24-09-2021

FRIDAY, sEPTEMBER 24, 2021
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Toronto Multicultural Film Fest
begins with 'Rupsha Nadir Banke'
'Mission Extreme' set to release
worldwide on Dec 3rd
After being delayed by two years due to the deadly
Covid-19 pandemic, the first episode of the muchanticipated
police action thriller movie 'Mission
Extreme' is set to have its worldwide release on
December 3, reports UNB.
This was confirmed by Sunny Sanwar, writerproducer
and one-half of the directors of the film,
also a superintendent at Anti Terrorism Unit of
Bangladesh Police. Joyed over the upcoming release
of the big-budget cop-thriller, starring Dhallywood
superstar Arifin Shuvoo and inspired by some of the
breathtaking operations of the Counter-Terrorism
Unit of Dhaka Metropolitan Police, Sanwar said that
the decision has been made considering the
improving situation of Covid-19 in the country.
"The initial victory against the pandemic has been
achieved in the country by opening educational
institutions, and we are getting back to our
normalcies with the rapid vaccination. Altogether,
we felt that this is the time to welcome our movieloving
audiences to the theatres with new big-budget
movies. Thus, we are releasing our film on
December 3rd and we hope everyone will be by our
side," Sanwar told media on Thursday.
He also informed that the trailer will be releasing
soon, as well as a massive publicity campaign to
promote the film ahead of its big release.
The story and screenplay were written by Sunny
Sanwar himself. The film is produced by Cop
Creation, in association with Mime Multimedia and
Dhaka Detective Club. The film initially was
scheduled to release in 2020 on the occasion of Eid
al-Fitr but was postponed due to the Covid-19
situation in the country. It was rescheduled for a
2021 Eid release, but again pandemic prevented it.
Co-directed by Faisal Ahmed, the movie features
an ensemble cast of Arifin Shuvoo, the debutant
'Miss World Bangladesh 2018' Jannatul Ferdous
Oishee, Taskeen Rahman, Sadia Nabila, Sumit
Sengupta, Raisul Islam Asad, Fazlur Rahman Babu,
Shatabdi Wadud, Majnun Mizan, Iresh Jaker,
Manoj Pramanik, Aref Syed, Sudip Biswas Deep,
Rashed Mamun Apu, Ehsanul Rahman, Dipu, Syed
Nazmus Sakib and others.
For this particular project, actor Arifin Shuvoo has
done rigorous body transformation after nine
months of hard work. Sharing his excitement, the
National Award-winning superstar said, "The hard
work I've put in to get myself fit for 'Mission
Extreme' is never to be forgotten. I have had to suffer
major injuries while training for the body
transformation, which includes painful leg injuries
from which I am still suffering. The movie is finally
going to be released and I will forget all of my pain if
we can satisfy our audiences who have been waiting
for the film for such a long time."
My presence is remarkable
in one word : Bobby
TBT REPORT
Eamin Haque Bobby, better known as Bobby, is a Bangladeshi film
actress and film producer. She made her acting debut in Khoj: The
Search, released on 16 April 2010. Dehorokkhi (2013) helped
establish her as a star in the Dhallywood film industry.Bobby
started her career as a model.
Bobby is the face of the big screen. It goes without saying
that she doesn't appear on the small screen. She has
worked in a few commercials in her career but was last
seen in an advertisement about a year and a half ago.
However, the heroine has worked in a new
promotional shoot as she preferred.
The shooting of the advertisement, made by
Rehman Khalil, started last Tuesday at a shooting
house in Birulia and ended on Wednesday.
Bobby said 'Glamour' is being given importance in
this advertisement. Because it is an advertisement
for a beauty soap. Bobby commented, "There are
some things that can be done to make good or bad
results! The idea of arranging the shooting of the ad
and my presence are all remarkable in one word.
After the ad, the audience will understand."
Bobby was away from work for a long time due
to the Corona pandemic. She has returned to work
on a large scale through this advertisement. However,
the heroine wants to take more time to return in film.
She will start shooting only when the situation is completely
normal. Bobby said she will start shooting a web film soon
named 'Mayurpangkhi'. The announcement of the web
film will come in a few days.
Earlier, she has been seen in advertisements of
Power, Elite Mehedi, Warid Telecom, alton etc.
TBT REPORT
Rupsha Nadir Banke', a fulllength
film directed by
E k u s h e y P a d a k - w i n n i n g
filmmaker Tanvir Mokammel,
wasscreened at the fourth
Toronto Multicultural Film
Festival 2021 in Canada.
Toronto Film Forum (TFF) is
organising the festival from
September 23 to 28. A total of
300 films are participating at
the festival.
