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Shusmita releases mesmerising rendition of ‘Dhono Dhanno Pushpe Bhora’
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16 Dec 2023, 18:10
Shusmita Anis delivered a distinctive rendition of the timeless patriotic song "Dhono Dhanno Pushpe Bhora" on the 53rd Victory Day celebration. The talented actress and singer, known for her role in "Harai Bohudur", beautifully voiced the song composed by Shayan Chowdhury Arnob.
The music video was released on Sushmita's YouTube channel, Facebook page, and across various radio and television platforms.
The music video showcases the breathtaking landscapes of various regions in Bangladesh.
During a recent interview Sushmita Anis said, "I aimed to convey my inner thoughts through the song. In the video, I've captured the natural beauty of our country. It's something a Bangladeshi can proudly share with foreign friends and well-wishers, saying, 'Look at how beautiful my Bangladesh is.'"
Sushmita expressed her enjoyment of collaborating with Arnob on the song, highlighting their previous and future work together.
She shared, "I've been listening to this song since childhood; it's one of my all-time favorites. While I often sing romantic Bengali songs and Nazrul Sangeet, patriotic songs that are ingrained in our hearts from childhood hold a special place. 'Dhono Dhanno Pushpe Bhora' is one of those cherished songs."
"A wonderfully simple yet profoundly extraordinary creation by Dwijendralal Roy, I felt compelled to lend the song a new voice. Moreover, it appears to be an endeavour to craft something that resonates with today's world, saturated with violence, war, conflict, and pervasive negativity—an attempt to infuse a breath of fresh perspective," she added.
In October, Shusmita Anis lent her voice to the song. However, the musician revealed that the idea of creating a video for the song had been in the works for a year.
Shusmita explained, "Over the past year, I've been capturing the beauty of various locations in Bangladesh, all with the intention of incorporating them into the song."
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‘Under the Bridge’ navigates the familiar true-crime waters of troubled teens
Despite being based on a grim true-crime yarn, “Under the Bridge” makes several poor choices in translating the book to the screen, beginning with inserting the author, Rebecca Godfrey, into the story. This bridge into the familiar waters of troubled teens thus proves most notable as Lily Gladstone’s follow-up to “Killers of the Flower Moon,” albeit in a rather drab role as the local cop investigating the case.
The heart of this eight-episode Hulu series deals with 14-year-old Reena Virk ((Vritika Gupta), whose palpable longing to fit in with her peers unfolds against the backdrop of knowing some of them took part in beating and killing her. Those events shocked the Canadian town of Victoria in 1997, providing the foundation for Godfrey’s book.
Like “13 Reasons Why,” the controversial Netflix series, and before that fare like the 1986 movie “River’s Edge,” the story traffics in the unsettling callousness of teens even before the modern era of social media. Reena’s disappearance, and eventual discovery, also serves as every parent’s nightmare, with Archie Panjabi (“The Good Wife”) and Ezra Faroque Khan as her understandably frantic and then devastated mom and dad.
Told through flashbacks, “Under the Bridge” errs by creating a separate thread around Rebecca (Riley Keough, fresh off another streaming show in “Daisy Jones & the Six”), a writer returning to her hometown who experienced her own tragedy there years before. Almost immediately, she reconnects with the sheriff, Cam (Gladstone), with whom she shares history, while conducting what amounts to a parallel real-time investigation into what transpired.
It’s an awkward, not-very-convincing construct, as are most of the details surrounding Rebecca and Cam, which feel strained or simply tired. The former almost immediately feels sympathy for those who might have been responsible, while the latter grapples with working for her dad (Matt Craven).
Those elements represent distractions from the fundamental issues of what happened to Reena, what motivated her attackers and the collective silence from her peers that followed the tragedy.
Indeed, the series fares considerably better when its focus shifts to the teens, including Chloe Guidry as the cruel ringleader of the girl gang – known dismissively in police circles as “Bic girls,” a reference to the disposability of Victoria’s troubled youths – and Javon “Wanna” Walton (“Euphoria”) as one of the boys involved.
Adapted by writer-producer Quinn Shephard (“Not Okay”), “Under the Bridge” builds modest suspense around the specific details regarding who killed Reena, but that can’t entirely offset its questionable structural decisions. The flaws don’t diminish the heartbreaking nature of the story at its core, but they do make wading through eight episodes of this limited series at times feel like a bridge too far.
Source: CNN
Baby Nazneen's mother dies aged 75
Baby Nazneen's mother Abida Mansur passed away. She was 75 when she died.
She breathed her last at a hospital in the capital on Thursday (April 18th) while undergoing treatment at CCU.
Baby Nazneen's brother Enam Sarkar confirmed the death of his mother. "My mother had been suffering from some complications including kidney disease for a long time. She had been under treatment at home and hospital for several years. Before the last Eid, my mothers's physical condition became more serious. Since then, mom was being treated at the hospital."
