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Eid hits still ruling: 'Priyotoma', 'Shurongo' unstoppable 50-Day run
The magic of Eid-ul-Adha continues to reverberate across theatres in Bangladesh as five Eid films mark their triumphant 50-day journey on the silver screen. On the occasion of Eid, five films were released in theatres– Himel Ashraf's "Priyotoma," Raihan Rafi's "Shurongo," Bandhan Biswas' "Laal Shari," Chayanika Chowdhury's "Prohelika," and Saikat Nasir's "Casino." These movies, each with its own unique narrative and style, crossed the 50-day milestone.
Bubly-Nirab starrer ‘Casino’ to release in Australia, Singapore
Directed by Saikat Nasir, the gripping story of "Casino" revolves around the operations targeting illegal casinos and money laundering in Bangladesh in 2019, adding an intriguing twist to the plot.
Interview / Catching up with Doyel
She was also featured in one of the chapters of Bangladesh’s first anthology film, “Eti Tomari Dhaka”. She also rocked the OTT platform with her performance in Chorki’s web series “Jodi Ami Beche Phiri”, and in Hoichoi original web series “Buker Moddhye Agun”. She is also in the talks with more OTT projects to be announced soon.
Eid films still going strong
Moreover, shows for Bubly and Nirab Hossain featurette "Casino" have been decreased by 15 halls. It was released in 16 halls across the country. The director of the film informed the media that it might get more halls in its third week. He also added that the film is in the talks for an international release as well.
Why is Nirab upset about ‘Casino’?
The Saikat Nasir directorial was initially released across 16 halls and tells the story of the illegal practice of money laundering.
Asif Akbar urges audiences to watch 'Casino' in video message
The highly anticipated film "Casino," starring Nirab-Bubly, has hit theaters today across 17 cinema halls. In a special video message, noted singer Asif Akbar encouraged the audience to watch this movie, praising its engaging storyline.
Want everyone’s films to do well: Bubly
Bubly's films last Eid also reached unprecedented heights, as Bangladeshi audiences reacted exceptionally well to “Leader Amie Bangladesh”.
Bubly, Nirab starrer ‘Casino’ receives censor clearance
Excitement is brewing as the Shobnom Bubly and Nirab starrer, "Casino", directed by Saikat Nasir, obtained an uncut censor certificate from the Bangladesh Film Censor Board, yesterday.
All about Bangla films this Eid
When Shah Rukh Khan’s blockbuster "Pathaan" was released on May 12, many thought that it would single-handedly rejuvenate Bangladeshi halls, but even though the film performed well in multiplexes, the single-screen performance of the film left a lot to be desired.
Vaults of vile riches
Amid the clampdown on gambling, Rab members got a tip that five vaults were sold from English Road area recently and the buyer is a top casino businessman. The tip led the elite force to three houses at Banianagar and Narinda in Old Dhaka.
No action taken against DSCC councilor for casino business: Khokon
Hailing the ongoing drive against the casino and illegal business, Dhaka South City Corporation Mayor Sayeed Khokon says that he informed the local government ministry about one of his councilors’ casino business but no action was taken against him.
Govt won’t allow casino in country: Kamal
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal says the government would not allow operation of any illegal business like casino in the country.
Casino crackdown: Khalid on 7-day remand
Jubo League Dhaka South Organising Secretary Khalid Mahmud Bhuiyan has been remanded for seven days in two separate cases filed for running a casino in Fakirerpool.
Action if anyone found involved in casino business: Kamal
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal warns that stern action would be taken if any official of administration is involved in the illegal casino business.
Jubo League leader held after casino drive
Rapid Action Battalion (Rab) detain 142 people from a "casino" in Dhaka’s Fakirerpool area.
BB Cyber Heist: Wong vows to turn over another US$ 9.73m to Senate
Casino junket operator Kim Wong promises to return to the Senate another US$ 9.73m, which was believed to be part of the alleged $81million stolen funds from the Bangladesh’s central bank.
Don't ask where money came from, says Manila casino boss in heist probe
For Kim Wong, the Chinese casino owner in the Philippines entangled in one of the world's largest bank heists, there are two golden rules for dealing with wealthy punters: always demand to see their money, but never ask where it came from.
