Author: Ahmed Zaman Shimul

Nine years can erase a face from the screen. They cannot erase a legend — but they can reveal how…

In 1965, a young man arrived at a teenage girl’s home in Gandaria, Faridabad, with an offer that would change…

When Tareque Masud came home after months away at the University of Dhaka, his return felt like an event for…

A gallon of cold milk poured over her head in the morning. A completely different emotional scene to perform that…

Photographs from his youth cover the walls of the drawing room—football in hand, excitement in his eyes. That young man…

Anger is mounting among members of the Bangladesh Film Producers-Distributors Association after the long-awaited election was pushed into fresh uncertainty,…

After seven years in limbo, the Bangladesh Film Producers and Distributors Association is finally heading for an election. But before…

The Bangladesh Film Producers and Distributors Association election is heading for a dramatic finish, with a last-minute compromise between rival…

Seventy years ago, on 3 August, 1956, a black-and-white film premiered at Rupmahal Cinema Hall in Dhaka and forever changed…

The locks on Madhumati Cinema Hall in Bhairab and Shapla Talkies in Rangpur may have fallen for different reasons, but…