"There will be new surprises during the two-month-long promotional campaign of 'Dorod'. A first major event involving Shakibians (Shakib’s fans) will be organised. During this event, the specific release date of 'Dorod' as a pan-Indian film will be announced," he added.

In nearly every industry, from Hollywood to Bollywood, the children of famous actors and actresses often follow in their parents' footsteps. However, the scenario in Bangladesh’s Dhallywood is quite different. Despite the widespread fame of stars like Shabana, Babita, Kabori, Jashim, Farooque, and Alamgir, their children have not ventured into the film industry. Even Dhallywood's beloved actress Moushumi regrets not seeing her children take to the silver screen. Recently, she voiced her lamentations over this matter.

Bollywood TV star Hina Khan, known for her roles in "Yeh Rishta Kya Kehlata Hai" and reality shows like "Khatron Ke Khiladi" and "Bigg Boss", is courageously documenting her fight against breast cancer. Recently, she shared a poignant image on Instagram, revealing her scar and expressing a powerful message of resilience and hope.

The recently aired drama "Narasundari", starring Tanjin Tisha, has garnered significant attention after its broadcast on Banglavision and subsequent release on their YouTube channel. The drama, based on a story by Ahmed Tawkir and directed by Rafat Mozumder Rinku, has been well-received by the audience.

The artistes were residing at the Hyatt Regency Hotel for the 44th edition of the conference, which took place from July 4 to 6. Indian artistes present included Swastika Mukherjee, Parambrata Chattopadhyay, Srabanti Chattopadhyay, Sohini Sarkar, Sauraseni Maitra, Ambarish Bhattacharya, Arjun Chakrabarty, Anirban Bhattacharya, Tanushree Chakraborty, Kaushik Ganguly, Ujaan Ganguly, Sudeshna Roy, Arindam Sil, and the members of the bands Fossils and Somlata and The Aces.

Shakib Khan’s “Toofan” was released in 47 theatres, including South City, Star Theater, and Lake Mall in Kolkata, on July 5.

Jon Landau, an Academy Award-winning film producer, passed away on Friday, July 5, at the age of 63. Reports indicate that the cause of death was cancer. He is survived by his wife, Julie, and their two sons, Jamie and Jodie, as well as his siblings, Tina, Kathy, and Les Landau.

The actress, who had been grappling with persistent health issues and frequent bouts of illness during shoots, was admitted with severe symptoms including vomiting and dizziness. It was later confirmed that she had gallstones.

The makers of “Kubera” unveiled the first look of Rashmika Mandanna on Friday with a new character teaser. In the teaser, the actress is seen secretly digging up a suitcase filled with cash in a forest.

Irish actress Nicola Coughlan, widely recognised for her portrayal of Penelope Featherington in the popular Netflix series "Bridgerton", has successfully raised more than £1.5 million (USD 1.9 million) to support aid initiatives in Gaza over the last seven months.

Alia Bhatt and latest Bollywood sensation, Sharvari, Wagh have been roped in for YRF Spy Universe’s first female-led film “Alpha”.

Since its release in Bangladesh, the Shakib Khan starrer film “Toofan” is now creating quite a stir in West Bengal. The excitement was palpable at Thursday night's press conference, where it became evident that the people of West Bengal are keenly interested in the blockbuster. 

Partha and Arefeen have shared a friendly bond for a long time, however, this is their first professional collaboration. After the director approached him about the role, the actor liked it and agreed to take it on.

When asked about her experience working on both sides of the border, she shared her perspective on the differences between the industries, “The major difference I have noticed is the way of storytelling. Bangladesh’s stories are more original and strong — we have a centuries-old history that we can explore. On the other hand, their industry is older and professional and they have expertise in the technical sectors. However, our OTT industry is quite organised and professional too. Both industries have their respective sets of expertise.”

The web content arena has recently witnessed a surge in the popularity of period pieces, transporting audiences to bygone eras filled with opulent costumes, grand estates, and intricate social codes. This trend has been significantly amplified by the recent success of Netflix’s "Bridgerton", a lavish reimagining of England during its Regency era. These period dramas offer a form of escapism, allowing viewers to temporarily step away from the complexities of modern life and immerse themselves in a world governed by dissimilarly archaic rules and norms. The luxurious settings, extravagant costumes, and often dramatic storylines provide a visual feast, transporting viewers to a time perceived as simpler, albeit not without its own set of stumbling blocks.

Veteran Indian actress Smriti Biswas, once a prominent figure in Indian cinema, passed away at the age of 100 in Nashik, Maharashtra. She was suffering from age-related ailments.

Raihan Rafi's latest film, “Toofan”, starring Dhallywood’s megastar Shakib Khan, has been creating a buzz in Sydney, Australia. From the first day onward, every showing of the movie played to a full house.

The story of "Gullak" is essentially a commentary from a piggy bank—a clay one that silently witnesses the everyday lives of the Mishra family. Through Gullak's eyes, we see the events that unfold within the Mishra household. Each family member's crises revolve around real-life issues that any middle-class family can relate to. A two-room house with a small courtyard and narrow terrace sets the scene. Directed by Amit Raj Gupta and written by Nikhil Vijay, "Gullak" paints a vivid picture.

Private TV channel Deepto has announced to host a “Shakib Week” from July 6 to 12, showcasing seven of Shakib Khan’s prominent films. This week-long event highlights the star's extensive filmography, despite no specific occasion prompting the celebration.

It has been 16 years since the release of “Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na”, the 2008 cult romantic comedy that served as the directorial debut of Abbas Tyrewala and the acting debut of Imran Khan, Aamir Khan's nephew. To commemorate the occasion, the cast reunited in a video to sing the song "Jaane Tu Ya Jaane Na" from Manmohan Desai's 1973 romantic film “Aa Gale Lag Jaa”, which is referenced multiple times in their movie.