Adapted from “What Happens at Night” by Peter Cameron, the story follows an American couple who travel to a remote European town to adopt a child. As events unfold, their surroundings grow increasingly disorienting, exposing fractures in their relationship and sense of self.

Tanim Noor’s “Bonolota Express” followed with 29 shows, while Mehedi Hassan Hridoy’s “Rakkhosh” secured 19. Raihan Rafi’s “Pressure Cooker” trailed with 15 screenings at the same circuit.

Amid the ongoing buzz surrounding “Prince”, Shakib Khan has begun shooting his upcoming Eid-ul-Azha release “Rockstar”

A woman who said she was drugged and sexually assaulted by veteran US entertainer Bill Cosby was awarded more than US$19 million on March 23 after a civil hearing in California.

As the Eid-ul-Fitr celebrations continue, television channels across the country have lined up an extensive range of programmes for the fourth day (March 24, Tuesday), offering viewers a mix of dramas, films, music, talk shows, and children’s content. From star-studded telefilms and popular films to festive magazine shows and special series, the day promises entertainment for audiences of all ages.

The new episodes will explore a more complex psychological game.

Raba and Nidhi’s love story is as creative as it is romantic. He is one of the most sought-after music composers, while she is a talented content creator.

Despite not releasing in Gulf countries, “Dhurandhar 2” earned $22 million overseas in its opening weekend.

For several years now, she has been living in the United States, where she continues her work as an artist.

The schedule includes dramas, telefilms, music shows, and celebrity talk shows featuring popular artistes.

The producers confirmed that the issue has now been resolved. They said the film will run in all branches of Star Cineplex from today (Monday).

Going to a cinema hall to watch one’s first film is always a memorable experience etched in the mind. In childhood, most people watch their first film with family members, and celebrities are no exception. Watching films during Eid has long been a cherished tradition. Four prominent stars of the country shared their first cinema-going experiences—where they watched their first films and which films they saw—with The Daily Star.

Big-budget films have long been a staple of Eid releases. Such films typically feature major stars and strong storytelling. This Eid, five new films have been released, and most of their stars visited cinema halls on Eid day, with more visits planned for today. Let’s take a look at which stars are heading to theatres to support these new releases.

Chanchal Chowdhury, celebrated across both Bengals, is currently working on a new film in Kolkata. He has been shooting there and spoke to The Daily Star over the phone recently.

Eid is synonymous with joy—a grand celebration that brings people closer to their loved ones. During the holiday, many travel home, while others take the opportunity to vacation elsewhere. Celebrities are no different; they, too, spend Eid in their own ways. Some are abroad, while others remain in Dhaka. Here’s a glimpse of where stars are this Eid.

Exhibitors reported that morning shows in more than 50 theatres—including venues in Bogura, Madaripur and Saidpur—could not be screened due to server complications, delayed licensing, and unresolved technical faults.

Most single-screen cinemas are screening the film, which delves into Dhaka’s underworld. The ensemble cast includes Shakib Khan, Tasnia Farin, Jyotirmoyee Kundu, Dibyendu Bhattacharya, Rashed Mamun Apu, Intekhab Dinar, and Ejajul Islam.

From early morning broadcasts to late-night films, the schedules are packed with content designed to keep children engaged throughout the holiday.

One of the sweetest couples in showbiz, Orsha and Noor Imran are stepping into this Eid with a mix of love, reflection, and quiet resilience. Since tying the knot in 2024, the duo have become a source of comfort and strength for one another, their bond deepened by time, shared experiences, and life’s unexpected turns.

The Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) reportedly refused to clear the film, citing concerns over its potential impact on India’s diplomatic relationship with Israel.