Monday, November 18, 2024

Lalon’s songs can educate the most educated of minds

Fakir Lalon Shah (1774-1890), was a Bengali philosopher poet. He lived in the village of Chheuria in the district of Kushtia,Bangladesh. Lalon composed numerous songs and poems which describe his philosophy. Among his most popular songs are: khachar bhitor auchin pakhi, jat gelo jat gelo bole, dekhna mon jhokmariay duniyadari, paare loye jao amay, milon ... Read more

International Indigenous Day 2011

Painting competition for children A regional painting competition for primary level students from the ethnic communities was held at the hall room of CARITAS Regional office in the town on July 31. PARLAM (Protection and Establishing Rights on Land of Adibasi in Mymensingh), Manosher Jonno Foundation (MJF) and IPDS jointly organised the competition marking the ... Read more

Glitz and glamour

Shaina Amin makes it big Glamorous Shaina Amin caught the public eye with her very first TV ad. The ad was for Sunsilk Shampoo, known for its catchy jingle “Teen Duguney Panch”. “I was studying in class ten when I was offered the assignment and from that time several other ads came my way,” she ... Read more

Friendship Day’s special play ‘Kemon Achho Bondhu ?’

On the occasion of Friendship Day Banglavision will air special play ‘Kemon Achho Bondhu?’ It will be aired tonight at 9:05pm. The play, which story was written by Emdadul Haque Milon and directed by Nahid Ahmed Biplob. The cast includes Mir Sabbir, Arman Parvez Murad, Sharmin Joha Shoshi, Arfan, Rehana Rahman, Masud Rana Mithu, Zahidun ... Read more

A cornucopia of Tagore plays produced this year

70th Death Anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore A cornucopia of Tagore plays produced this year Producing Rabindranath Tagore’s plays are considered daunting. Even deft directors and producers often get intimidated by the bard’s works. As a result, Dhaka theatre audiences haven’t had the opportunity to witness the Nobel laureate poet’s mastery on the stage as often ... Read more

A unique telling of Muktadhara

70th Death Anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore A unique telling of Muktadhara “Muktadhara” (The Waterfall), written in 1922, is widely acclaimed as one of Tagore’s finest dramatic work. The symbolic play has been interpreted as Tagore’s nationalist critique of colonial exploitation. Many believe the play also indicates the bard’s admiration for Gandhi and his rejection of ... Read more

‘Mohamaya’ on Banglavision

On the occasion of 60th death anniversary of  Rabindranath Tagore, popular TV channel Banglavision will air a special play titled ‘Mohamaya’ tonight at 9:05pm. Adapted from Tagore’s short-story ‘Mohamaya’, the play was directed by Kawnine Sourabh. In this play, Moutusi Biswas will be appeared, as Mohamaya while Anisur Rahman Milon and

Documentary “Shorezamin Sriniketan” on Channel i

What to watch Documentary “Shorezamin Sriniketan” on Channel i Villages are the source that sustains the Bengali life. Rabindranath Tagore took an interest in bringing about changes in the farmers’ lives. When overseeing his family estates (located in Bangladesh’s Shilaidah, Shahjadpur and Patisar), Tagore closely observed the lives of farmers, traced their grievances, and studied ... Read more

Lara Lotus in two plays of Mamunur Rashid

Popular TV actress Lara Lotus has recently performed in twosingle plays titled ‘Uchit Kotha’ and ‘Awaz’, which were directed by renownedplay director and actor Mamunur Rashid. The plays will be aired respectively on BTV and RTV on the occasion of upcoming Eid-ul-Fitr. In ‘Uchit Kotha’, Lara will be appeared as an educated andintroverted girl of ... Read more

Sharmin Lucky @DS Café

Her initiation into the cultural arena happened with recitation. Her elocutionary skills soon fetched her gigs doing voice-overs for TV commercials. Then “Siddiqua Kabir’s Recipe” happened and she became a celebrity overnight. Currently one of the most familiar and popular faces and voices on the small screen, Sharmin Lucky was at DS Café last week ... Read more