Today (May 29) marks the 72nd birth anniversary of the late Humayun Faridee. On this occassion, a book titled "Humayun Faridee: An Ordinarily Extraordinary Man" is set to be released. Edited by Ahmed Rezaur Rahman, the book's cover was designed by Afzal Hossain. It features reflections from 60 eminent cultural figures who were close to Faridee.
Prominent theatre troupes Prachyanat, Nagorik Natya Sampradaya, Aranyak Natyadal, Swapnadal, Meghdoot, Theatre, Batighar and others have planned to bring a new and intriguing set of theatrics to the stage as well for the year 2024 as well.
“Love Letters” remains a haunting tale of unrequited love and missed opportunities, melancholy, loneliness, and desolation. In its oblique and unaffected way, the play illustrates the universal truth that so much of life, if not all, is a solitary journey, a letter we write only to ourselves.
Ramendu Majumdar, a resplendent figure of the cultural arena of Bangladesh, has been associated with the world of theatre for over 50 years now. He is also the honourary member of the International Theatre Institute (ITI). The Ekushey Padak winning thespian stepped into his 82nd year yesterday, and took time to speak to The Daily Star over the phone.
Ferdousi Majumdar. Her reputation and experience as an artiste is equivalent to that of a prestigious acting school. For over six decades, she has been working in showbiz. During her time as an actor, she has received the Swadhinata Padak, the Bangla Academy Award and many more honours. She has also earned the love and admiration of the people in Bangladesh.