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Why Srijit suddenly praise Tahsan-Mithila?
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02 Aug 2024, 14:52
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Common people as well as all the stars are focusing on the student quota reform movement. They are protesting from their respective places. Actress Rafiath Rashid Mithila is also in that queue. The topic is her daughter Ayra protested on behalf of the students by drawing pictures. Director Srijit Mukherji praised her parents Tahsan-Mithila by sharing that picture on social media.
She wrote on Facebook, "This is probably the most important picture of my little princess." I am proud of her parents Mithila and Tahsan as much as I am proud of her. The whole family raised her very nicely.
In Ayra's hand-drawn picture shared by Srijit, some dead bodies are seen lying on the road. On one side of it is a gathering of people. The placards of some of them includes 'We want justice' and some placards 'We want freedom'. At the very top of the picture, the line of Bangladesh's patriotic song 'Mora ekti phulke bachao bole juddho kori' is written.
Fans have made various comments on Srijit's post.
A man named Shubhadip Mukherji wrote, Wow girl.
Arundhati Ghosh wrote, Give her my love.
Written by Alok Sanyal, Awesome.
Another person named Raj Hamid wrote, Niece we are also with you.
Incidentally, the students' quota reform movement is centered around the common people as well as all the stars. Expressing solidarity with the 9-point demands of the agitating students, they held a demonstration and rally on Thursday (August 1). Rafiath Rashid Mithila was also present there.
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Finally 'Alo Ashbei' Group Admin Tusti Opens Up
The WhatsApp group of pro-Awami League artists 'Alo Ashbei' is being heavily criticized. From there came the advice to pour hot water on the students of the July uprising.
Actress Shamima Islam Tusti is one of the four admins of this group. She expressed her position amid fierce criticism about the group.
On Saturday (September 7), Shamima Tusti wrote, "What I am going to write right now, I know, I may face abuse and trolls for this. Still, I want to clear my position. I want to say first that I am an active worker of a political party. Active worker of Bangladesh Awami League. This is because my father was a freedom fighter. In 1965, my father was the organizing secretary of the Malibag Awami League, so there was always this atmosphere in my house where I considered the forces of the Liberation War as my own. I don't think my bias is wrong either. I think I made my participation right. But despite being a member of this group, I have some judgments of my own. You all know that when one works as a worker of a party, he has to do according to the words of the leaders of that party. There is no situation to work against those party guidelines. And I don't want to do that as a party worker."
She also wrote, "That's why I am not a supporter of this murder, this brutality against students, not even for a minute. Many workers in the Bangladesh Awami League were not like that. Many of us needed to take positions. It was needed long ago. I know many of you will be offended by this. But I hope you will agree that we are too late to know what is happening in Bangladesh. We went on BTV, and artists protested against the violence and killing of students, but they didn't make it to the news. But what has come, created room for more misunderstandings. But I will not say that what has been done is not right either. We also visited the injured in the hospital."
The actress also said that she did not open her mouth for fear of trolls and abuse. Shamima Tusti wrote, "I came before you very late. But my feelings are not new. It was happening from the beginning. I didn't write before because I was afraid of trolls. I wasn't in the mood to take so many trolls and insults. Now I can control myself a little bit. I hope I will have the patience to take all your words."
Finally, she wrote, 'I made my position clear to you from such a place. I wish everyone well. I hope that the sacrifice of the martyrs does not fail in Bangladesh.
“Rong Dhong” Cleared for Release After Censor Board Approval
The long-awaited film "Rong Dhong", which had been stuck at the Censor Board for quite some time, is set to be released in theaters this November 2024. Directed by Ahasan Sarawar, the film finally received its censor clearance last year following a ruling by the Appellate Division, nearly three years after its production.
Notably, two of the film's songs, “Boyosh 16te Prem” and “Oddhuto Prem Amar”, have already been released on social media and have created a significant buzz.
Regarding the film, the director stated, "It’s not just a few but multiple hurdles that we have overcome to bring this film to the audience. Honestly, it's a bit challenging to convey the mental state of a director until a film is actually released."
The film has been in the spotlight even before its release due to the two songs, and the director had concerns due to the delays at the Censor Board. He also mentioned that the exact release date in November will be announced soon.
The cast of the film includes esteemed actors Tariq Anam Khan, Arman Parvez Murad, Lutfor Rahman George, Sera Zaman, Faruk Ahmed, Shadhin Khasru, Dr. Ejazur Rahman, Shabnam Parveen, Pran Ray, Jamin Hossain, Soma Ferdous, Sadaf, Rakib Hossain Ivan, Makhnoon, Sohel Mondol, Amin Azad, Shamim Hossain, Ornob Khan, among others.
The music direction was handled by Foad Naser Babu, Shamim Alam Bullet, Pantha Kanai, Romance, and Tasnuva. The released songs can be found on YouTube.
Tollywood Actress Escapes Drunken Actor's Harassment
Tollywood actress Debolina Dutta recently opened up about a disturbing experience with a famous actor, following the dismissal of director Arindam Sheel from the Directors Guild on sexual harassment charges. Taking to social media, Debolina cryptically wrote, “Time gives all the answers. Time cannot be silenced.”
In a conversation with Indian media, Debolina recounted an incident from a trip to New York, where several Tollywood actors were present, including a superstar who is well-known in both Bengali and Hindi cinema. Debolina was accompanied by her mother, and during a gathering in the actor’s hotel room, her mother left behind a shawl.
Later that evening, the actor learned Debolinaa’s room number and called her around midnight, asking her to collect the shawl. Unaware of the actor's intentions, Debolina went to his room. Once inside, the actor, intoxicated, attempted to get close to her. The actress quickly tried to leave, but the actor blocked the door. When she insisted on leaving, he reluctantly let her go.
