HBO was lucky when illness struck the “House of the Dragon” set at the very last minute. Director Greg Yaitanes – on the West of Westeros podcast hosted by Entertainment Weekly – discussed how they avoided delays in filming the season finale when the actor who plays one of the Cargyll twins contracted COVID-19. Arryk and Erryk are portrayed by 33-year-old actors and real-life identical twins Luke and Elliott Tittensor. Read more: ‘Game of Thrones’ prequel keeps dragons, adds diversity Yaitanes claimed that Luke stepped up to fill in for Elliott during filming a crucial part of “House of the Dragon” season 1 finale after the latter contracted COVID-19 on the second day of filming. The scene included Corlys Velaryon (Steve Toussaint) returning to Dragonstone, before Ser Erryk informed Rhaenyra Targaryen (Emma D'Arcy) and her council that Otto Hightower (Rhys Ifans) had arrived to negotiate terms. On the podcast, Yaitanes remarked, “There's that scene, that big scene where Corlys comes down and they're putting the markers on the table and the messenger comes in.” He claimed that the sequence required more than two days to film and that Elliott Tittensor, one of the twins, tested positive for COVID-19 at that time. Yaitanes explained, “So we swapped him out with his brother.” Read more: HBO chief: Sorry, fans, no 'Game of Thrones' do-over It’s unlikely that even the most discerning “House of the Dragon” fan would have noticed the difference unless Yaitanes had mentioned it. Yaitanes remarked that if they hadn’t had access to a similar-looking actor, it might have been disastrous since they were ready to film D’Arcy and Erryk was nearby. Even though the “House of the Dragon” crew avoided delay for that brief moment, they were unable to totally prevent COVID-19 during the 2021 filming. The crew member’s positive test result caused production to stop for two days in July 2021, according to Radio Times. Read more: 'Game of Thrones' final season to debut on April 14 But now that “House of the Dragon” season 1 has aired, viewers will have to pray that the next season doesn’t see any further delays since production may only begin in 2023, according to co-creator and executive producer Ryan Condal.

Netflix is one of the most popular international OTT platforms that have subscribers around the world. Every month Netflix brings a bunch of exciting new dramas including movies, documentaries, series, etc. Some of the latest Netflix shows are follow-ups of previous seasons while some are debutants. Let's take a look at the new Netflix shows of this November. 9 Best New Series on Netflix in November 2022 Blockbuster (Season 1) November 3 | Vanessa Ramos Cast: Randall Park, Melissa Fumero, J.B. Smoove,Madeleine Arthur, Tyler Alvarez.  Once upon a time, Blockbuster video was very popular in towns and villages. However, in the course of time, it disappeared. A little firm called Netflix served as a catalyst. There is currently only one remaining Blockbuster video store in the nation. Read More: A tribute to the revolutionary: 'Birkonna Pritilata' to hit theatres November 18 Blockbuster is a comedy about what it takes to keep that one final store open, and it was created by Vanessa Ramos, who is best known for writing for Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Superstore, and Crashing. Randall Park and Melissa Fumero are starring the show. The other major casts include Tyler Alvarez, J.B. Smoove, and Olga Merediz. Manifest (Season 4 - Volume 1) November 4 | Jeff Rake Cast: Josh Dallas, Melissa Roxburgh, Parveen Kaur, Luna Blaise, J.R. Ramirez,  A 5-year time jump happened during some turbulence mid-flight in the bizarre story Manifest. When a flight from Jamaica lands in New York, the passengers are shocked to hear they have been lost and assumed dead for five years. They all bond deeply as they are forced to witness how their loved ones have continued living their lives after believing them dead, and they do their best to understand what went wrong. Read More: Top 10 South Indian Films Coming in November 2022 Before Netflix saved it for one final 2-part season, the sitcom had three successful seasons on NBC. Volume 2 will be released after Volume 1, which consists of 10 episodes. The COVID-19 epidemic sparked fresh interest in Manifest, despite the fact that NBC had already cancelled the show after three seasons. The sitcom was renewed by Netflix for a fourth and final season, which premieres in November, based on its impressive streaming figures. Two years have passed after Season 3's finale. The survivors of Flight 828 will receive a lot of attention in this season as their dreaded Death Date draws near and they are left to fend for themselves. Read More: Pakistan’s ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’ hits Rs 100 crore mark in 10 days