Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Monday, 13 July 2009
Sweetie Cutie MONALISA
She has got such a cute smile every guy will fall in love with. She's our dreamgirl, One and Only Monalisa ;)
Monalisa, the diva of bangladesh started off with miss photogenic 2000. Primarily a model, she has played several roles in dramas and telefilms. She is a trained dancer and has done several shows on stage. She is the heart throb of many in bangladesh and is considered the most beautiful model of the country. She is particularly famous for her amazing smile :)
Personal Info:
Birthday: 6th October
Favourite movie: Rehna hain tere dil main
Favourite singer: Habib, Bappa Mazumder, Asif, Tahsan and Ornob amongst others.
Favourite food: fish and vegetables
Favourite colour: Pink & White
Philosophy in life:If you do good deeds today you will reap its benefits in the future
Favourite spot: Cox's Bazaar & Italy
Monalisa has firm views about success. In her words, "Success is achieving what you set out to do. But I haven't got to that stage yet. Success is very important to me. I don't think any human being sets out in life to be a failure."
Beginning as a ramp model, Monalisa became popular for her outstanding appearance in television commercials that included cosmetics, soft drinks, dress materials, and electronic goods. Monalisa is also a promising actress of the small screen. She has acted in television plays including Bayosh Jokhon Ekhush, Kagojer Phool, Putro Daae and Humayun Ahmed's Trisna. Coming up next for Monalisa is Chayonika Chowdhury's ambitious venture Eid-ul-Fitr's special drama Akasher Shokal Shondha where she plays the character of a model.
Monalisa stepped into the media as a model in 1997. "My first scheduled performance as a professional model on television was just after I turned 15," says Monalisa. She has modeled for the commercials of Lilly beauty soap, Fizz-Up, Fair and Lovely, Meril Lemon Soap, Swan Coconut Oil, Jhony Print Saree, Toshiba Colour Television and many more.
She has received several awards such as Bangladesh Reporters Association award, BIMA Award from London, Dhallywood award from America, Channel-i performance award, Meril Daily Prothom Alo award 2002. "I was really happy and extremely emotional when I went up on stage to receive my Meril Daily Prothom Alo award 2002. At the same time I was in tears. That was certainly one of the most unforgettable days in my life," reminisces Monalisa.
She says, "Though I took part in all the extra-curricular activities such as dramatics, dance and singing competitions in school and college, I never missed out on my studies. I am quite a spirited girl and I put in my best. My work in the media was appreciated and I knew I would make a mark." Recently she has completed her H.S.C examination.
Ask about how she spends her free time, a smiling Monalisa says, "I love dancing and that's what I do whenever I'm free. I put on the music in my room and dance till I'm beat! My mother often screams from outside asking me to open the door."
Talking about her hopes and aspirations, Monalisa states, "I want all of us to work together to make our country a better place. Every morning each one of us should pledge to accomplish at least one noble deed and improve the society. We must accept people the way they are, and not judge them according to their religion and class. It's necessary to empathise with the less fortunate."
About her future plans, she explains, "I would like to get involved in business. I want to be known as a performer not a star. A lot of people have pinned their hopes on me, signed me on. All this means a lot of responsibilities. I will have to live up to their expectations. I promise to give it my best."
Monalisa, the diva of bangladesh started off with miss photogenic 2000. Primarily a model, she has played several roles in dramas and telefilms. She is a trained dancer and has done several shows on stage. She is the heart throb of many in bangladesh and is considered the most beautiful model of the country. She is particularly famous for her amazing smile :)
Personal Info:
Birthday: 6th October
Favourite movie: Rehna hain tere dil main
Favourite singer: Habib, Bappa Mazumder, Asif, Tahsan and Ornob amongst others.
Favourite food: fish and vegetables
Favourite colour: Pink & White
Philosophy in life:If you do good deeds today you will reap its benefits in the future
Favourite spot: Cox's Bazaar & Italy
Monalisa has firm views about success. In her words, "Success is achieving what you set out to do. But I haven't got to that stage yet. Success is very important to me. I don't think any human being sets out in life to be a failure."
