Ananta Jalil
The Bangladeshi Hero Political Compass
The real use of the political compass is to see where Bangladesh heroes fit in.
My wife loves Brazil, it’s best not to reveal my favourite team: Ananta
The craze around this year's FIFA World Cup has engrossed the hearts of Bangladeshi fans. Most are divided between their all-time favourite groups- Brazil and Argentina, and celebrities are also openly supporting their beloved team on social media.
The Bangladeshi Hero Political Compass
The real use of the political compass is to see where Bangladesh heroes fit in.
‘Kill Him’: Ananta Jalil to take BDT 40 lakhs
Ananta Jalil unveiled the first look and teaser of his much-awaited film “Kill Him” at its muhurat ceremony at BFDC yesterday. This is the first time that Jalil and his wife Barsha are not working on their own production. The action thriller film is being produced and directed by Mohammad Iqbal, under the banner of Sunan movies.
‘Din: The Day’ director to sue Ananta Jalil
Iranian filmmaker Morteza Atashzamzam will file a complaint against Ananta Jalil for breaching the contract for “Din: The Day”.
Martin Scorsese lauds local entrepreneur and filmmaker as “pioneer of cinema”
The Academy Award winner did not have a shortage of praises for the man.
Why Ananta Jalil uses ‘The’ in his film titles
Ananta Jalil has finally revealed the secret behind the unusual naming of his films.
Ananta Jalil's "Din-The Day": A Bond movie for the family
Din-The Day goes one step ahead of James Bond. The family can enjoy the movie, too.
‘Din: The Day’ leads in promotion amongst 3 Eid releases
Three movies, “Din: The Day”, “Poran” and “Psycho”, are all set to be released this Eid. All of the movies have started their promotion campaigns by uploading posters, trailers, and songs on social media.
Why I’m a fan of Ananta Jalil
But not because of the logic-defying stunts in AJ's latest movie venture, Din: The Day. It's because of Ananta Jalil, the human being.
Ananta Jalil stands by Rajib’s siblings
Businessman and former actor Ananta Jalil has expressed his willingness to bear the educational expenses of the two younger brothers of Rajib Hossain, a college student who died in a tragic road accident in Dhaka.