Star People
Star People / Seeing the world through liza’s brushes
The goal of Liza Hasan's art is not solely confined to aesthetics; there is a far bigger purpose than that. Her art is shaped by her urge to bring to fore the emotions of her subjects, while commenting in her own quiet way on the society and culture that encircle her.
Star people / Passion for Pixels
He started off small. But those who do big things in their lives usually do. That's the great thing about 'star' people- they start
Star people / Living with a Camera
Khaled Hasan's story is an inspiration for people who want to turn their passion into a full time profession.
Stories through Photography: Knowing Hasan Chandan
In the last two decades, photography in our country has flourished and made a place for itself in the international area. Many
star people / Between A Man and His Camera
25-year-old documentary photographer, Rahul Talukder, first started using the camera on his cell phone. “That was around
star people / The Man Who Never Gave Up
On the streets of Banani, one of Dhaka's busiest commercial areas plies a tiny cycle rickshaw which has a difference when compared to
The World of Theatre
In the world of arts and entertainment, Shabdabali Group Theatre needs no introduction. For 37 years the group has
Star People / A Journey of Art and Passion
"Every incident that we come across everyday that can be a scene of beauty and peace or a bleak image of injustice or
Hasina versus Khaleda
Both Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia have made the same record of leading their respective governments to stage one-sided and controversial parliamentary elections. Khaleda was first to have done it in 1996 while her archrival Hasina followed suit in 2014.
With an open mind
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Cracking the Code
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Chasing Dreams
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Hasina versus Khaleda
Both Sheikh Hasina and Khaleda Zia have made the same record of leading their respective governments to stage one-sided and controversial parliamentary elections.
Je Suis Ahmed (I am Ahmed)
2015 has not started the way one might have hoped. We had barely completed the first week of the New Year when the news of the attack on the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo shocked the world. Three armed gunmen bearing Kalashnikovs attacked the magazine's offices in Paris leaving twelve people dead including the editor of the magazine and two national police officers. The attackers were subsequently identified as two brothers: Chérif and Said Kouachi together with Hamyd Mourad. They claimed to be part of Al Qaeda.
KNOW THY FOOD
You'll not meet a Bangladeshi ready to pass up free food. In fact, Bangladeshis don't really mind paying for their food, either. As long as we get to eat and feed others, we are a happy bunch. However, our connection to food is limited to just the taste buds.
A Roadie by Heart
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