The Crown (Season 5) November 7 | Peter Morgan Cast: Imelda Staunton, Jonathan Pryce, Lesley Manville, Dominic West, Elizabeth Debicki The Crown is back for its eagerly anticipated fifth season. The Crown’s Season 5 will be more crucial than earlier seasons. In the final two seasons of The Crown Netflix series, Imelda Staunton stars the role of the late Queen Elizabeth II and the part of Prince Philip will be portrayed by Jonathan Pryce. In this season The plot will pick up, after the on-screen wedding of Charles (Dominic West) and Diana (Elizabeth Debicki). This season has generated some criticism, as it is will be aired following the recent passing of the real-life Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The turbulent relationship and divorce of Charles and Diana in the 1990s will be portrayed throughout this season.  Read More: After string of blockbusters, Mim envisions another ‘sold out’ experience with ‘Damal’ Highlights of The Crown Season 5 include Camilla and Charles getting into another royal scandal, Princess Diana getting ready for vengeance, and Imelda Staunton taking over as the next monarch after Claire Foy and Olivia Colman. Staunton's uncanny accent will prove that she is made for the part. Although the royal drama's fifth season may be upsetting some people, viewers will undoubtedly tune in to make it the most popular show on Netflix in November. Zac Efron (Season 2 - Down Under) November 11 Cast: Zac Efron Down to Earth's second season will take the viewers to Australia. Zac Efron travels around the globe for this travel documentary series to see how other nations and towns use sustainable and green energy techniques. Read More: 'Din: The Day' row: Ananta sends legal notice to Morteza Some reviews of the show claim that Zac Efron and his friend Darin Olein promoted dubious science in a few of the episodes. However, Efron is so endearing that he is able to win over locals with ease and shows real interest in picking up the language. The series offers an intriguing look at how different nations manage their food and energy supply. Efron appears to be open to trying everything and fits in just about anywhere on earth, making him the ideal host for a travel program. 1899 (Season 1) November 17 | Jantje Friese & Baran bo Odar Cast: Emily Beecham, Aneurin Barnard, Andreas Pietschmann, Miguel Bernardeau, Maciej Musiał Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the makers of the popular 2018 television program ‘Dark’ have brought a new horror mystery called 1899. The setting of 1899 is a ship sailing from London to New York. Read More: ‘Black Adam’ alights at Star Cineplex The ship's journey turns into a nightmare when it comes into contact with another ship. Maura Franklin, played by Emily Beecham, guides this immigrant group through a violent puzzle on the open seas. The show will include a lot of immigrants from different European countries who will all speak their native tongues on this ship as it travels toward an exciting mystery. Dead to Me (Season 3) November 17 | Liz Feldman Cast: Linda Cardellini, Christina Applegate, James Marsden, Diana-Maria Riva, Max Jenkins,  In the first season of the show Dead to Me, Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini), who meet in a grief support group, become friends. Jen is lamenting the loss of her husband who was murdered in a hit-and-run accident. Jen was totally unaware that Judy was the one who hit her partner and is lying about his passing. The two manage to forge an unmistakable, odd, and wonderful connection. Read More: Netflix K-Dramas: Top 10 Korean Series Dubbed in English In their final season together, Jen and Judy struggle to get past their turbulent friendship. Jen and Judy made up after Jen (literally) got away with murder but received a shocking pardon from Detective Perez (Diana-Maria Riva). The two were cheerfully driving Charlie's new automobile home when drunk Ben T-Boned them in an intersection (James Marsden). They appear to have survived the collision, but what comes next? In this final season, there are a ton of unanswered questions. Even though Jen and Judy are far from ideal, they make likable heroes for this exhilarating journey, and it will be sad to see it come to a conclusion. In the Emmy Award-winning series' second season, the two were involved in a car accident that Ben had caused, and Charlie might have discovered Judy's complicity in his father's hit-and-run killing. Read More: Tom Brady featured in upcoming Netflix ‘Greatest’ roast This November, Dead to Me's concluding season will pick up where Season 2 left off. Though it doesn't appear like everyone will have a happy ending, hopefully, the third season will finish up these storylines. Wednesday (Season 1) November 23 | Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, and