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Artist Mustafa Monowar on Life Support, Condition is Critical
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10 Sep 2024, 16:53
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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.
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BAMBA to introduce ‘Mukti Concert'
Bangladesh Musical Bands Association (BAMBA) is the organization of band music. After a gap of several years, this organization is going to organize a concert. If everything goes well, it will be held in Dhaka on August 31.
This special concert name has been decided as 'Mukti Concert'. It was organized to stand by the injured and their families in the anti-discrimination movement
The matter was confirmed by a post from BAMBA's Facebook page on Monday (August 19). However, details about the venue and the participating teams have not been given yet.
In this regard, BAMBA Vice President Sheikh Monirul Alam Tipu said, We have planned to organize BAMBA concert on August 31. A meeting was held in this regard yesterday afternoon. Detailed info may be announced today.
Mother of Democracy: Movie on Khaleda Zia
'Mother of Democracy', a film entitled this name is being produced by Akand Entertainment Plc about former Prime Minister and BNP Chairperson Begum Khaleda Zia.
The movie has already been registered with the Directors' Guild by director MK Zaman.
The manuscript has already been completed. Pre-production work is going on. The shooting will begin at the end of September.
The producer MK Zaman told the media in this regard, 'We were working on the movie for a long time. I have collected various information. I have also learned the details of Madam's (Khaleda Zia) resume.
He also said that people should watch this movie to understand and know the proper democracy of Bangladesh.
However, the producer did not want to say anything about who will act.
Zaman said, surely there will be surprises in the casting. I will not do such a big movie with anyone. The casting of the movie will be announced before the shooting.
Razzak’s 7th death anniversary today
It is been seven years since Nayak Raj Razzak is no more. The 7th death anniversary of the legendary actor and director is observed today.
On this day in 2017, he floated everyone in the sea of grief and crossed the path of eternity.
Razzak was born on January 23, 1942, in a noble Muslim family in South Calcutta, India. Growing up there. Since his childhood, he dreamed of becoming a movie hero. Following this, in 1959, at the age of 17, he studied and received a diploma in cinema at Filmalaya, Mumbai, India. After that, he acted as a side character in two Calcutta films.
Meanwhile, communal riots broke out in Kolkata in 1964. He was forced to move to Dhaka with his family. Even after coming to Dhaka, he sticks to his dream. In the 60s, he entered the Bangladeshi film industry by acting in a supporting role in director Salahuddin's movie '13 No. Feku Ostagar Lane.
However, Razzaq created a huge stir by acting as a hero opposite Suchanda in the movie 'Behula'. Then the audience of this country was impressed by his performance in one movie after another.
Razzak acted in many movies. Among them are 'Peech Dhala Poth', 'Darpa Churna ', 'Modhumilon', 'Jeebon Theke Neya', 'Anarkoli', 'Mau-Chor', 'Raja Saheb', 'Boro Valo Lok Chilo', 'Rojonigondha', 'Bodnam'. ', 'Laili Mojnu', 'Talak', 'Ovijan', 'Chandranath', 'Baba Keno Chakor' are notable.
On his death anniversary, a sincere respect for Nayak Raj. Apart from that, many artists remembered him on his death anniversary.
Helicopter support to be given by Irfan Sajjad, skilled rescue team required
Ordinary people come forward from their respective places to help the helpless people stuck in the terrible flood. Stars are also calling for help on social media. Actor Irfan Sajjad wanted an efficient rescue team to help the flood victims.
Due to the strong water flow, rescue work cannot be completed even with boats or speedboats in the flooded areas. In such a situation, many have requested helicopter rescue of the flood victims. Irfan responded to their call.
The actor posted a status on Wednesday (August 21) on his verified Facebook to help flood victims. In the caption, he wrote, 'Are there any skilled rescue teams who can rescue the flood victims by helicopter? I want to give all the support starting from the helicopter rent.
Besides, Irfan Sajjad also told the reason for looking for an efficient rescue team in the comment room. He writes, 'It is not an easy task to go to the rescue in the weather where helicopters are used.' For this, a skilled team is required.
Justin Bieber and Hailey announce son Jack Blues Bieber's birth
The couple first announced their pregnancy in May, sharing photos of Hailey in a white gown that accentuated her bump.
Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey have officially become parents, announcing the joyful news on August 23, 2024. Bieber captioned the post, "Welcome home."
The Canadian singer has named his child Jack Blues Bieber.
Earlier, Bieber posted a photo and a short video of his wife's baby bump in a white dress on Instagram. In May this year, he announced that a new guest was coming to the family.
Bieber married model Hailey in 2018 after breaking up with Selena Gomez for eight years. After six years of marriage, they became the parents of a son. Currently, this couple is living happily.
Netizens are endlessly talking about Bieber-Hailey. Their fans are congratulating their beloved star on such happy news.
Shaon opened up about Shakib
The news of a garment worker's murder case in the name of cricket world's biggest star Shakib Al Hasan has been hotly debated for a few days. As Shakib is a member of parliament in Sheikh Hasina government, a group is busy criticizing him, forgetting all the achievements of his playing career. But some are reluctant to forget his playing prowess as well.
Actress, musician and producer Meher Afroz Shaon wrote on Saturday (August 24) sharing a photo card of the news of the case against Shakib, 'Since yesterday I have been repeatedly writing and erasing 2/3 lines. Stop expressing opinion, what's the point of specializing the new adjectives! Maybe this is the reward for playing all the great innings for Bangladesh!'
Journalist Zeenat Joardar Ripa commented on that post, 'Why did you write and delete in the era of freedom of speech?'
In response to that comment, Shaon wrote, 'I have never deleted so much (when writing something on Facebook) before, sister!'
Meanwhile, on Sunday (August 25), Shaon called Shakib Al Hasan 'selfish' with a status again. But it is written as a kind of joke. Sharing a photo card of Shakib Al Hasan setting a world record in the ongoing T20 Test match, Shaon wrote, 'Selfish', Still only looking at own gains (world records)!'
Popular Symon Sadik commented with a love emoji, 'Our all-rounder'.
Nazrul's song in new atmosphere
Today is the death anniversary of Kazi Nazrul Islam, the poet of love, equality and rebellion. On this occasion, his song 'Durgam Giri, Kantar-Moru, Dustor Parabar Hey' has been released in a new version by RTV Music.
This revolutionary song has been re-recorded by Pantha Kanai, Animes Roy and Syed Sujan. Its music is composed by Syed Sujan in the original tune of Nitai Ghatak. Video directed by Noor Hossain Hira.
Pantha Kanai said about the song, 'Poet Nazrul wrote this song as a protest and warning against the riots that took place in Calcutta from May 2 to May 18, 1926 under the title 'Kandari Hushiyar'. It was featured in his 'Sarbahara' poetry book. Even after all these years, many chose the song as a language of protest. It feels good to sing such a song in a new arrangement. Hope, audience will like it.'