'Rupsha Nadir Banke' was
screened at the first day of the
festival. Tanvir Mokammel
shared the news on his
Facebbok page.
'Rupsha Nadir Banke' is a
historical film. The story of the
film revolves around a leftist
politician named Manob
Indian singer-songwriter Ananya Birla announced her debut album
'Bombay Basement'.
Ahead of the full release of the album, Ananya released the music
video of the lead track 'When I'm Alone' on Tuesday night. The video
also marks her maiden innings as a music video director.
Recently Ananya teamed up with AR Rahman for the official
Cheer4India song of the Indian contingent for the Tokyo Olympics,
'Hindustani Way'.
Including the lead track, there are six songs in the album - 'Give
Me Up', 'Deny Me', 'Do It Anyway', 'Tu Hi Mera Ghar' and 'Old Me'.
The entire album which was conjured up during the pandemic,
hints at themes such as self-love, racial discrimination and toxic
relationships in a nonconformist manner.
More than 60 years after the erstwhile
Soviet Union beat the United States into
orbit with the launch of its Sputnik satellite,
a new space race is heating up between the
two rivals. The Russians plan to produce
the first feature film 'The Challenge' to be
shot in outer space, ahead of Tom Cruise's
upcoming $200-million space epic.
'The Challenge' is the story of a Russian
doctor who is sent to the International
Space Station to save the life of a
cosmonaut. If all goes according to plan,
the production team will lift off next month
on a 12-day mission to pull off the historic
first.
Last year NASA announced that it was
collaborating with Elon Musk's 'SpaceX'
and Tom Cruise to shoot a movie that
would be partly filmed aboard the
International Space Station. Directed by
Doug Liman, the untitled film was
rumoured to have a budget of $200
million.
Russian space agency Roscosmos then
announced its own plans to shoot an outof-this-world
(literally!) feature, hoping to
achieve liftoff before its Hollywood
counterpart.
A collaboration between Roscosmos,
public broadcaster Channel One, and
leading studio Yellow, Black and White,
'The Challenge' will be directed by
KlimShipenko, whose blockbuster comedy
'Son of a Rich' is Russia's highest-grossing
Mukherjee, who was abducted
and killed by Razakars during
the liberation war in 1971.
Besides liberation war, the film
portrays different historical
movements like Swadeshi
Ananya Birla announces
her debut album
'Bombay asement'
movement, Tebhaga movement
and other progressive
movements.
The cast of the governmentgranted
film includes Tousif
Sadman Turja, Zahid Hasan
Russian film 'The
Challenge' beats
Tom Cruise's 'Space'
Shovon and Khairul Alam
Sabuj, Ramendu Majumdar,
Chitralekha Guha, Jhuna
Chowdhury, Afzal Kabir, Rajib
Salehin, Abdullah Rana, Masum
Bashar, Mili Basher and British
actor Andrew Jones.
Tousif Sadman Turja, Zahid
Hasan Shovon and Khairul
Alam Sabuj have portrayed the
different stages of Manob
Mukherjee's life in the two-hour
film while Naziba Bashar plays
the female lead in the film.
The film has been shot by tentime
national film awardwinning
cinematographer
Mahfuzur Rahman Khan and
Mohadeb Shi edited the footage
of the film. Rana Masud, Syed
Shabab Ali Arzoo and Sagir
Mostafa are the assistant
directors of the film.
Her songs, 'Let There Be Love' and its remix version, 'Day Goes By'
with Jamaican-American Sean Kingston, was well-received around
the world.
The other hit songs to her credit are 'Hold On', 'Meant To Be',
'Circles', 'Livin' the Life' (remixed by Afrojack), 'Better'.
'Bombay Basement', will be released on her YouTube channel and
across all major streaming platforms every week throughout
October 2021.
Source: Indian Express
film of all time.
The space movie stars YuliaPeresild, a
veteran screen and stage actor, who was
cast after a countrywide talent search last
spring. The production team underwent a
crash course in space travel earlier this year
at the Yuri Gagarin Centre for Cosmonaut
Training. On Thursday, a commission of
medical and safety experts from the center
gave the project approval to go ahead.
Shipenko and Peresild are scheduled to
blast into orbit on October 5 in a Soyuz
spaceship piloted by Anton Shkaplerov, a
veteran cosmonaut, with a backup crew on
standby in the event of any last-minute
medical problems.
