Satyajit Ray's Feluda, Sharadindu Bandopadhyay's Byomkesh Bakshi, Nihar Ranjan Gupta's Kiriti Roy and Syed Mustafa Siraj's Colonel Niladri Sarkar are some of the biggest names in Bangla adventure-mystery literary genre, and their appeal has often transcended pages of the books and onto other media.

After building up heavy anticipation over the past year, Tauquir Ahmed-helmed “Haldaa” will finally break free from post production dams today to reach nearly a hundred theatres across the country.

Disney-Pixar's “Coco” handily won the Thanksgiving holiday North American box office over the second weekend of Warner Bros.-DC Entertainment's “Justice League”, with $71.2 million during the Wednesday-Sunday period.

Since its release last year, Tauquir Ahmed has not stopped riding the success of his directorial venture “Oggatonama”. The film has earned high praise at home and abroad, and continues to bag awards from around the world.

After breaking sales records in Bangladesh, the Dipankar Dipon helmed “Dhaka Attack” went onto create waves across international

The festival will open with Indian film “Pinky Beauty Parlour”, and feature a total of 24 feature-length and short films. India and Sri Lanka have the highest representation at the competition with five filsm each; Nepal has four entries; Bhutan, Afghanistan and Pakistan each have two titles at the festival while Maldives has one.

Tauquir Ahmed's upcoming riverine drama “Haldaa” has been building up anticipation ahead of its December release, and the latest in line is a sweet love song with a mellifluous melody, catchy chorus and gorgeous landscapes.

Former Lux Channel i superstar Chaity has been absent from the big screen for a while now, but the popular actress is making a

Disney has closed a deal with director Rian Johnson to develop a new “Star Wars” trilogy, and it is planning a live-action “Star Wars” TV series to air on its entertainment streaming service that is expected to launch by the end of 2019.

As tumultuous discussion about his latest release “Doob” continues, director Mostofa Sarwar Farooki is shifting his focus momentarily,

Tauquir Ahmed's upcoming directorial venture “Haldaa” has been building up anticipation ahead of its release next month and the

Before her rather mysterious departure from the Dhallywood scene, Apu Biswas was one of the most bankable leading ladies of the

Four years have gone by since National Film Award-winning actress Purnima graced the big screen. Her last venture was the never-

The film was submitted to the censor board on October 9 and the decision to clear the film without a cut was taken on October 15, Sayeed said in a statement.

With a flair for the unconventional, Shahed Ali unfailingly adheres to portray his characters in the most truthful way possible. Often

Tauquir Ahmed's much awaited film “Haldaa” finally has a release date, a year after filming ended by the banks of river Halda in

Morshedul Islam's “Ankhi o Tar Bondhura” revealed its poster and music at an event held on October 28 at in the Channel i premises, kicking off the promotional campaign of the children's film.

The extent of how hotly-anticipated Mostofa Sarwar Farooki's “Doob” is became clear on Thursday afternoon when I had to resort to

October is set to be one of the biggest months in recent years for Bangladeshi cinema, bookended by films of two very different genres. After cop thriller “Dhaka Attack” pulled in audiences to theatres in droves on the first weekend of the month, it seems like

Mostofa Sarwar Farooki's Bangladesh-India joint-production film “Doob” (“No Bed of Roses”) will premiere today at the INOX Theatre at Quest Mall in Kolkata, India.