The trailer for “Drishyam: The Conclusion”, the third instalment in the Hindi “Drishyam” franchise, has been released, introducing Jaideep Ahlawat as a new police officer determined to uncover the truth behind the case that Vijay Salgaonkar has kept hidden for years.

Ziaul Faruq Apurba and Naznin Niha, who have appeared together in several popular television dramas, are set to reunite on screen after a break of several months.

The 18-minute-17-second observational documentary centres on the Karatoya River in Panchagarh, Bangladesh, and Mujibur Rahman, who spent 55 years collecting stones from the river.

Nova Firoze began her journey in showbiz after becoming the champion of “You Got the Look”. She subsequently started modelling before making her acting debut in Animesh Aich-directed “Prem O Ghamer Golpo”.

The film is planned for a theatrical release next year and will later be released on the OTT platform iScreen.

Universal’s upcoming Snoop Dogg biopic has expanded its cast, with SwayvoTwain, the son of late musicians D’Angelo and Angie Stone, set to portray the Notorious B.I.G.

“Say Joy Bangla!” said the group of miscreants harassing Azmeri Haque Badhan and her family in Venice. What had once been the unmistakable slogan of Bangladesh’s great Liberation War was now being used to terrorise an actress and her family, including a crying child.

“Widow’s Bay” led the second night of the 78th Emmy Awards with eight wins on Sunday, while “DTF St. Louis” collected six and “Spider-Noir” took five as the Creative Arts Emmys continued in Los Angeles.

Actor Abul Hayat plays the central character in the drama, which is now available on the Choice View Media YouTube channel.

Dhallywood actress Moushumi, who has been living in the United States for nearly three years, has joined a new film titled “A Beautiful Lie”.

Noted actress Azmeri Haque Badhon, who is currently in Venice for the premiere of her film “The Difficult Bride”, was attacked and harassed while spending time with her brother and his family in Italy.

Sarees, dancing, cheers and applause — the screening of Rubaiyat Hossain’s “The Difficult Bride” at the Venice International Film Festival turned into a celebration of Bangladeshi cinema on the prestigious international stage.

The fifth film featuring Shabana and Babita together was “Sonar Horin”, directed by Sirajul Islam Siraj. The film also starred Nayakraj Razzak, Bulbul Ahmed, Kabori and Suchorita. It was released in December 1979.

Bad Bunny, Sabrina Carpenter and Octavia Spencer were among the first-time Emmy winners as the 78th Emmy Awards began in Los Angeles on September 5.

“Payer Chhap”, a documentary chronicling the 12-year struggle and success of Ayesha Akter, has won the Best Documentary award at the Swami Vivekananda International Film Festival (SVIFF) in Kolkata.

Rubaiyat Hossain’s “The Difficult Bride” has had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival, marking what the film’s team describes as the first participation of a Bangladeshi feature-length film at the prestigious festival.

For more than five decades, Abul Hayat has been a familiar presence across Bangladesh's cultural landscape. From the stage to television and film, the Ekushey Padak-winning cultural figure, has taken on a wide range of characters while continuing to write alongside his acting career in theatre, television and the silver screen.

Musician Nafeez Al Amin has received the Excellence Award for Contribution in Bangla Rock Music at the 40th FOBANA Convention in Orlando, Florida.

When Moushumi made her silver-screen debut in “Keyamat Theke Keyamat”, Salman Shah was by her side, beginning his own journey in cinema. Their pairing would go on to become one of the memorable chapters of 1990s Dhallywood. Three decades after Salman’s death, however, it is the memories behind the screen that Moushumi finds herself returning to.

Reflecting on her 25-year career, Chowdhury said the journey had involved hardship, disappointment, support and affection.