairs Adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki.

He had dropped out of university to see Europe, and he had left home as well. This departure marked the beginning of Lynch's lifelong journey of not returning home. Even at the end of his life, Lynch had to remain homeless. His Southern California neighbourhood had been affected by wildfires, forcing Lynch to live as a displaced person. It was there, in that state of evacuation, that he passed away. Lynch's life itself seems to have started a new journey through death, one as a wanderer without a home

Actress Shobnom Bubly shared the poster of her upcoming starrer project “Pinik” on social media, announcing its release during Eid. The film is set to join the lineup alongside new movies starring Shakib Khan, Siam Ahmed, and Afran Nisho for the upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr.

Puja Chery, who rose to fame with Raihan Rafi’s directorial film “Poramon 2”, has made her web-series debut with his latest project, “Black Money”.  Released on Bongo, the series has sparked significant buzz online, particularly because of the actress’ performance.

New images of the man who stabbed actor Saif Ali Khan during a burglary attempt at his home have emerged, as the search to apprehend him entered its third day.

President-elect Donald Trump has unveiled a plan to rejuvenate Hollywood’s global influence by appointing Sylvester Stallone, Mel Gibson, and Jon Voight as “special ambassadors” tasked with reviving the entertainment industry.

The 23rd Dhaka International Film Festival (DIFF) commenced last Saturday (January 11) to showcase 220 films from 75 countries across 10 categories. This year, the festival includes 44 Bangladeshi films.