Tim Burton Cast: Jenna Ortega, Luis Guzmán, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Fred Armisen, Christina Ricci In November, Netflix will release a brand-new version of The Addams Family. The new show is Wednesday. This time, the narration is from the point of view of Wednesday (Jenna Ortega), the adolescent daughter of Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones) and Gomez (Luis Guzmán), as she navigates adolescent turmoil at Nevermore Academy. Read More: Netflix aims to curtail password sharing, considers ads The role of Fester will be portrayed by Fred Armisen, and even the original Wednesday, Christina Ricci, will make an appearance as a guest star. Eight episodes make up this first season, four of which were directed by Tim Burton. In this show, the young gothic girl is a high school student at Nevermore Academy in the new Netflix series Wednesday, where she makes new connections with her peers. She has to learn how to control her psychic skills, stop a killing spree in the community, and solve a mystical mystery that happened 25 years ago in addition to trying to be a normal adolescent. Jenny Ortega has demonstrated in the clip that she perfectly captures the Wednesday persona and will be regarded as one of the best interpretations of the legendary character. Read More: Netflix shares drop 25% after service loses 200K subscribers Warrior Nun (Season 2) November 10 | Simon Barry Cast: Lorena Andrea, Alba Baptista, Kristina Tonteri-Young, Toya Turner, Tristán Ulloa, Thekla Reuten. After a dramatic first season finale, Warrior Nun is back for a second season on Netflix. As Ava continues to battle against Adriel and his demonic abilities, this season is anticipated to reveal all the truths that the first season was keeping hidden. Ava and the others must give The Order of the Cruciform Sword a new purpose after discovering in the first season that it was founded on a falsehood. As she gets stronger, more secrets will come out. Read More: Squid Game Season 2 on Netflix: Cast, plot, probable release date The Great British Baking Show (Season 5) November 18 | Andy Devonshire and Scott Tankard Cast: Noel Fielding, Paul Hollywood, Matt Lucas, and Prue Leith The Great British Baking Show was certain to draw criticism at some point. The show isn't as harmless as it seems with a judge like Paul Hollywood on it. No one is abandoning the very hot baking tent, however, even after an offensive "Mexican Week" episode aired during the current Season 13 (as reported by Entertainment Weekly). The series continues to draw viewers who want to see more baking mishaps and holiday-themed tragedies. Even though The Great British Baking Show: Holidays is only a two-episode special, Paul and Prue Leith are here to help you celebrate the holidays early. Read More: The Fame Game Review: Madhuri Dixit-led Netflix series Bottom Line The above-mentioned 9 upcoming Netflix shows in November will entertain viewers across the world. The admirers of old shows like Manifest, Dead to Me, The Crown, Zac Efron, Warrior Nun, and The Great British Baking Show are eagerly waiting to see the happenings of the upcoming season. On the other hand, new seasons like Blockbuster, 1899, and Wednesday are expected to win the hearts of Netflix users. 

Ekushey Padak winning actor and playwright Masum Aziz passed away on Monday at a private hospital in the capital. Masum, who had been suffering from heart-related ailments,  breathed his last at the hospital this afternoon, said Faisal Hasan,  senior information officer of the Cultural Affairs Ministry. He was admitted to Square Hospital with cardiac problem on October 3 and put on life support later as his condition deteriorated on Thursday morning. Masum’s son Utsho Zaman said his body will be taken to the Central Shaheed Minar on Tuesday morning so that people from all walks of life can pay tributes and he will be given national honor there. His body will later be taken to his ancestral home in Pabna where he will be buried at family graveyard. Aziz earned fame through acting on stage, in television dramas and cinemas. He made his acting debut in the group theater while studying in Chittagong University. He acted in his first TV drama in 1985. In his lifetime he acted in more than 400 dramas and films throughout his eventful long career. His notable dramas are Ure Jai Bok Pokhkhi, 24 Carat Men, Tin Gadha, Priyo Protipakkha, Josna Korechhe Aari, and Sakin Sarisuri. The actor was awarded the country's second highest civilian award, the Ekushey Padak this year for his remarkable contribution in acting. In 2006, he won National Film Award as best supporting actor for playing his role in film Ghani. State Minister for Cultural Affairs Ministry KM Khalid expressed deep shock and sorrow at the demise of the talented actor.  

