Badhan feels that her mother now plays an even bigger role in her life as she takes care of her child.
Azmeri Haque Badhan, known for her role in "Rehana Maryam Noor", made her debut in the Indian acting scene with the web-series "Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Aashenni" (REKKA), directed by Srijit Mukherji. The series has garnered significant popularity with Badhan's performance being widely praised.
In a resounding declaration of victory for maternal rights, the name of actress Azmeri Haque Badhan echoed through the courtroom once more, but this time with resolute pride. Recently, Badhan achieved a significant milestone– full guardianship of her child. This monumental event took place on Monday (April 22), marking a triumph not just for Badhan personally, but for all mothers striving for recognition of their inherent rights.
Transporting us back to her younger days, she shares touching anecdotes and cherished memories of Eid celebrations, offering a glimpse into her heart and past.
Badhan recently wrapped up shooting the film in Tangail’s Madhupur and Dhanbari. Directed by Rezwan Shahriar Sumit, the film features Badhan in the role of government official.
Breaking away from the traditional narrative where male characters dominate officer roles, Badhan found the prospect of portraying a female police officer uniquely captivating as the director unravelled the story's intricacies.
Excitement is palpable amongst murder-mystery fans as Cop Creation and Binge drop the teaser of the much-anticipated thriller, “Esha Muder: Cycle of Karma”. Directed by Sunny Sanwar, known for “Mission Extreme” and “Dhaka Attack”, the film promises to be an adrenaline-fueled journey into the heart of true events that shook the nation.
In an industry spotlighting talent and storytelling, recent controversies have cast a harsh light on a persistent issue: colourism in casting. The latest uproar emerged when photos of popular actress Sabila Nur surfaced, displaying her intentionally darkened complexion for an upcoming drama, "Bidisha", which is slated to be released today, on the occasion of International Women’s Day. Ironically, this deliberate alteration of the skin complex for the role contradicts the very essence of celebrating this day, sparking a crucial debate over the representation of skin complexion and societal standards.
The festival will be held from February 29 February to March 7 in Bangalore, India. Showcasing over 200 films from all over the world in more than 15 sections.
Badhan feels that her mother now plays an even bigger role in her life as she takes care of her child.
Azmeri Haque Badhan, known for her role in "Rehana Maryam Noor", made her debut in the Indian acting scene with the web-series "Robindronath Ekhane Kawkhono Khete Aashenni" (REKKA), directed by Srijit Mukherji. The series has garnered significant popularity with Badhan's performance being widely praised.
In a resounding declaration of victory for maternal rights, the name of actress Azmeri Haque Badhan echoed through the courtroom once more, but this time with resolute pride. Recently, Badhan achieved a significant milestone– full guardianship of her child. This monumental event took place on Monday (April 22), marking a triumph not just for Badhan personally, but for all mothers striving for recognition of their inherent rights.
Transporting us back to her younger days, she shares touching anecdotes and cherished memories of Eid celebrations, offering a glimpse into her heart and past.
Badhan recently wrapped up shooting the film in Tangail’s Madhupur and Dhanbari. Directed by Rezwan Shahriar Sumit, the film features Badhan in the role of government official.
Breaking away from the traditional narrative where male characters dominate officer roles, Badhan found the prospect of portraying a female police officer uniquely captivating as the director unravelled the story's intricacies.
Excitement is palpable amongst murder-mystery fans as Cop Creation and Binge drop the teaser of the much-anticipated thriller, “Esha Muder: Cycle of Karma”. Directed by Sunny Sanwar, known for “Mission Extreme” and “Dhaka Attack”, the film promises to be an adrenaline-fueled journey into the heart of true events that shook the nation.
In an industry spotlighting talent and storytelling, recent controversies have cast a harsh light on a persistent issue: colourism in casting. The latest uproar emerged when photos of popular actress Sabila Nur surfaced, displaying her intentionally darkened complexion for an upcoming drama, "Bidisha", which is slated to be released today, on the occasion of International Women’s Day. Ironically, this deliberate alteration of the skin complex for the role contradicts the very essence of celebrating this day, sparking a crucial debate over the representation of skin complexion and societal standards.
The festival will be held from February 29 February to March 7 in Bangalore, India. Showcasing over 200 films from all over the world in more than 15 sections.
Eid-ul-Fitr is approaching in three months. While the anticipated date for Eid-ul-Fitr falls in the second week of April, there is currently significant discourse surrounding the movie releases during this period. Numerous production companies have already disclosed the potential titles of their films, with about half a dozen movies in consideration. Titles such as “Rajkumar”, “Omar”, “Esha Murder”, “Jamdani” and “Netri The Leader” are prominently featured in this lineup.