Entertainment correspondent
The decision to ban filming of dramas and movies in Uttara Sector-4 is likely to be lifted soon, albeit with specific conditions. A final decision is expected to be made today (Saturday, July 27) during a joint meeting between the Uttara Welfare Association, shooting house owners, and other concerned stakeholders.
Popular Bangladeshi actress Tanjin Tisha is set to make her big-screen debut with the romantic film Bhalobashar Morshum, a Kolkata-based production. The film was originally set to star Tisha alongside Bollywood actor Sharman Joshi and Bangladeshi actor Khairul Bashar. However, just before the shooting was scheduled to begin, Bashar abruptly withdrew from the project, leaving the filmmakers surprised.
The Residential Area Welfare Association of Uttara Sector-4 has issued an order to halt all drama and movie shootings in three shooting houses located in the residential area, citing public inconvenience during shooting.
For the first time, a Nepali film titled Missing: The Beginning of Keti Harayeko is set to be released in theaters across Bangladesh.
The holy occasion of Eid-ul-Azha has brought a wave of excitement to cinema halls across the country, as six new Bengali films hit the big screen, turning the religious holiday into a festive celebration of cinema. Around 170 theaters nationwide are currently screening a vibrant mix of genres, stories, and star-studded casts.
Bangladeshi short film 'Ali' has received special recognition at the 78th Cannes International Film Festival.