Turki Al al-Sheikh, chairman of Saudi Arabian General Entertainment Authority (GEA), revealed on Saturday that Saudi Idol, a new iteration of the popular global “Idol” talent competition series, will debut before the end of this year. Al-Sheikh announced in a tweet that the first episode of the new show, which will debut in conjunction with Saudi Arabia’s GEA and MBC Group, will air in December this year. Filming is set to start next month, Al Arabiya reported. Read:‘Illegal immigrants’ stealing jobs in India's Bollywood? Popular Saudi Singers Aseel Abu Bakr, Ahlam, Asala, and Majid al-Mohandes are some of the stars on the new show’s jury, which will look for Saudi talent. According to Al Arabiya, Saudi Idol’s live shows and auditions will be televised on MBC 1.

The prequel to “Game of Thrones” is set to forge its own storytelling path, with a new set of characters and a more diverse team behind the scenes. “House of the Dragon” takes place two centuries before the events of the original series, which ended its hit eight-season run in May 2019. The 10-episode prequel begins Sunday on HBO and will be available to stream on HBO Max. The story focuses on House Targaryen, made famous in “Game of Thrones” by Emilia Clarke’s Daenerys and her fearsome dragons. But don’t expect “House of the Dragon” to be a remake of “Game of Thrones,’’ cast member Steve Toussaint said. “It’s been done and they did it exceedingly well,” said Toussaint, who plays the very rich Lord Corlys Velaryon. “You know you’re in that world, but you’re seeing a different story, different characters, different motivations.” Among the new faces in the clan is Prince Daemon Targaryen, played by Matt Smith. His villainous character is a lot more complex than he appears to be on first viewing, the actor said. “I think the reason I’ve had fun is because he’s maybe not just a villain,” he said. “I think there’s actually a huge amount of fragility and depth and inner madness there. ... It’s not black and white. It can go either way with Daemon at any point.” Based on George R.R. Martin’s “Fire and Blood,” the drama was co-created by Martin and Ryan Condal, whose credits include the 2016-19 sci-fi drama “Colony.” Condal is an executive producer and co-showrunner with director Miguel Sapochnik, who brings his experience on “Game of Thrones” to the prequel. Read:Anne Heche dies of crash injuries after life support removed “House of the Dragon,” much like its predecessor, focuses on familial succession with a female heir being overlooked. But Sapochnik notes a key difference between the two series: The team making the prequel is more diverse, including a 50-50 split between male and female directors, including Sapochnik, Clare Kilner, Geeta Vasant Patel and Greg Yaitanes. There was a conscious push to be inclusive behind the scenes, Sapochnik says. “We really tried to, as much as possible, hire as many female crew as we could, because we think that’s a really important shift that needs to be both recognized, acknowledged, acted upon, maybe give opportunities to people who don’t get opportunities,” he explained. The team making “Dragon” is equally as diverse, and — for the fantasy genre — boasts a relative bounty of women in the writers’ room. The gender balance affects the show’s story and tone, according to some of its female cast members. The series opens with an aristocratic council naming Viserys Targaryen (Paddy Considine) as heir to the Iron Throne, bypassing his older cousin Princess Rhaenys Velaryon (Eve Best). But Viserys must have his own heir, with dreams of power held by Daemon, his younger brother, and Viserys’ daughter Princess Rhaenyra (Emma D’Arcy plays the adult version, Milly Alcock the youth). “You definitely don’t feel like a device or a prop and you don’t feel like the the sexy wench or the mother,” said Olivia Cooke, who plays the adult Alicent Hightower, longtime friend to Rhaenyra. “You feel that you’ve got a fully fledged character which is really nourishing to play.” The ensemble cast also includes Emily Carey, Graham McTavish, Fabien Frankel, Rhys Ifans and Sonoya Mizuno. Carey, who plays the younger Alicent, calls the inclusion of women in all aspects of production a step “in the right direction” for the fantasy genre. Although virtually every female character faces misogyny, each is “still a fully fledged, three-dimensional female character,” Carey said. “They still have multiple other story lines and a whole life away from that misogynistic story line. They’re not just put in the show to serve a purpose. And I think that’s what makes it so special.” “House of the Dragon” screenwriter Charmaine DeGraté said “it was important for George (R.R. Martin, a prequel executive producer) for it to be this way. Female-driven characters, female-driven shows and female-driven writers rooms just sort of elevates the story. That’s a wonderful way to expand the universe.”

