Ajob Karkhana
Cinema halls turn to old films to stay afloat as new releases stall
The film industry continues to face significant challenges as most cinemas remain closed, and the few that have reopened are struggling due to a lack of new releases. Filmmakers are hesitant to debut their projects in this climate, forcing theatre owners to rely on screening older films.
Crisis looms over local film industry
The nation faced widespread disruption and violence during the anti-discrimination student movement, which also took a toll on the film industry. Although the situation began to stabilise after the interim government assumed control, filmmakers are hesitant to release their movies. As a result, release dates are being postponed repeatedly, with no clear indication of when new films will hit the screens.
Cinema halls significantly scale down film screenings
Due to the ongoing situation surrounding the quota reform movement, no new domestic movies were released in theatres across the country. However, the Eid-special film “Toofan” and “Ajob Karkhana”, which premiered on July 12, are still being screened. Additionally, the new Hollywood film “Deadpool & Wolverine” premiered in several multiplexes, including Star Cineplex, yesterday. The third instalment to the Deadpool franchise had its international release on July 26.
Nachiketa's Dhaka concert date postponed
Nachiketa Chakraborty's eagerly awaited performance at the Krishibid Institute in the capital, initially set for Friday (July 26), has been postponed to a later date by the event organising body, Ajob Karkhana. They have recently unveiled the new official date to the media.
Uncertainty looms over multiplex reopening amid ongoing unrest
Due to the ongoing unrest over the quota reform movement, the country's cinemas are facing significant difficulties. Even five weeks into Eid, last week's audience interest in movies was noticeable. Weekend crowds were also evident. Those involved in the film industry were hopeful about the future. However, the sudden instability in the country has concerned cinema hall authorities. Although some single-screen cinemas have reopened today, the audience turnout is not the same as before. The multiplexes, however, remain uncertain about their reopening.
‘Ajob Karkhana’: In search for the song of soul
Music is deeply connected with human emotions and often acts as therapy, which helps heal the mind and soul. Apart from listening to different forms of music, musical films is a popular genre in cinemas, where the narrative is highly depended on melody.
Parambrata showers Pori Moni with praise
However, he showered praise on the “Bishwoshundori” actress Pori Moni as he believes her to be one powerful artiste.
Parambrata celebrates birthday in Dhaka during film launch
"Ajob Karkhana", directed by Shabnam Ferdousi, is set to release in theatres on July 12. It received funding from the Bangladesh government in 2016-17 and is produced by filmmaker and producer Samia Zaman. Indian actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay, plays the lead role in the film.
Paris and Toulouse film festivals showcase Bangladeshi film ‘Ajob Karkhana’
The film revolves around the lives of rickshaw pullers and artistes. It features prominent Indian actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay in a leading role, along with Dilruba Doyel, Shabnaz Sadia Emi, Khalid Hasan Rumy, Halim Boyati, Dilu Boyati, Kitaab Ali, amongst other artistes.
Cinema halls turn to old films to stay afloat as new releases stall
The film industry continues to face significant challenges as most cinemas remain closed, and the few that have reopened are struggling due to a lack of new releases. Filmmakers are hesitant to debut their projects in this climate, forcing theatre owners to rely on screening older films.
Crisis looms over local film industry
The nation faced widespread disruption and violence during the anti-discrimination student movement, which also took a toll on the film industry. Although the situation began to stabilise after the interim government assumed control, filmmakers are hesitant to release their movies. As a result, release dates are being postponed repeatedly, with no clear indication of when new films will hit the screens.
Cinema halls significantly scale down film screenings
Due to the ongoing situation surrounding the quota reform movement, no new domestic movies were released in theatres across the country. However, the Eid-special film “Toofan” and “Ajob Karkhana”, which premiered on July 12, are still being screened. Additionally, the new Hollywood film “Deadpool & Wolverine” premiered in several multiplexes, including Star Cineplex, yesterday. The third instalment to the Deadpool franchise had its international release on July 26.
Nachiketa's Dhaka concert date postponed
Nachiketa Chakraborty's eagerly awaited performance at the Krishibid Institute in the capital, initially set for Friday (July 26), has been postponed to a later date by the event organising body, Ajob Karkhana. They have recently unveiled the new official date to the media.
Uncertainty looms over multiplex reopening amid ongoing unrest
Due to the ongoing unrest over the quota reform movement, the country's cinemas are facing significant difficulties. Even five weeks into Eid, last week's audience interest in movies was noticeable. Weekend crowds were also evident. Those involved in the film industry were hopeful about the future. However, the sudden instability in the country has concerned cinema hall authorities. Although some single-screen cinemas have reopened today, the audience turnout is not the same as before. The multiplexes, however, remain uncertain about their reopening.
‘Ajob Karkhana’: In search for the song of soul
Music is deeply connected with human emotions and often acts as therapy, which helps heal the mind and soul. Apart from listening to different forms of music, musical films is a popular genre in cinemas, where the narrative is highly depended on melody.
Parambrata showers Pori Moni with praise
However, he showered praise on the “Bishwoshundori” actress Pori Moni as he believes her to be one powerful artiste.
Parambrata celebrates birthday in Dhaka during film launch
"Ajob Karkhana", directed by Shabnam Ferdousi, is set to release in theatres on July 12. It received funding from the Bangladesh government in 2016-17 and is produced by filmmaker and producer Samia Zaman. Indian actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay, plays the lead role in the film.
Paris and Toulouse film festivals showcase Bangladeshi film ‘Ajob Karkhana’
The film revolves around the lives of rickshaw pullers and artistes. It features prominent Indian actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay in a leading role, along with Dilruba Doyel, Shabnaz Sadia Emi, Khalid Hasan Rumy, Halim Boyati, Dilu Boyati, Kitaab Ali, amongst other artistes.