Babita reveals the reason behind her absence in the film industry
Babita is a renowned actress of Bangladesh. Her beauty and performence still feels appealing. She has given many hit movies in her career. However, this actress who once flourished in the film industry is no longer seen on the silver screen. Babita revealed the reason.
Recently, Babita talked about various issues of film in a media of the country. At that time, the actress said, my fans will be able to see me again on the screen if there is a chance. She also said that, "If a story is made based on me, I will definitely act. I can never say goodbye to acting."
She said, "Currently I am not used to doing the roles that I am asked for. Meanwhile I got an offer to do a movie with Shakib Khan. That movie was supposed to be shot in America, Canada. But I did not agree. Because I don't want to play the role of a mother only."
"In our neighbouring countries, Amitabh Bachchan is playing central roles even at this age. Sridevi played the lead role even before her death. But this scenario is very rare in our country.
Everyone thinks that, when we get old, we do not get any role except the character of parents. That's why I am away from the movie. If the story is good and heart-touching, the audience will definitely see me again in the cinema." The actress added.
Incidentally, Babita was last seen in Nargis Akhter's 'Putro Ekhon Poishawala' movie.
However, she assured that if she gets chance to play any central role in a movie in future, she will surely act in it.
Srijit accused of body shaming
Recently, the New Year's program and the success party of Srijit Mukherji's film were quite accumulated. Actress Sauraseni Maitra was present also. Suddenly Srijit body-shamed her amid of the party.
Addressing the actress, Srijit said to get better from this bad look soon. He is not saying to put on. Hearing this, Sauraseni sat down and said, 'Srijit da, I can't be fat. But I have to be PHAT. Pretty hot and tempering.'
Srijit didn't pay any attention to Sauraseni's words and said, 'I don't understand what she is saying. She doesn't have to be fat but healthy. Must come in a proper shape. And I have two months to do that.' I told the heroine, 'get ready.'
However, the words seem like body shaming, but the director said it for fun. Srijit Mukherji directed 'Bhuswargo Bhayankar' series which is coming to OTT platform. It will acted by Tota Roy Chowdhury, Anirban Chakrabarty and Kalpan Mitra. On the other hand, Sauraseni will be seen in Raj Chakraborty's 'Babli' film.
Paper Rhyme vocalist Saad is no more
Ahmed Saad, the lead vocalist of the country's popular band Paper Rhyme, has passed away at the age of 52 after a prolonged battle with cancer. He died at a private hospital in the capital on Tuesday night (April 23) around 12 o'clock.
It is known that Saad was suffering from cancer for a long time. He had a heart attack three days ago and admitted to United Hospital. He suffered another heart attack on Tuesday morning. Later the attending physician declared him dead.
The news of the singer's death was confirmed by his school friend and Paper Rhyme band member Anindya Kabir Abhik. He said, 'Saad was suffering from cancer for several years. Sometimes he recovered a bit but a few months ago, cancer spread throughout his body.'
The funeral of Saad is expected to take place on Thursday (April 25), but the matter will be finalised from his family.
In the 90s, the band Paper Rhyme captured the hearts of listeners by releasing only one album. The band was well known for their unique lyrics and compositions in genres such as hard, melodic, and soft rock. Their songs like "Andhokar Ghore", "Akasher Ki Rong", and "Elomelo" became particularly top favorite songs of the audience.
In 1996, the band Paper Rhyme's first album was released under the banner of Soundtek. Basically, the band was formed by some school friends on January 24, 1992. Its lineup consisted of Saad on vocals, Rashed on guitar, Nasir on keyboards, Sumon on beige guitar, and Abhik on drums.
Vidya got addicted to smoking
Bollywood actress Vidya Balan already prove her guts through her acting. She made her debut in bollywood with thick black hair, a tip on her forehead and saree. But within a few years, she changed drastically. she turned over from Parineeta to Silk Smita. Everyone got obsessed by her open clothes and attractive looks.
When her famous movie 'The Dirty Picture' released, her performance took the movie to 100 crores at the box office. But while doing the movie, she got addicted to smoking. Although the actress always enjoyed the smell of cigarette smoke.
Vidya Balan shared how she initially felt hesitant to smoke on screen for 'The Dirty Picture' but eventually developed a cigarette addiction while shooting for the film.
Vidya Balan reveals she got ‘addicted’ to smoking after The Dirty Picture because of frequent smoking scene of that film. She used to smoke three cigarettes a day.
Sonu amazed getting 9,483 messages in 61 hours
Bollywood actor Sonu Sood said on Friday (April 26) that his WhatsApp was not working due to blockage. He finally regained access to WhatsApp after blockage after 61 hours.
The 'Dabangg' actor shared the news with fans Expressing frustration with WhatsApp services, he shared X issue. on Sunday (April 28). "Finally retrieved my WhatsApp. Just 9,483 unread messages in 61 hours. Thanks," he wrote.
Sonu wrote on Instagram story on Saturday (April 27), "WhatsApp wake up. Thousands of people may be trying to contact me for help. My account is still inactive."
Sonu has dedicated himself to the service of the people since the pandemic.
