At the heart of Ali is a deeply personal tale of a mother-son bond, told with haunting minimalism. But beneath the surface of its square-framed melancholy lies an intricate world of craft. ICE Today sat down with Art Director Shihab Nurun Nabi and producer Tanveer Hossain to unravel the visual soul of Ali, and what it means for Bangladeshi cinema to be seen—and celebrated—on the world’s biggest stage.
Nahid Tabassum captures the life of Bapon Rahman in a nutshell and fetches makeup tips for this Eid
Carissa Musrat rounds up Mahmudullah’s historic moments and his experiences in the ICC World Cup
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Rubab Nayeem Khan has a heart-to-heart with superdad Saadi Rahman as he shuffles work and fatherhood
Mehrin Mubdi Chowdhury chats with Farzana Shakil as the diva discusses Ramadan
Celebrated designer Shahrukh Amin gets candid with Mehrin Mubdi Chowdhury about his latest designs, the rush of Ramadan and more
From the beginning of this year, the Bangladesh national football team has been involved with various national and international sporting events. Tournaments like Bangabandhu Gold Cup, AFC U-23 Championship, Manyavar Bangladesh Football Premier League and quite recently FIFA friendlies goes to show that the national team is stepping up their game. Even when the going gets tough, they remain enthusiastic and ready for more. Rubab Nayeem Khan learns all about Bangladesh’s performances from the team’s coach, Lodewijk De Kruif
Although a new name in the football field, Jamal Bhuyan quickly made an impression among football followers with his performances for the Bangladesh national football team. The Danish-born defensive midfielder who has played for clubs like Hellerup IK Denmark, Brondby IF Denmark, Shanghai Shenxin FC China and Stallions FC Phillipines first came under the limelight after being deemed as the ‘Most Valuable Player’ for the 2015 Bangabandhu Gold Cup.