Debolina's revelations have shed light on the ongoing issue of harassment within the entertainment industry, calling for further accountability and action.
Artist Mustafa Monowar on Life Support, Condition is Critical
Mustafa Monowar is a famous Bangladeshi painter and drama personality. He is seriously ill and is on life support at Capital's Square Hospital. The doctor said that his condition is critical.
Dr. Amy Trishita Saren, in charge of the critical care unit of Square Hospital, told the media that his condition is critical. No comments can be delivered at this time.
According to family sources of Mustafa Monowar, he is suffering from septic shock due to lung and blood infection. Apart from this, there are problems related to pneumonia, diabetes, Parkinson's, and high blood pressure. Treatment was also conducted in India but did not improve as expected. He was taken to the hospital again on September 4.
Incidentally, Mustafa Monowar is the son of the late poet Golam Mustafa.
Mustafa Monowar is an artist, theater director, and art researcher. In 2004, he was awarded the Ekushey Padak for his contribution to the arts.
ATM Shamsuzzaman's Birth Anniversary Today
Legendary actor ATM Shamsuzzaman's 83rd birth anniversary today. He is a multi-talented artiste, who excelled as a film story writer, screenwriter, actor, and director throughout his illustrious career.
ATM Shamsuzzaman was born on this day in 1941 at his maternal grandparent's house in Daulatpur, Noakhali. He studied at Dhaka's Pogose School, Collegiate School, and Rajshahi's Loknath High School. His father Nuruzzaman was a famous lawyer, he used to do politics with Sher-e-Bangla A. K. Fazlul Haque. Mother Nurunnessa Begum. ATM Shamsuzzaman was the eldest among five brothers and three sisters.
He became an integral part of Bengali cinema by acting. He is equally popular not only in movies but also on TV screens. He is also a producer, screenwriter, storyteller, dialogue writer, and storyteller.
In 1961, ATM Shamsuzzaman got an opportunity to work as an assistant director in Udayan Chowdhury's film "Bishkanya". Then in 1965, he wrote the screenplay for the first time. The name of the movie is "Jalchhabi". He started his acting career in the same year. His first acting movie 'Naya Zindagani' was not released though.
The veteran actor made his acting debut in 1965, though his first film never saw a release. His official big-screen debut came in 1968 with the film "Etotuku Asha" directed by Narayan Ghosh Mita. He played the role of a newspaper vendor.
This was the first movie of his to hit theatres, and the song "Tumi Ki Dekhecho" from "Etotuku Asha" remains a timeless favorite to this day.
The late actor ATM Shamsuzzaman starred in numerous films throughout his career, leaving a lasting impact on audiences with his performances in several iconic works. He has acted in more than four hundred films. Among the notable films he appeared in are — "Noyonmoni," "Golapi Ekhon Train E," "Lathial," "Abujh Mon," "Etotuku Asha," "Surya-Dighal Bari," "Madam Fuli," "Chhutir Ghonta," "Lal Kajal," "Guerrilla," "Lalan Fakir," "Ora Egaro Jon," "Boro Bou," "Molla Barir Bou," "Hazar Bochor Dhore," "Sangram," "Ramer Sumati," "Dayi Ke," "Jadur Bashi," "Malua," "Suorani Duorani," "Ononto Prem," and "Jol Chhobi," among many others.
ATM Shamsuzzaman has made people laugh by acting in numerous dramas also. Among them, "Ronger Manush," "Ghor Kutum," "Bhober Hat," 'Bou Churi," "Noashal," "Sheel Bari," "Noibo Noibo Cha," "Bhimroti," "Goru Churi" etc. are notable.
Throughout his long career, ATM Shamsuzzaman was best known for portraying antagonistic characters in most of his films. He garnered widespread attention, particularly for his portrayal of the character Morol in a rural-themed movie.
ATM Shamsuzzaman received the love of millions of viewers. He was awarded the National Film six times including the Ekushey Medal. On February 20, 2021, the talented actor left us.
Bubli Dazzles in Light Purple Saree, Showers with Praise
Actress Shabnam Bubli may not be appearing on screen lately, but she continues to capture attention through her social media posts. This time, she mesmerized her followers by sharing photos of herself in a light purple saree on her verified Facebook page on Wednesday (September 11).
In her caption, Bubli wrote, "When you wake up in the morning, you will think that life is a precious opportunity. Have a nice day everyone!"
Bubli looked stunning in a light purple Jamdani saree paired with a matching blouse, golden top earrings, and a silver-gold mixed watch. Her simple yet elegant look, enhanced by light makeup, drew admiration from her fans.
Shortly after the pictures were posted, her comment section was flooded with compliments. One fan wrote, "Mashallah, looks amazing," while another expressed, "In one word, it feels amazing to love you endlessly." Bubli's fans continue to shower her with praise and love for her stylish appearance.
Angel Di Maria's Documentary on Netflix
Angel Di Maria's documentary on Netflix entitled 'Breaking Down the Wall' will be released on Netflix on Thursday.
The trailer for the documentary shows interviews with a young Di Maria and memorable moments throughout his career. We see Di Maria scoring in the 2021 Copa America final and the 2022 World Cup.
It also includes interviews with his wife, his parents, Lionel Messi, Emiliano Martinez, Rodrigo De Paul, Neymar, Carlo Ancelotti, and Jose Mourinho among others. We also see a glimpse of the letter Real Madrid sent him prior to the 2014 World Cup final.
Source: MA
