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Chayanika Chowdhury: 25 years and countless stories (opens the original)
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For 25 years, Chayanika Chowdhury has remained closely connected to the world of television drama in Bangladesh. From her first directorial work in 2001 to her journey into cinema, she has built a career around stories of love, relationships and family. Yet, despite the years she has spent behind the camera, she says the nervousness before a shoot has never really gone away.“I was scared on the first day, and even today I feel equally nervous the day before a shoot,” Chayanika said. “The only di
‘Symphony of Life’: Exhibition reflects life through diverse artistic lenses (opens the original)
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172 artists came together last week with 172 different ways of looking at life. Their works span landscapes, Islamic calligraphy, folk traditions, still life, abstract imagery and experimental compositions, creating a diverse visual experience under one roof. Titled “Symphony of Life”, the group art exhibition organised by Shilpo Bangla opened at the Zainul Gallery of the Faculty of Fine Arts, University of Dhaka, on September 10. The exhibition brings together artists working across different s
‘Kali O Kalam’ awards honour four young writers (opens the original)
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Four young writers were honoured at the City Bank “Kali O Kalam Torun Kobi O Lekhok Puroshkar 2025” at Bengal Shilpalay in Dhanmondi today.The ceremony began with a welcome address and a note of thanks, followed by a documentary on the journey of “Kali O Kalam”, the monthly literary, art and cultural magazine.The programme was hosted by Bengal Foundation Director General Luva Nahid Choudhury. Prominent novelist Hasnat Abdul Hye attended as the chief guest, while renowned essayist and researcher
The ever-enduring Adit (opens the original)
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Adit Rahman is one of the prominent music directors in Bangladesh, known for his distinctive arrangements and his willingness to experiment with sound. Over the years, he has worked across albums, films, advertisements and visual projects, creating music that often brings together traditional Bangladeshi sounds with contemporary arrangements. His notable works include songs such as “Mon Doriya”, “Aaj Ei Akash”, “Opekkha”, “Tomari Mohey”, “Hridoyer Jhorey”, “Jochona” and “Ghum Hoye”, among others
Kargil: The story Indian cinema keeps telling (opens the original)
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In the summer of 1999, Indian and Pakistani forces fought for more than two months in the icy mountains of Kargil in Ladakh. Pakistani soldiers and militants had crossed the Line of Control and taken control of key peaks overlooking the Srinagar-Leh highway. India launched Operation Vijay to recapture the positions. The Indian Air Force also joined the fight through Operation Safed Sagar, carrying out strikes from extreme altitudes that tested both pilots and aircraft.The war ended in July 1999,
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