A spring serenade: BracU celebrates Boshonto with colours
On February 18th, the Brac University Film Club (BUFC) and Brac University MONON (BUMONON) joined hands to welcome spring with
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TV & Film Review
The unforgettable Homebound
Homebound, directed by Neeraj Ghaywan, is an adaptation of Basharat Peer’s New York Times article “Taking Amrit Home”. This film
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Revisiting Joyland
Set in Lahore, Joyland follows the story of an unemployed Haider, who stays at home while his wife, Mumtaz, works.
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Dexter: An anticipated resurrection
Dexter, the American television drama based on characters created by novelist Jeff Lindsay for his book series, Dexter, ruled the
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Kothopokothon: Team Utshob shares laughter and warmth
On July 2nd, Brac University Film Club (BUFC) rolled out the red carpet for the cast and crew of the
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Goodbye, Joe Goldberg
“Hello, you.” As welcoming as this sounds, Joe Goldberg not only weaponized this to greet his victims but also successfully
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Mothers and Daughters in When Life Gives You Tangerines
Dear girls, what would you do if you could turn back time and give your mother the life she deserved?
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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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Cozy Up with these Christmas Classics
The holiday season is finally upon us, and there’s no better way to embrace the festive cheer than by cozying
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Littering inside BracU touches the sky.
Brac University has been the talk of town because of the stunning new campus. Just ayear in, the rooftop recently
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A day among the diplomatic spectrum
On November 8th, The International Association for Business Communicators (IABC) hosted the Diplomats’ Meet 2024 at our Brac University. A
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YouTube Talk Shows: Redefining Celebrity Interviews
With time, YouTube-based talk shows are taking over the traditional late-night TV shows now. YouTube talk shows like Hot Ones,
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The Gravity of Translated Literature
The importance of translated literature has existed always, but in recent decades, the weight of translated versions has escalated. Being
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Campus Life meets Hunger Games
Welcome to BRAC University, where navigating the daily campus life is akin to participating in an Olympic event. With our
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Breaking the Silence over Breast Cancer
A program for Breast Cancer Awareness was organized on October 30, 2024, with a collaboration between the Brac University Response
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BURed launches their first Research Journal “Reflection”
On October 30, the BRAC University Research for Development Club(BUReD) celebrated the successful launch of their very first research publication,
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Mastering the Art of Impactful Presentations with Rafsan Sabab
On October 27, 2024, the BRAC University Business Club (BIZ BEE) held an engaging workshop titled “Presentation for Attention” at
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A Guide to Therapeutic Media
It is not a surprising statement at this point that this semester has taken a ruthless toll on every aspect
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Laapataa Ladies demurs and unveils destinies
In Laapataa Ladies, entrenched stereotypes are challenged boldly. The film confronts the notion that labeling a girl as “over smart”
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The Art of Adaptation: Navigating the Complex Relationship Between Books and Movies
Movie adaptations of good books have been a topic of debate among bookworms and cinephiles for decades. The clash between
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About Time: a cult classic romantic comedy
What would you do if you had the ability to travel back in time? Tim, a typical “adorkable” Richard Curtis
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Barbie’s galactic empowerment journey lights up screens
Barbie’s galactic empowerment journey lights up screens In a year of cinematic constellations, ‘Barbie’ shines brightest, breaking box office records
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Grave of Fireflies: Depicting the significance of empathy
Grave of Fireflies is a semi-autobiographical story by Nosama Akiyuki that is popular among Japanese anime fans. It is based
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Duty After School: A story of youth and hope
The “Duty After School” series is a popular Korean drama that revolves around the lives of high school students, their struggles,
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The Sandman: representing dreams in a unique light
The Sandman is a fantasy drama series based on Neil Gaiman’s legendary graphic novels, published by DC comics and set
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Hawa: an authentic exploration of shanties and fishermen’s tales
On July 29th, Hawa was released in Bangladesh’s theatres. The mystery-drama film was a beautiful insight into the lives of
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Love, Death + Robots: spoofing the human experience
An experimental project by Netflix done right? The anthology series Love, Death+ Robots surely lives up to its splendour. Visually
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Rehana Maryam Noor: The complexity of holding ground
Abdullah Mohammad Saad’s film Rehana Mariam Noor was the first Bangladeshi film to be showcased at the 74th Cannes Film
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Moshari: not your typical fright flick
The rising Bangladeshi filmmaker Nuhash Humayun, comes up with another metaphorical short-film Moshari (2022). Like Pett Kata Shaw (2022), this
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