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March 7, 2025, 9:00 am

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Entertainment

Bangladeshi short film ‘Darkak’ wins award at Shimla Int’l Film Festival

Entertainment Desk: Bangladeshi short film "Darkak" has earned the Special Critics' Award at the 10th Shimla International Film Festival, India. Directed by emerging filmmaker Zayed Siddiqui, the festival took place

Ramendu Majumdar and Ferdousi Mazumder rally cultural activists to aid flood victims

Entertainment Desk: In a poignant call to action, revered cultural figures Ramendu Majumdar and Ferdousi Mazumder have urged cultural activists to extend their support to the millions affected by the

Dhaka’s theatre troupes unite to support flood victims with charity shows

Entertainment Desk: The capital’s theatre community has come together to support flood victims, with troupes such as Ethic, BotTola, and Anuswar deciding to donate the proceeds from their performances to

Mahfuz Ahmed stands by flood-hit hometown

Entertainment Desk: The devastating flash floods sweeping across northeastern and southeastern Bangladesh have inundated vast regions, leaving nearly 980,000 people stranded across 11 districts and affecting approximately 5.1 million people

Censor board shouldn’t exist: Tanzika Amin

Entertainment Desk: Following a hiatus of nearly six weeks, Tanzika Amin is back on set, shooting for a new series on MaasrangaTelevision. Directed by Nazrul Islam Raju, this drama highlights

Dakota Johnson, Adria Arjona in ‘Spiltsville’

Entertainment Desk: Hollywood actors Dakota Johnson and Adria Arjona are set to headline a new comedy film titled Splitsville, which will explore the complexities of an open marriage, makers Neon