Beyoncé is removing an offensive term for disabled people from a new song on her record “Renaissance,” just weeks after rapper Lizzo also changed lyrics to remove the same word. “The word, not used intentionally in a harmful way, will be replaced,” a spokeswoman for Beyoncé wrote in a statement to The Associated Press on Monday. The song “Heated,” which was co-written with Canadian rapper Drake among several others, uses the word “spaz,” which is considered a derogatory reference to the medical term spastic diplegia, a form of cerebral palsy. Read: Best South Indian Movies Releasing in August 2022 Lizzo also removed the word from one of her songs, “Grrrls,” in June after disability advocates complained about the lyrics. Lizzo said in a statement she never wanted to promote derogatory language. Disability advocate Hannah Diviney, who pointed out Lizzo’s lyrics that lead to the change, wrote on Twitter that hearing the word again used by Beyoncé “felt like a slap in the face to me, the disabled community & the progress we tried to make with Lizzo.”

Popular TV reality game show ‘Krishoker Eid Ananda,’ directed and hosted by the renowned media personality Shykh Seraj will be available on Emirates in-flight programme ice (information, communication, entertainment) starting from August 1, 2022. Passengers traveling on any Emirates flight operated across the globe can enjoy this celebrated program with English subtitles on their respective in-built seat’s TV screens. Mohamed Alhammadi, Emirates Area Manager in Bangladesh made the announcement during a press interaction held at Channel i studio in the city on Thursday. Shykh Seraj and Kazi Wahidul Alam, PR Consultant for Emirates in Bangladesh also spoke on the occasion among others. “As the very first int’l airline, Emirates started screening Bangladeshi movies on its flights from December 2007. Since then, we have screened almost 150 movies, most of which were produced by Impress Telefilm,” said Mohamed Alhammadi. Read:Few laughs, tough questions as Biden chats with Kimmel “This time Emirates has taken the initiative to include a very unique and popular program in its ice list. I believe, not only Bangladeshis but also the people from other nationalities will enjoy this program.” Shykh Seraj said it is a big achievement for Impress Telefilm. “Through this program we will be able to promote our rural culture and tradition among the people across the world. I hope Emirates will continue their support in promoting Bangladeshi people and culture in the years to come.” Kazi Wahidul Alam said they always enjoy the support from Emirates in presenting the bright image of Bangladesh worldwide. “I hope other airlines operating to Bangladesh will follow Emirates and include Bangladeshi movies and other content in their in-flight program,” he said. Emirates’ ice is the most international award winner in the in-flight entertainment category. The popular program of Emirates boasts of more than 5,000 channels and nearly 1,500 of those are dedicated to movies from different countries and cultures. The content list is updated every month and new movies are included on a regular basis. From August 1, 2022 Emirates’ ice will provide six dedicated channels for Bangladeshi movies and other programs. Emirates now operates 21 weekly flights to Dhaka and via Dubai offers convenient connections to nearly 130 destinations across six continents.

Popular actress Dilara Hanif Purnima has walked down the aisle once again. The Dhaliwood star tied the knot to Ashfaqur Rahman Robin on May 27, a senior official in the marketing department of a multinational company. "We met each other through work and soon became friends. After three years of friendship, we decided to get married," the actress told the media recently. Read: SI Tutul ties the knot once again The couple plans to celebrate their marriage with their friends and family at the end of this year. Purnima remarried three years after his divorce from Ahmed Jamal Fahad. They got married in 2007 and share a daughter, who was born in 2014.

