According to the most recent national film grant circular issued by the Bangladesh government, applicants are still required to submit twelve printed copies of their proposals. Each copy must include the full script, production plan, and detailed lists of cast and crew.

Adapted by author George Saunders from his own Booker Prize-winning novel, the story imagines Lincoln’s grief after the death of his 11-year-old son Willie during the American Civil War.

Winona Ryder is set to appear as a guest star in Season 3 of Netflix’s hit series “Wednesday”, marking a high-profile reunion with Jenna Ortega and director Tim Burton.

Popular on-screen duo Farhan Ahmed Jovan and Tanjim Saiyara Totini are set to return this Eid with a special television drama titled “Mon Foring”.

Channel i has announced a special lineup of film premieres for the upcoming Eid, featuring six new movies to be aired over six consecutive days.

Actor Lily Collins is set to portray screen legend Audrey Hepburn in a forthcoming film centred on the making of “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”, the 1961 romantic comedy widely regarded as Hepburn’s most iconic role.

When every powerful woman on screen is depicted as overworked and cold, the idea of feminine leadership becomes tied to self sacrifice and emotional distance.

Devi’s film “Boong”, produced by Farhan Akhtar and Ritesh Sidhwani, won the Best Children’s & Family Film award, bringing global recognition to the northeastern Indian region.

“Prince” is among the largest Bangladesh film productions to shoot extensively in Kolkata, combining cross-border talent with urban locations to create a cinematic spectacle for Eid audiences.

In the Eid drama “Happy Divorce”, directed by Topu Khan, Mou plays one of two sisters alongside Keya Payel. Describing the story as a family drama, she praised the director’s organisation and the ensemble cast.

The actress walked the red carpet in a custom Gucci gown featuring a sculpted silhouette and high neckline, channeling the glamour of Marilyn Monroe with a dramatic white fur stole.

Indian filmmaker and politician Bratya Basu has expressed interest in bringing Bangladeshi actors Mosharraf Karim and Chanchal Chowdhury together for a future film project.

The season one finale of “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” found itself at the centre of an unexpected online storm even before it officially aired.

The 79th British Academy Film Awards took place at London’s Royal Festival Hall on 23rd February, marking one of the key milestones in this year’s awards season. Hosted for the first time by Scottish actor Alan Cumming, the ceremony brought together leading figures from British and international cinema to honour films released in 2025.

Tanim Noor, already an admirer of Masha’s singing talents, did not hesitate to recognize her potential. “Are you willing to audition for a role?” he asked, to which Masha immediately complied.

Three years ago, Mitra had filmed a serial intended for YouTube. On the eve of the national election, he was suddenly informed that the content would be released in cinemas on Valentine’s Day. “I have been cheated,” he said, being distressed.

Acclaimed Bangladeshi actor Zahid Hasan has dismissed a viral social media video claiming he recovered from diabetes without medication, describing the clip as entirely fabricated and part of a deceptive online scheme.

Whether the ratings turbulence settles remains to be seen. But for now, a 13-year reign at perfection has ended — not with a creative misstep, but with a digital duel between two fiercely devoted fandoms.

With the poster release, Raihan Rafi also confirmed that “Pressure Cooker” is set to hit theatres across the country during Eid-ul-Fitr. 

He added firmly, “One day, the country may regret. It may say, why should he not receive the Independence Award? I fought directly in the war.” There was no bitterness in his voice, only conviction.