A nuanced review of the Severance finale
The Severance season 2 finale delivered on almost all fronts. Mark and Gemma finally reunited (though short lived), Mr Drummond
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Author: Sajal Hossain Dhaly
Resonance launches their newest issue “New Beginnings”
Resonance, Brac University’s bilingual creative journal, launched their latest issue on March 6th. The program took place at the Exhibition
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Imagining a movie-to-book adaptation of the Before Trilogy
Readers often find themselves in forum threads and comment sections discussing which of their favorite books should be adapted into
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Can Father-Daughter Bonds Transform Hyper-Masculinity in Media?
Hyper-masculinity has been a dominating presence in media for decades. From classic literature to the golden era of Hollywood, even
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BracU celebrates the flow of Bengali tradition and art with “প্রবাহ “
On December 4th, Bracu Drama and Theatre Forum (BUDTF) organized “প্রবাহ” , meaning the “flow,” to celebrate the continuous evolution
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The journey of Lalon, from rock to mysticism
In Christopher Nolan’s most recent movie, Niels Bohr asks Cillian Murphy’s Oppenheimer, “Can you hear the music, Robert?” The answer
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Championing press freedom in new Bangladesh
The Department of English and Humanities recently organized a seminar on the importance of a free press in the new
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Han Kang and the win of South Korean Women
It is said that history is written by the victors. That may be true, but I argue that history is
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The Rise of Fantasy Literature in Bangladesh
The fantasy genre has seen a sudden insurgency in Bangladesh which mostly happened toward the middle of the 2010’s, when
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Memories, Tradition and Treasured moments
I. You remember days of old, when you spent your Ramadan days in the heat of the middle east –
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