“Childhood Eids were the best” : Nobel

Eid is a joyous occasion unlike any other. Twice a year (usually) people finally get a short vacation where their families can be their main focus. Many travel hundreds of miles to return to their village, others get the opportunity to just stay at home and cherish the special moments with their families. 

Just like all of us, the stars and celebrities of the Bangladeshi entertainment industry also get to take some time off during this holy occasion. They get to take off their artistes' caps and finally relax with their loved ones, while possibly enjoying performances and projects from their industry peers. This Eid-ul-Adha, The Daily Star caught up with Nobel to see how the star would be spending his Eid.

"My Eid will be spent alongside my family in Dhaka. To be honest, I usually get very nostalgic during the Eid holidays. I remember my childhood, and how I would spend Eid when I was much younger. Seeing my own children enjoying Eid also adds another layer to this nostalgia. Eid brings with it a message of love and joy that we should all share, not just with our relatives, but also with those who are marginalised. The happiness of Eid should be spread to everyone, irrespective of whether they are rich or poor. So far, my only other plan is to take my family outside of the city, to one of Dhaka's neighbouring areas for a short trip."