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Tahsan, Mehazabien to judge children’s reality show

Tahsan, Mehazabien to judge children’s reality show
Tahsan Khan, Mehazabien Chowdhury.Photo collage: TIMES
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Singer-actor Tahsan Khan and actress Mehazabien Chowdhury are set to share the judges’ panel on a popular television talent show, marking another on-screen reunion for the two stars.

The pair will appear as guest judges during the studio round of ‘Marks Allrounder’, a competition that brings together children and teenagers from across Bangladesh to showcase their abilities.

According to a source associated with the programme, Tahsan and Mehazabien were scheduled to attend Monday’s recording to assess the contestants’ performances. Neither star, however, agreed to provide further details when contacted.

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The final stage of ‘Marks Allrounder’ began airing on NTV on October 30. New episodes are broadcast every Friday and Monday at 9:30pm. Presenters Rafsan Sabab and Sunerah Binte Kamal host the opening episode.

The competition has drawn nearly 300,000 participants over the course of almost a year. It began with 100 regional rounds before moving through divisional and national selection stages to reach the final.

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Contestants compete in seven disciplines: singing, dancing, acting, drawing, recitation, storytelling and impromptu speaking. Three winners, one from each age group, will receive the title of Best Allrounder and an educational scholarship worth Tk 15 lakh each.

The organisers will distribute scholarships worth Tk 1 crore in total, alongside medals, among winners across the groups. The programme aims to discover young talent and encourage creative expression.

Tahsan has recently focused on presenting television programmes after taking a break from acting and announcing that he would step away from releasing new songs. His latest hosting assignment was ‘Voice of Bangladesh’, described as the country’s edition of the Eurovision Song Contest.

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Mehazabien, meanwhile, has reduced her television drama commitments to concentrate on films and OTT productions.

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