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Alauddin Ali and his unforgettable melodies
It was one of those rare moments when I caught a glimpse of renowned composer Alauddin Ali, as usual oblivious to the world around him, humming a catchy tune he probably just came up with...

Geetishotro's musical tribute to Waheedul Haque
Cultural organisation Geetishotro arranged a musical soiree on June 13 at Shawkat Osman Memorial Auditorium, Central Public Library. The programme was a homage to noted Tagore exponent Waheedul Haque.

TV play "Ananya" on Channel-i
Channel-i will telecast Ananya, a single episode TV play, today at 3:05pm in its Savlon Birotihin Binodon slot. The play revolves around Ananya -- a vivacious woman with an uncommon habit.

"Kushumpur-er Jabanika" on ATN Bangla tonight
Single episode TV play Kushumpurer Jabanika will be aired tonight on ATN Bangla at 8:45pm. Ali is a famed TV actor. He also owns an ad firm. His wife is an actress.

Cultural evening by differently-abled artistes
Department of Production of Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA) arranged a two-day cultural programme by individuals with special needs. The programme began at the National Theatre Stage on January 13.

My views on music as an art form
Why do we compose music? Why do we involve ourselves in this field of art? Is it something we possess as a gift from the Creator and destined to continue throughout our lives? If not naturally gifted,

Aparna Sen's latest venture "The Japanese Wife"
Whenever there is an opportunity to explore the intricacies of human relationships, veteran actress-director Aparna Sen never lets go of that.

Drew Barrymore to play a chihuahua
Drew Barrymore has signed up to play a chihuahua in Disney's latest comedy South Of The Border.

"Pirates of the Caribbean III" faces wrath in China
Pirates of the Caribbean III is the latest film to feel the wrath of Chinese censors. Audiences in Beijing will see a severely snipped version of the movie when it opens there this week.