Interview

Shahidul Alam Sachchu

Can you describe yourself in three words?
The odyssey of Beauty & Fame

Rafi Hossain: Thank you for giving us time, Mim. Are you currently very busy with the promotion of your film, ‘Shapludu’?
Armeen Musa

Tell us something about yourself. The answer to that is very complicated. I would say I’m just someone searching for something. I don’t know what that thing is though, as of now.
Animesh Aich

I don’t quite know what to say about myself. I’m a Bangladeshi – that is my identity. I studied sculpting at Charukola Institute of Dhaka University. I started theatre with a group, named Prachyanat. I’ve directed three films and several TV dramas. I’m currently working on both, along with writing my own novels. I’ve already published two of those. I also write short stories sometimes.
Crosstalk: Of Arts & Culture

Rafi Hossain: Rafiqun Nabi sir, can you share your thoughts on the current state of art culture in our country?
Nabila

Can you describe yourself in three words?
Amitabh Reza

Tell us about the progress of your new film, ‘Rickshaw Girl’.
Mishu Sabbir

Can you describe yourself in three words?
Redoan Rony

Tell us something about yourself. I believe that my existence has a purpose. My place on this earth is to do good things, and I do so through storytelling.
ROSHAN'S Walk to Fame

RAFI HOSSAIN: Welcome to Uncensored with Rafi Hossain. Today we have with us, Ziaul Roshan. He is an upcoming actor and has already been a part of a few films,
Swagota

What is your style mantra? I would say my style mantra is to dress confidently.
Gazi Shuvro

My career began with music videos. Then I started doing musical programmes for ATN. One was an Eid programme where the focus was on music and poetry. Another was on Pan music. I also had to communicate with several agencies for sponsors for my
AGUN

In the year 1988, we formed a band called Sudden consisting of 5 members. We released our debut album Achena in 1990 and the audience really liked it. I would say, this was the beginning of my musical career and I have not stopped doing music ever since.
Chit-Chat with Peya Jannatul

I would have to say I am balanced, passionate and a hard worker.
Ashna Habib Bhabna

Well, when I was young, my father would often bring the chocolates like Kit-Kat or Perk. From the top of my head, that would have to be my favourite childhood memory.
Tuhin Hossain

I’m a photographer. I work in different sectors, like glamour, fashion, corporate and advertising photography among others, because I believe that I need to be diverse to explore my potential.
JYOTIKA JYOTI

Jyotika Jyoti made a name for herself as an actor at a very young age. She gained recognition after starring in her debut film, ‘Ayna’. In a recent interview with Star Showbiz, Jyotika shared her outlook on fashion and the entertainment industry.
JULIA SCARLETT LINDIG

I’m sixty five years old. I learned ballet as a child, but used to mostly work as a theatre actor. When I had children, I realised that I had to change my job as I couldn’t balance them both.
Chit-Chat with Iresh Zaker

Probably going to the airport with my grandfather. My grandfather used to be in the army at the time. So, we used to walk from Dhanmondi to the old airport. We used to go to the viewing deck, and he would show me all the different planes and vehicles.
MEET THE YOUNG DIRECTOR MAHDE HASAN

I went to Locarno for the film festival in 2018. But, the initial step towards it started back in 2016, when I first sent a script for the festival. Sadly, it was not selected.
Chandana Majumdar

I was born into a family seeped into music, where the ambiance of melody was embedded in my way of living.
Chit-Chat with Bappy Chowdhury

Bappy Chowdhury is a well-known Bangladeshi actor. He made his debut when he starred in the film, ‘Bhalobasar Rong’, in 2012. In a recent chit-chat with Star Showbiz, Bappy talked about his dreams and superpowers.
Chit-Chat with Nusraat Faria

I can't describe myself in three words. Instead, I will describe myself in one line, “I am more than what you think I am.”
I Love My Bangladesh

The two grandsons, Zain and Aaron, of the renowned singer, Runa Laila, featured in a song together, along with two other child artists Zayna and Najwa.
Zafir huq

He is the lead guitarist of the band 'Nemesis'; he also worked as an advertiser at 'Grey Dhaka'. This week he shares bits and pieces of his journey with Star Showbiz.
People Enjoy Watching Romantic Dramas - Tawsif Mahbub

This year went very well for me. I spent a lot of time with my family this year, that's why I didn't do many projects this year. My wife noticed that and told me to pay more attention to my work, as I had not been giving enough attention to my projects for the previous two or three months.
Victory Only Comes After Hardship - Maria Manda

Maria Manda, the talented midfielder is one of the best footballers in Bangladeshi women's football. She was the captain of the Bangladeshi under-15 team that won the 'South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Cup'.
Hard Work Increases Scope for Success - Liton Das

To me success is like a stairway I am climbing. I also see it as an inspiration to do more. Something that will make me more interested in doing something.
I Could Convert My Fear into My Strength - Anam Biswas

'Debi' has been in the watchlist of perhaps every single Bengali film lover in 2018. The screen adaptation of prominent author Humayun Ahmed's novel created a mass sensation before it was even released. Even though it starred actors like Jaya Ahsan and Chanchal Chowdhury, debutant director Anam Biswas did not fail to attract the spotlight, as his exquisite efforts behind the camera hardly went unnoticed.
Films Should Remain Beyond Contractual Confinements - Suborna Senjutee

The beginning half of the year 2018 had been rather stressful for me. I was not entirely sure of my plans and proceedings.