The 52nd edition of the International Emmy Awards was held on November 25 in New York City, showcasing the best of global television. 

Dhallywood superstar Shakib Khan and popular musician Tahsan Khan have joined forces for the cosmetics and personal care brand Remark-Herlan to protect consumers from counterfeit and substandard products.

In an interview with People magazine, Scott shared insights into the actor’s persistence. “Russell and I had a go at it around 18 years ago,” he said. “I had Nick Cave writing the script, and I kept saying [to Russell], ‘But you’re dead.’ And he said, ‘I know I’m dead. And I want to come back from the dead.’”  

In an interview with AFP, Rasoulof emphasised the irony of the situation. "It is unimaginable that the Islamic Republic could have submitted a film like this for the Academy Awards," he remarked, adding that under Iran's strict regime, such a film would never have been made. Instead, “Sacred Fig”, a suspenseful family drama set against Iran's repressive political climate, is Germany's official Oscar submission.

A gazette notification to this effect was issued on November 21 by Abul Hayat Md Rafiq, deputy secretary, Ministry of Public Administration, on behalf of the president. Jamil Ahmed will serve as director general with all the accompanying salary and benefits of a secretary-level position.

The much-anticipated party anthem from “Pushpa 2”, “Kissik,” was officially revealed yesterday, sparking excitement among fans. The lyrical video showcases the electrifying chemistry between Allu Arjun as Pushpa and the sensational Sreeleela. 

For over two decades, Shakib Khan has been a leading figure in the Dhallywood film industry. Recently, he has ventured into the world of cricket through his business enterprise, Remark-Herlan, which has acquired a Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) franchise named Dhaka Capitals. 

The Monsoon Revolution represents an unprecedented effort by the government to decentralise and professionalise the Bangladeshi film industry. By fostering regional talent and offering a platform for diverse storytelling, this initiative aims to reshape the industry. More than just an effort to develop skilled filmmakers, it is a step toward amplifying Bangladeshi narratives and creating works that resonate both nationally and internationally. 

Celebrated Bangladeshi actor Ziaul Faruq Apurba is gearing up for his Tollywood debut with the Kolkata-based film “Chalchitra”. The official poster unveiling today has provided a glimpse of his look. Directed by Pratim D Gupta, it is slated for release on December 20, perfectly timed for the festive Christmas season.

Jashore’s Monihar Cinema Hall, one of Bangladesh's most iconic theatres, made headlines last week with its sudden removal of Shakib Khan’s highly anticipated film “Dorod”. Just a day after its premiere last Friday, the romantic psycho-thriller was pulled to make way for Shihab Shaheen's romantic drama “Chuye Dile Mon”.

The statement presented arguments in support of this demand, signed by filmmakers, producers, cinematographers, editors, sound designers, film critics, researchers, teachers, film workers and organizers, actors, musicians, and photographers.

Four years ago, Nuhash Humayun announced his debut feature film, “Moving Bangladesh”. Initially, the project struggled to find producers but later received funding from several international festivals. The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) also expressed interest in supporting the film. However, the ministry has now canceled its allocation of Tk 50 lakh for the project.  

Directed by Kiran Rao, the rural comedy-drama has raked in 50 million yen (approximately Rs 2.75 crore) in 45 days at the Japanese box office. By comparison, “Pathaan” grossed around 50 million yen, and “Salaar” brought in 46 million yen during their respective runs in Japan, as per trade data from Sacnilk.

This episode starts with a captivating song about Bagerhat, penned by Moniruzzaman Palash, and performed with a dance routine by over a hundred students from various local educational institutions.

Brad Pitt experienced a major health scare while filming a car crash scene for his upcoming movie “F1”.

Film director Shah Alam Mondal passed away at United Hospital today at 6:15pm. His death was confirmed to The Daily Star by Deputy Secretary General Apurbo Rana of the Bangladesh Film Directors Association.

People were outraged by the horrendous incident where several dogs and a cat were poisoned at Japan Garden City on November 22. This heartless act has united showbiz celebrities in protest, as they demanded justice and take steps to ensure the culprits were duly punished.

The screening was attended by an array of stars, including Puja Chery, Siam Ahmed, Prarthana Fardin Dighi, Orchita Sporshia, Samonty Shoumi, and Rukaiya Jahan Chamak, alongside director Anonno Mamun.

Gias Uddin Selim's last film "Kajolrekha," based on the 400-year-old "Maimansingha Gitika", makes its way to OTT debut after a seven-month-long run in theatres.

The announcement follows comments from director Jon Watts during an interview with Collider on Friday, where he stated, “I don’t know what I’m directing next, and I don’t think there’s going to be a ‘Wolfs’ sequel.”