Pillow Talk
Call it love, Call it taboo; Or the ambience of one’s own dissected realities co-existing. What do the eyes of the beholder see? – “Pillow Talk” by Mahdi Ibne Shahriar Check out our Art section for...
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Portrait of a Lady on Fire: A Restrained Look at Empowerment
Why would I suggest a film that I had kept on my wishlist for two years but ended up crossing out only because I had to write a paper for my course? Because I...
SAFF Women’s Championship: Incredible Bangladeshi Women and Their Journey Throughout the Years
Despite Bangladesh’s national squad having a dismal history throughout the years, the sport has always been tremendously popular in the nation. However, the incredible women of the Bangladesh Women’s team attempted to buck that...
Are Television Talk Shows in Bangladesh Just a Display of Power Dominance?
The Bengalees are typically known as “addabaj.” Whether it be at home or on the street or in a shopping mall or in nearby “mahalla,” regular chitchats among people are a common feature, to...
Move to Heaven – Understanding Life Through the Dead
Welcome to The Interlude Recommendations, or Interlude Rex, a series dedicated to suggesting various forms of pop culture we find exciting and/or thought-provoking, to you. It will include, but will not be limited to,...
Sweet Datura
“Sweet Datura” by Kazi Raidah Afia Nusaiba Bound to a secluded castle of sand, Engulfed by my shadow of loathing and shame In this lonesome garden, I was the injured beast that couldn’t be...
Welcome, Little Angel
“Welcome, Little Angel”I know you there, and you hear me,This is for you, little angel I mean,Welcoming you to this world we dwell,The world that can make you ill and well,And you will have...
