Fahmim Ferdous

The Bengal Classical Music Festival, in its last four editions, have introduced the Bangladeshi audience to the highest forms of vocal

The second edition of Dhaka International Folk Fest came to a close last night at the Army Stadium in the capital, with calls for

The second edition of the Dhaka International Folk Festival opened in the city's Army Stadium yesterday in a festive mood

“Doob”, Mostofa Sarwar Farooki’s latest big screen venture has been on the radar since it was announced in March, most prominently because of its leading cast: Irrfan Khan, one of the most recognisable faces of world cinema right now, is not only starring it, but...

Gauri Shinde's latest big screen venture, “Dear Zindagi”, has kept audiences hooked since its promo material started rolling out

Gauri Shinde’s latest big screen venture, “Dear Zindagi”, has kept audiences hooked since its promo material started rolling out on the web – from the Twitter exchange between lead cast Shah Rukh Khan and Alia Bhatt to fun, quirky images.

The biggest classical music festival in the world is back.

Amitabh Reza's directorial debut “Aynabaji” has been at the epicenter of the Bangladeshi showbiz in the first week of its

Rani Mukerji is ready to emerge out of her long hiatus from acting and has signed on for her next, an untitled film helmed by

Young Bangladeshi filmmaker Abu Shahed Emon, who created quite a buzz in the film festival circuit of the region with his

To anyone who has followed the cultural aspect of Bangladesh's struggle for Independence, it is general knowledge that it was

Sahana Bajpaie has made a name for herself in Rabindra sangeet, but her connection to folk music has been a long one. In

Mostofa Sarwar Farooki, one of the forerunning filmmakers taking Bangladeshi films to an international audience, has had a

Amit Ashraf, the director who broke into the scene with the critically-acclaimed 2015 film “Udhao”, is set to bring out “Kali”, an

Ashfaque Nipun has carved a niche among TV viewers of the country over the last few years with his stories and direction. With Eid just around the corner, he has his hands full with small screen projects. In a recent conversation with The Daily Star, Nipun

Shakib Khan has been the undisputed top Dhallywood hero for many years now, but his appeal had largely been limited to audiences of a certain class.

“There's a voice inside my heart, that shows me the path,” a song from her 2006 eponymous debut album “Sona”, roughly translates to in its opening verse.

“Udhao”, the drama thriller that marked the directorial debut of talented young filmmaker Amit Ashraf, released yesterday online on an on-demand streaming service.

Azam Khan -- known better to his fans as “Guru” -- is arguably the foremost pioneer in Bangladeshi pop music.

Actors say they strive all their lives to do one role that will keep them alive even after they have left this earth, and all great actors manage to leave behind multiple such portrayals that move and inspire generations. Humayun Faridi, considered one of the greatest Bangladeshi actors of all time, left us too soon (at the age of 60), but not before making indelible imprints on the fabric of our theatre, TV and film. If he was alive, Faridi would be 64 yesterday.