New Mexico's film and TV industry has hit a new peak, with record spending by video production companies in a state that drew projects including the Netflix series “Stranger Things." Production companies directly spent a record $855 million on films, TV series and other media in the fiscal year that ended on June 30, New Mexico's governor announced Thursday. Industry executives have been attracted to New Mexico’s unique landscapes since the success of AMC's long-running series “Breaking Bad” and a generous increase of incentives passed by state lawmakers in 2019. In-state spending by the industry increased about 36% from nearly $627 million the previous fiscal year. Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham, a first-term Democrat running for reelection, also touted an increase in spending beyond major cities such as Santa Fe and Albuquerque, fueled by expanded state incentives for rural and small-town film production. Local production spending in those outlying areas jumped more than six-fold to $49.5 million amid an industry rebound, state economic development officials told a legislative panel gathered in Las Vegas, New Mexico. Also read: Stranger Things 3 first impression: It’s already better than the second season It was unclear how much the state will eventually spend on corresponding film incentive payments. New Mexico offers a rebate of between 25% and 35% of in-state spending for video production that helps filmmakers large and small underwrite their work. Incentive payments crested at $148 million in 2019 before falling to about $40 million for the year ending in June 2021. While the state general fund is awash in income linked to federal pandemic aid along with a surge in oil and natural gas prices and production, some lawmakers have criticized the rebates as being too costly. State economic development officials say conversations are underway with lawmakers to revisit terms of the state film tax rebate program when the Legislature meets again in January 2023, possibly redrawing the boundaries for bonuses in rural areas and exploring new incentives linked to lower emissions of climate-warming pollution by the energy-intensive industry. Fiscally conservative legislators have questioned for years whether New Mexico may be spending too much on the film industry in comparison with the employment it sustains. But Lujan Grisham pointed to state data that showed an increase in the number of industry worker hours and new highs for the number of film and television productions overall at nearly 110 for the year. “Due to the work we’ve done to foster a successful environment for production and build a thriving base of talented local crews, film and television productions from around the world are putting money directly into New Mexico communities, supporting our small businesses and creating jobs for thousands of New Mexicans,” Lujan Grisham said in a statement. Also read: New Coke, from 1985, makes comeback with 'Stranger Things' After the success of “Breaking Bad” and spinoff “Better Call Saul,” other notable recent productions in New Mexico include portions the fourth season of the Netflix series “Stranger Things” and AMC's “Dark Winds," based on the the mystery book series from Tony Hillerman and daughter Anne Hillerman. Both Netflix and NBCUniversal have set up permanent production hubs in Albuquerque in recent years, adding to millions of dollars in investments and promises of more jobs. Legislative reforms in 2019 opened up greater incentives to film production companies that demonstrate long-term commitments to New Mexico through a 10-year contract on a qualified production facility. Netflix and NBCUniversal have secured that “film partner” status that lifts the cap on annual production rebates. Spending by the industry had been trending upward before the pandemic brought a halt to work due to public health mandates and industry protocols, resulting in a precipitous drop in 2020. As restrictions were eased, spending rebounded in 2021 as work ramped up. Record-setting activity took place amid allegations of workplace safety violations on the set of “Rust,” where actor and producer Alec Baldwin fatally shot a cinematographer in October 2021. No criminal charges have been filed in the case and Baldwin has denied wrongdoing. Rust Movie Productions is challenging the basis of a $137,000 fine against the company by state occupational safety regulators who say production managers on the set of the Western film failed to follow standard industry protocols for firearms safety. The Legislature this year allocated $40 million to help establish a collaborative media academy to bolster training for the industry. Economic Development Secretary Alicia Keyes said the headquarters of the academy will be located in Albuquerque.

