Gates will appear virtually in the hit family drama “Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi 2”, using the platform to discuss maternal and newborn health issues.

Cinema has always been a mirror, but particularly in the last decade, it has started holding that mirror at a rather flattering angle. The reflection now has a bit more nationalism, a bit less nuance, and sometimes, an entire political manifesto playing in the background. The trailer for "The Taj Story", which asks whether the Taj Mahal might once have been a temple, does not merely invite curiosity; it stages curiosity as corrective history. It is the newest actor in a growing ensemble of movies that treat doubt like doctrine and cinema like a courthouse. And while we once saw filmmakers wrestle with moral ambiguity; in present times, the only ambiguity lies in whether you are watching entertainment or an election campaign.

The programme — widely regarded as one of the country’s principal platforms for young performers — concluded its final screening on Tuesday.

In the 1990s, Mahfuz Ahmed emerged as one of the most recognisable faces on Bangladeshi television. His breakthrough role in the landmark drama “Kothao Keu Nei” made him a household name and set the course for a career that would span decades, earn him multiple National Film Awards, and secure his reputation as one of the country’s most enduring screen icons.

The English-language film “Dot” was released in theatres across Bangladesh on September 5. Now, the film is set to reach audiences in the United States.

Camila Cabello is returning to the big screen as Warner Bros announced that the “I Luv It” singer and “Cinderella” actress will join the cast of “Cut Off”, a new comedy directed by Jonah Hill, who will also star alongside Kristen Wiig.

After making waves with her performance opposite Shakib Khan in “Taandob”, actress Sabila Noor quickly became one of the most talked-about names in Dhallywood. As fans eagerly awaited news of her next big-screen project, reports surfaced that she had signed on for “Rakkhosh”, directed by Mehedi Hassan Hridoy—best known for “Borbaad”.

Set in the heart of Tangail, the story follows the Nagbari Behula Nachari troupe, a fading cultural ensemble struggling to keep its heritage alive. Their leader, Bhola Mia, portrayed by Fazlur Rahman Babu, tries to rescue his group’s reputation after repeated defeats in union-level competitions. The film unfolds through the troupe’s desperate yet hopeful attempts to reclaim its lost glory.

Japanese cinema legend Yamada Yoji will be honoured with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 38th Tokyo International Film Festival (TIFF), celebrating a storied career spanning over six decades and 91 films.

Bollywood power couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh have finally revealed their daughter Dua’s face, sharing heartwarming moments from their Diwali celebrations on Instagram.

Pop star Charli XCX and Hollywood actor Jessica Alba are in talks to star in “A Tree Is Blue”, the upcoming feature film that marks Dakota Johnson’s directorial debut. The film is written by Vanessa Burghardt, who is also in discussions to join the cast.

Actor Tanjin Tisha has responded to the allegations of fraud after an online fashion boutique accused her of taking a saree without promoting it as agreed. The controversy, which surfaced earlier this week, has sparked a storm of discussion across social media.

Rom-coms tell us that even in the chaos of real life, some things are beautifully predictable. The same misunderstandings, the same meet-cutes, the same last-minute airport chases somehow never get old.

Noted filmmaker Gias Uddin Selim returns to Chorki with the flash fiction romantic comedy movie “Perfect Wife.”

Inspired by Fredrik Logevall’s acclaimed biography “JFK: Coming of Age in the American Century, 1917–1956,” the show traces the Kennedy family’s ascent through power, politics, and personal tragedy. Set in the 1930s, its first season follows Joe and Rose Kennedy and their nine children — including a young Jack Kennedy — as they navigate ambition, rivalry, and legacy in a rapidly changing America.

The film marks the first on-screen collaboration between veteran actor Bapparaj and young actress Dighi.

Inspired by a short story by acclaimed writer Shahidul Zahir, the screenplay and dialogue for “Darkaak” (RAVEN) were written by Zayed Siddiki himself.

Though he started with supporting and serious roles, Asrani’s innate gift for comedy soon shone through. The 1970s and 1980s saw him emerge as a household name, portraying the endearing fool, the anxious clerk, and the witty sidekick with equal ease. His portrayal of the bumbling jailor parodying Hitler in “Sholay” (1975) remains one of the most memorable comic turns in Hindi film history.

Renowned actor Jaya Ahsan, who has made a name for herself across borders with multiple Filmfare Awards and acclaimed performances in both Bangladesh and India, recently opened up about her artistic journey, the lessons she has learned, and her hopes for the future of Bangladeshi cinema.

India's longest-running film celebrates 30 years in the same cinema on Monday, a Bollywood romance so beloved that fans know it simply by its acronym "DDLJ". First released on 20 October, 1995, "Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge", has been running daily at Mumbai's Maratha Mandir theatre since its debut.