Beginning as a ramp model, Monalisa became popular for her outstanding appearance in television commercials that included cosmetics, soft drinks, dress materials, and electronic goods. Monalisa is also a promising actress of the small screen. She has acted in television plays including Bayosh Jokhon Ekhush, Kagojer Phool, Putro Daae and Humayun Ahmed's Trisna. Coming up next for Monalisa is Chayonika Chowdhury's ambitious venture Eid-ul-Fitr's special drama Akasher Shokal Shondha where she plays the character of a model.
Monalisa stepped into the media as a model in 1997. "My first scheduled performance as a professional model on television was just after I turned 15," says Monalisa. She has modeled for the commercials of Lilly beauty soap, Fizz-Up, Fair and Lovely, Meril Lemon Soap, Swan Coconut Oil, Jhony Print Saree, Toshiba Colour Television and many more.
She has received several awards such as Bangladesh Reporters Association award, BIMA Award from London, Dhallywood award from America, Channel-i performance award, Meril Daily Prothom Alo award 2002. "I was really happy and extremely emotional when I went up on stage to receive my Meril Daily Prothom Alo award 2002. At the same time I was in tears. That was certainly one of the most unforgettable days in my life," reminisces Monalisa.
She says, "Though I took part in all the extra-curricular activities such as dramatics, dance and singing competitions in school and college, I never missed out on my studies. I am quite a spirited girl and I put in my best. My work in the media was appreciated and I knew I would make a mark." Recently she has completed her H.S.C examination.
Ask about how she spends her free time, a smiling Monalisa says, "I love dancing and that's what I do whenever I'm free. I put on the music in my room and dance till I'm beat! My mother often screams from outside asking me to open the door."
Talking about her hopes and aspirations, Monalisa states, "I want all of us to work together to make our country a better place. Every morning each one of us should pledge to accomplish at least one noble deed and improve the society. We must accept people the way they are, and not judge them according to their religion and class. It's necessary to empathise with the less fortunate."
About her future plans, she explains, "I would like to get involved in business. I want to be known as a performer not a star. A lot of people have pinned their hopes on me, signed me on. All this means a lot of responsibilities. I will have to live up to their expectations. I promise to give it my best."
Sunday, 12 July 2009
Banna Mirza
Our small screen is a kaleidoscope that presents various colours of life. Today, the television has become a powerful and effective medium that consists of a galaxy of dazzling stars. Many celebrities over the years have contributed to their respective fields and gained popularity as an acknowledgement for their dedication. One of them is Banna Mirza, whose beauty, grace and reflective demeanour have won the hearts of many.
In a freewheeling chat with The Daily Star, Banna talks about her life and professional experiences.
Banna Mirza earned her acting credentials through theatre and is known for her acting sensibilities. Talking about her early days, she says, “I thought of doing something just after I completed my HSC. I have been involved with the theatre troupe, Desh Natok, for 18 long years.” Hungry for variety, Banna has managed to dig roles that offer her scope to convey myriad emotions. Some of her memorable work on stage includes -- "Darpan-e Sharat Shashi," "Nittyo Puran," "Birsha Kabbyo," "Ghar Lopat" and many more.
The actress continues, “It was Saidul Anam Tutul and Salauddin Lavlu who inspired me to work in TV plays. 'Shukh-er Nongor' written by Ahmed Yusuf Saber was my first work on the small screen.” Banna says, “'Di Chokro Jan' directed by Salauddin Lavlu and written by Masum Reza; 'Ayesha Mongol' directed by Mostafa Sarwar Farooki and written by Anisul Haque; 'Bhogoban Ke Daki,' directed by Ashrafi Mithu and written by Masum Reza are my personal favourites.”
Talking about her vice and virtues, she says, “I'm a very professional person. I'm also very particular about my work and tend to be logical and focused at all times. I don't think that I'm overly emotional. At times I have difficulty controlling my temper, however, I manage to stay composed and poised most of the time.”
Speaking about her favourite medium, Banna says, “Theatre is my passion and it has its own values. I consider TV as my profession. Two very different thoughts are involved with each. There is only one thing in common -- one needs to be dedicated and give it his/her best shot.”
The audience seems to love the thespian's spontaneity and confidence as a TV show host as well. According to Banna, “Hosting shows is an interesting job if done fittingly. It is kind of fun interviewing people and discovering their individuality.”
