The much-anticipated character poster of Tasnia Farin from the upcoming Eid release “Insaaf” has been revealed.
Actress Tasnia Farin’s debut feature film “Fatima” is set to premiere on OTT platform Bongo on April 17, confirmed director Dhrubo Hasan.
As Eid-ul-Fitr continues to be celebrated today, social media is buzzing with festive greetings. Celebrities from both film and television have also shared their warm wishes with fans. Let’s take a glimpse at how the stars are marking the occasion.
Film star Siam Ahmed and television actress Jannatul Sumaiya Heme have lent their voices to a song in this Eid's special episode of "Ityadi".
Initially, the web-film was supposed to premiere on the OTT platform Bongo for Valentine's Day. However, the director recently revealed that “How Sweet” will instead be released during Eid-ul-Fitr.
The Bangladesh Fashion Legacy 2025 showcased a dazzling fusion of heritage and modern designs on 8 February at Aloki Convention Hall. Featuring top brands like Apex, Lusobella, and Soumin Afrin's Haute Couture, the event marked a new milestone for local fashion.
In the meantime, “Fatima” was showcased at two film festivals, including the Dhaka International Film Festival. Last year, “Fatima” won an award at Iran’s 42nd Fajr International Film Festival.
In 2024, Bangladeshi web series and films flourished across OTT platforms, bringing fresh talent to the forefront while revitalising the careers of seasoned actors. Strong, character-driven content allowed these 10 actors and directors to break through, leaving a lasting impact on viewers and reshaping the country's OTT landscape.
The intrinsically intricate nooks and crevices of the realities of living with mental health disorders can very well be deemed as being only ever harsher than those represented in media. Even the churning and voicing of these complexities via books or writing can only do so much to make people perceive mental health disorders for what they are. However, when push comes to shove, representations of psychological disorders in any form can mean a further step taken to bring awareness to them — and Bangladeshi projects seem to have touched upon two rather specific ways to represent them.
The much-anticipated character poster of Tasnia Farin from the upcoming Eid release “Insaaf” has been revealed.
Actress Tasnia Farin’s debut feature film “Fatima” is set to premiere on OTT platform Bongo on April 17, confirmed director Dhrubo Hasan.
As Eid-ul-Fitr continues to be celebrated today, social media is buzzing with festive greetings. Celebrities from both film and television have also shared their warm wishes with fans. Let’s take a glimpse at how the stars are marking the occasion.
Film star Siam Ahmed and television actress Jannatul Sumaiya Heme have lent their voices to a song in this Eid's special episode of "Ityadi".
Initially, the web-film was supposed to premiere on the OTT platform Bongo for Valentine's Day. However, the director recently revealed that “How Sweet” will instead be released during Eid-ul-Fitr.
The Bangladesh Fashion Legacy 2025 showcased a dazzling fusion of heritage and modern designs on 8 February at Aloki Convention Hall. Featuring top brands like Apex, Lusobella, and Soumin Afrin's Haute Couture, the event marked a new milestone for local fashion.
In the meantime, “Fatima” was showcased at two film festivals, including the Dhaka International Film Festival. Last year, “Fatima” won an award at Iran’s 42nd Fajr International Film Festival.
In 2024, Bangladeshi web series and films flourished across OTT platforms, bringing fresh talent to the forefront while revitalising the careers of seasoned actors. Strong, character-driven content allowed these 10 actors and directors to break through, leaving a lasting impact on viewers and reshaping the country's OTT landscape.
The intrinsically intricate nooks and crevices of the realities of living with mental health disorders can very well be deemed as being only ever harsher than those represented in media. Even the churning and voicing of these complexities via books or writing can only do so much to make people perceive mental health disorders for what they are. However, when push comes to shove, representations of psychological disorders in any form can mean a further step taken to bring awareness to them — and Bangladeshi projects seem to have touched upon two rather specific ways to represent them.
This project also marked Tawsif Mahbub’s OTT debut, which received an enthusiastic response from viewers. “My very first OTT project is getting a spin-off, which means the audience loved it. I’m thankful to them. My TV drama debut was with ‘All Time Dourer Upor’, and now ‘Chokro’ on OTT. These first projects will always be special to me.”
