Communication and Culture in Bangladesh

One can easily discover the thematic similarities between the film Brick Lane (2007) by British director Sarah Gavron and Paroma (1984) by...

Bangla Cinema: An Industry in Decay By Kajalie Shehreen Islam 30 May, 2008 The theme and storyline of Bangla cinema has taken several shifts...

Published On: 2008-05-03 Star Books Review The rise and steady decline of our cinema Nazma Yeasmeen Haq recommends a scholarly work on movie...

A new research based book on popular cinema of Bangladesh by Giti Ara Nasreen and Fahmidul Haq has been published from Shrabon Prokashoni in...

After 1990, in a changed global economic and political situation, the scenario of Bangladeshi media was also changed as consistent with glob...

Introduction While HIV/AIDS is a key health issue in the world, the role of media is very important to create awareness against the fatal di...

1. Zahir Raihan ( Stop Genocide , 1971) 2. Alamgir Kabir ( Dhire Bahe Meghna , 1973) 3. Salahuddin ( Surjasnan , 1962) 4. Suvash Dutt ( Dumu...

Bangladesh has a medium sized film industry that produces around 90 feature films annually and those films are screened in more than 800 the...

There is debate about the starting point of independent filmmaking of Bangladesh. One noted film commenter and filmmaker Manjare Hassin Mura...

In July 1971, there live two friends Yakub and Mukul in a far-flunge village of Bangladesh. They are teachers in profession, Yakub in the vi...