Author: Md Ishtiak Hossain

A Mughal emperor stands beside Tepa Putul. An owl shares the frame with the tiger from Gazir Pat. Centuries collapse…

Some actors leave behind famous films. Prabir Mitra left behind people audiences felt they knew; fishermen, common men, historical figures…

In Dhaka, where noise rarely gives way to silence, Rashed Zaman’s The Quiet Within feels like an invitation to pause.…

In a city rarely granted the luxury of silence, Rashed Zaman’s The Quiet Within offers something increasingly precious: a moment…

For Samanzar Sayeed, the Miss World stage is not simply about a crown, a gown or a global spotlight. As…

When Sarah Jabin lost her childhood home in Khilgaon, she began looking differently at ordinary homes, family photographs and forgotten…

How do you make one audience dance to Billie Jean and, a few hours later, sing every word of Boshe…

Before Spider-Man: Brand New Day begins its global theatrical run, Bangladesh was among the first countries to witness Peter Parker’s…

What happens when designers stop creating for clients and start creating for themselves? When there is no brief, no commercial…

The rain never stopped. Neither did the crowds. Hours before the lights came on, thousands of fans stood patiently outside…