Despite playing a critical role in the nation’s film industry, the organisation has been hampered by inefficiency and mismanagement. Recently, efforts have been made to reinvigorate the BFDC, including reducing rental fees for shooting floors and equipment to attract more production work.

In an effort to revitalise the BFDC, a plan to reduce rental fees for equipment and studio floors has been introduced. This experimental initiative, aimed at attracting more filmmakers to shoot at BFDC, will run for six months.

The Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) has seen a prolonged lull in activity, with no shooting taking place for an extended period. This slowdown has worsened since the July protests. During the day, the FDC remains almost deserted, and the nights are eerily quiet. However, last night at around 10pm, more than 100 film directors were present at the FDC, engaging in group discussions.

A group of 212 employees, which consists of gardeners, cleaners, and security guards, have gone unpaid for the past five months by the Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC).

Monira Mithu is a popular face amongst Bangladesh's showbiz industry. She has effortlessly delivered performances in a variety of roles that gained her immense love from the audience.

There was a time not so long ago when Bangladesh Film Development Corporation was abuzz with various activities -- from shooting films to dubbing and editing.

Tension is blowing in Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) as 224 of their employees are living an inhumane lives, after not receiving their salaries for three months now. 

Tollywood actress Parno Mitra was previously featured in Mostofa Sarwar Farooki's film, "Doob". The movie also starred Irrfan Khan, and Nusrat Imrose Tisha, among others.

Police have been deployed at Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) ahead of the upcoming election of Bangladesh Cholochitro Shilpi Samiti.

There was a time when Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC) was packed with actors and technicians all day and night, filming movie scenes across the premises. But over time, circumstances worsened as fewer movies started being produced with every passing year