At a news conference in Moscow on
Thursday, Peresild said it was "too late" to
be afraid of the cosmic task ahead. "If
you're afraid of wolves, you shouldn't go
into the forest," she said, adding: "There is
just no time left for fear." Variety
Konstantin Ernst, CEO of Russia's
Channel 1, which has commissioned the
movie, played down the notion of a new
space race heating up the cosmos, noting,
"Cinema isn't sports".
"We certainly would have preferred
arriving at the International Space Station
at the same time with Tom Cruise. We
would have enjoyed shooting the film
together much better," Ernst told.
Source: Deccan Chronicle
H O R O s c O P E
ARIEs
(March 21 - April 20) : Your inspiration
and imagination are soaring today, Aries.
You may want to try an artistic project of
some kind. You could be pleasantly
surprised at the results. Your intuition is also high, and
your understanding of those around you is greatly
increased. Don't be afraid to act from instinct. This is
one of those days when it should win out over
rationality and logic!
TAURUs
(April 21 - May 21) : You look gorgeous
and feel especially sociable today,
Taurus. Don't be surprised if you either
host a social event or decide to attend
one to which you've been invited. You're always a
congenial companion, Taurus, but today more than
ever your enthusiasm is high. People will want to
enjoy your company. You may also have some
interesting information everyone will want to hear.
GEMINI
(May 22 - June 21) : Some
misunderstandings could cause
confusion in the home, Gemini. Your
intuition and insight should defuse the
situation, especially since you're more diplomatic than
usual. You could also have an artistic inspiration,
perhaps a new project that could be very important to
you. It could be important to your career or it could
open up new opportunities for you.
cANcER
(June 22 - July 23) : Social events you
attend today could put you in touch with
some fascinating people. A new
acquaintance could become a close friend.
These individuals may be highly educated in a field that
interests you or from other states or countries.
Conversation should be stimulating. Any information
gleaned could serve you well for a long time. Writing,
teaching, and publishing matters come to the forefront.
LEO
(July 24 - Aug. 23): You generally like
to think of yourself as a practical and
down-to-Earth person, Leo. Today you
might depend on intuition more than
usual. People around you might seem to be acting
peculiarly, and your insight could give you hints as
to their true motivations and how to deal with them.
Relations with colleagues could especially benefit
from this. Follow your heart!
VIRGO
(Aug. 24 - Sept. 23): Emotions
could run high among those close to
you, Virgo. It might seem like
everyone is in a bad mood! In your
own relations with them, your friendly nature
and social skills will calm them down and keep
them on an even keel, at least when you're
around! Social events may keep you busy. You
could make some valuable contacts.
LIBRA
(Sept. 24 - Oct. 23): Your warmth,
sensitivity, and understanding in your
relations with those you care about are
heightened, Libra. You should feel
especially well, as your health is good. You want to
get out and be social with friends and family. If there
are no outings planned, don't hesitate to be the
instigator. Everyone will have a wonderful time, and
your company will be greatly enjoyed.
scORPIO
(Oct. 24 - Nov. 22) : Matters of
romance, love, and marriage should go
very well for you today, Scorpio. You
should feel especially warm and
supportive. Intimate conversations come easily to you.
Make certain before you speak that you're expressing
your thoughts in the right way. There's a danger your
partner might misinterpret your words. You don't want
any upset, however temporary, to mar your day!
sAGITTARIUs
(Nov. 23 - Dec. 21): Communication
between you and a family member could
be difficult today. Your warmth and
understanding might give this person the
courage to tell you what's on his or her mind. You
might feel adventurous, Sagittarius, so you and a
romantic partner could decide to go out on the town
and kick up your heels tonight. You're both looking and
feeling good. Have a great time!
cAPRIcORN
(Dec. 22 - Jan. 20): A welcome letter,
phone call, or perhaps visit could come
from a lover or close friend bringing
interesting news. Your creative
energies are bubbling over, Capricorn, so you might
want to try writing, music, drawing, or painting. You
might send some letters, place a lot of phone calls, or
make a lot of short trips in your neighborhood,
maybe to libraries or bookstores.
AQUARIUs
(Jan. 21 - Feb. 19) : Good news
regarding money could have you
thinking in terms of freshening up
your home. You might want to do
some painting or add some small decorative
touches like art or houseplants. You might even
want to shop for some new furniture. This
promises to be a lot of fun, Aquarius, so get family
members to do it with you.
PIscEs
(Feb. 20 - Mar. 20) : A visit from a
relative or neighbor early in the day
could put you in a fantastic mood.
Perhaps this person has some
interesting news, encouraging words, or maybe a
gift. Listen and enjoy, Pisces, but beware of idle
gossip. Some of what you hear is unlikely to be
true, so it's best to keep it all to yourself. In the
evening, go out on the town!