Bangla Natoks or dramas multiplate the joy of celebration on any occasion and festivals in Bangladesh. People love to see quality Bengali dramas with their friends and families. Keeping their demand in mind, producers and directors make numerous Natoks targeting Eid vacation. Like every year, a bunch of new Natoks are set to release on different TV channels, and OTT platforms on the upcoming Eid. Many trailers are already out and a few among them have created a buzz. Here is the list of most hyped Bangla Natoks for Eid Ul Adha 2022. 9 Most-hyped Coming Soon Bangla Natoks in Eid-ul-Adha 2022 Kaisar Hoichoi original series "Kaiser'' is directed by Tanim Noor. Here popular actor Afran Nisho plays the title character. The theme is based on a highly suspenseful story of a gaming-addicted detective. This drama will come as a web series this Eid and will be streaming on the popular Indian OTT platform Hoi Choi. Bachibar Holo Tar Sadh This Eid, the popular detective content maker Vicky Zahed is bringing another detective thriller story to the audience. Like the other works of Vicky, the story might have a suspenseful event. The suspense film will show the amazing on-screen chemistry between Afran Nisho and Tanjim Saiyara Totini. The show will stream on RTV Youtube channel. Read Greatest Natural Disaster Movies that Shook the World Bebodhan & Others Following the phenomenal success of "Networker Baire," talented director Mizanur Rahman Aryan is planning to release a total of five new works throughout this season.  In this Eid, Aryan brings "Bebodhan" starring Farhan Ahmed Jovan and Mehazabien Chowdhury.  Another coming soon drama is, "Ekhanei Sesh Noy," which stars Tawsif Mahbub and Tasnia Farin. In the natok titled "Odhbut To Apni," main casts include Khairul Basar and Tanjin Tisha. Read Bongo brings South Indian film 'NGK' Syndicate Nishor will be working with the well-known actress Tasnia Farin,  which will be directed by Shihab Shaheen. According to what Shihab Shaheen said, he is planning to create a new series that would be titled Syndicate. This criminal and suspense series will include Nisho and Farin at some point. In addition to that, the filmmaker promises that there are a few more unexpected elements. The next Chorki original "Syndicate" will feature Afran Nisho in an appearance that is very different from his previous work. Tasnia Farin and Nazifa Tushi will be among the cast members of the film "Syndicate". Ridika The acting performances of Sabila Nur are often upbeat and joyful. Sabila recently surprised her audience by posting a snapshot of herself dressed as one of the characters from the show "Ridika." The actress is dressed in a white saree and has her hair cut short.  Read 10 Best South Indian Movies Releasing in July 2022 "Ridika" is a film that was written by Sabila herself, and it was directed by Mahmudur Rahman Hime. Yash Rohan is one of the many actors who appear in this show. There is a widespread fan-held belief that Sabila would most likely play the part of a mentally ill patient in the upcoming drama "Ridika." Therefore, the drama will tell the story of the trip that her character takes. Shadi Mubarak Musician Sabrina Porshi has performed alongside the song. She will be seen in the next Eid-ul-Adha play 'Shaadi Mubarak' opposite Mushfiqur Rahman Farhan. Porshi has acted in the play 'Maria One Peace' on Eid-ul-Fitr. Opposite him was Oishi Kaushik from Calcutta. Read Ustad Rashid Khan to sing in 'Coke Studio Bangla' Season Two The story of the play 'Shaadi Mubarak' directed by Mahmud Mahin centers upon the return of an expatriate to the country, marriage and various aspects of married life. Porshi said, 'The story of the play Shaadi Mubarak is very nice. My character is also quite challenging. That is why I have acted in the play. ' This natok will be telecasted both on the TV and YouTube channel. Bachelor Qurbani The special episode of Bachelor Point, directed by Kajal Arefin Ami, "Bachelor's Sacrifice" will be aired on Eid-ul-Azha at 9 pm. The main characters of the play are Marjuk Russell, Ziaul Haque Palash, Mishu Sabbir, Chashi Alam, Shimul and Munira Mithu. Read Bongo brings South Indian film 'Kadaikutty Singam' as 'Bagher Baccha' "Viewers have been waiting for a new special episode since last Eid," Kajal Arefin said to a reporter. The play will be aired on Eid day at 9 pm. The drama will be aired on Dhruv TV's YouTube channel. Akrosh After the huge hit of the previous Eid Natok Wedding Diary, Farhan and Tisha have got together again for another drama titled Akrosh. It will be a romantic emotional story of a young couple who fall in love with each other and suffer the consequences. The director of the natok is Mahmud Mahin and it will be streaming on CMB YouTube channel. Fuler Naame Fule The popular romantic storyteller Mizanur Rahman Ariyan is back with another romantic content for this Eid. According to the talk, Ariyan will feature his hit actor Towsif Mahabub in this natok. The name of the actress has not been revealed yet. The natok will be streaming on YouTube. Conclusion The Bangla Natoks releasing on the Eid-ul-Adha 2022 aren't simply for fun and entertainment. The unfolding drama in Bangladesh is on a trajectory that is increasingly pushing toward change. Drama productions have the potential to be more innovative if they deliver storylines that are original and adaptable via acting with the highest caliber. Romantic comedies aren't the only kind of story that can make Bangla plays more flexible, interesting, and fascinating; other genres like thrillers, mysteries, and ghost tales can entertain the audience too. Read 10 Best Upcoming Bengali Movies in Eid-ul-Adha 2022