On the personal front, Banna is happy and contended. She says, “My family is very supportive. My parents have never stopped me from doing something I want. My brothers and sisters are encouraging as well.”
Thursday, 9 July 2009
Janet (A hot model from dhaka)
Janet is 25 years of age. She is a hot ramp model from dhaka. Janet's vital stat is 34C-27-38. She is one of the hottest bitch in dhaka. She is easily fuckable. You can find her partying most of the time in hotel Regency on Thursday night.
Amreen the hottie from dhaka.
Amreen is a 23 year old girl from dhaka. She lives in dhanmondi. This girl is fucking horny. Only thing she is looking for is a partner who can satisfy her all night long. Here's couple of pic of this dhaka bitch. If you guys need her number then just send me a mail at: krazy.safat@gmail.com
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
RUPA IS CHANGE FOR GOOD
HE IS VERRY NICE GIRL.Many of us rather skeptical of anything new,especially new skincare products.But as the saying goes,change is always good,especially if it means younger looking skin.There is no more convincing test of proof than to try it for yourself.Thounds of women of india dermatologists and even celebritoes,have changed to OlayTotal Effects via the 'Olay Total Effects Chlalenge' for it's amazing anti-ageing results.All the women were ecstatic about the product.''After reading all about Olay Total Effects,I was totaly convinced by the science bheind it and had to give it a try,''satys rupa.''If it works for sushmita,it should work for me.'' she also said.It has even wowed beauty industry isiders and celebritise alike,all thanks to its powerful ingredient VitaNiacin.''After using the products for six to eight weeks,my skin feels softer,smoother and firmer.The fine lines and wrinkles have visibily reduced and I have also noticed a reduction in drank spots.I have fallen in love with my skin all over again.'' says Sushmita Sen as user of this.
ANJANS FASHION DIFFERENT NOW
The 15th Feb, of 1994 ANJAN’S first starts fashion design journey by its at Siddeshwari branch. At the beginning Anjan’s widely ntroduce achieved for its fashion designs and loveliness accessories.
The second branch of the Anjan’s opened at Dhanmondi near Sobhanbagh in 1998. In the November of 2001 Anjan’s established more two of the branches at Banani and rifle’s square (Dhanmondi). These prime causes Anjan’s clicked in the generals as well as fashionable customers. Besides male, female and babies garments Anjan’s making also home textiles and handicrafts that marketing run only on Anjan’s showrooms.
In the line on Bangladesh fashion design Anjan’s wing reached over the mass peoples. At first Anjan’s had only two workers but now Anjan’s has 70 over officers and workers and along with still engaged almost one thousand labours which are more rural female labour numbers. So, Anjan’s contribution is not only in the making fashion line rather has also arranged work arena among the poor village women. Mainly, Anjan’s fashion designs, quality and official works paper tasks controlled from at the Siddeswari branch office. There are design section, quality section, factory and administration.
The hard and hurry work attention of the design section and quality section spread out today's the Anjan’s stands. With all this sounds announcing Anjan’s proprietor Mr. Md. Shaheen Ahmmed hard and hurry work and sincerity.
The second branch of the Anjan’s opened at Dhanmondi near Sobhanbagh in 1998. In the November of 2001 Anjan’s established more two of the branches at Banani and rifle’s square (Dhanmondi). These prime causes Anjan’s clicked in the generals as well as fashionable customers. Besides male, female and babies garments Anjan’s making also home textiles and handicrafts that marketing run only on Anjan’s showrooms.
In the line on Bangladesh fashion design Anjan’s wing reached over the mass peoples. At first Anjan’s had only two workers but now Anjan’s has 70 over officers and workers and along with still engaged almost one thousand labours which are more rural female labour numbers. So, Anjan’s contribution is not only in the making fashion line rather has also arranged work arena among the poor village women. Mainly, Anjan’s fashion designs, quality and official works paper tasks controlled from at the Siddeswari branch office. There are design section, quality section, factory and administration.
The hard and hurry work attention of the design section and quality section spread out today's the Anjan’s stands. With all this sounds announcing Anjan’s proprietor Mr. Md. Shaheen Ahmmed hard and hurry work and sincerity.
Mirror life style
Mirror life style magazine - has the ambition to be the leading English magazine in up-market, glossy lifestyle magazine for men and women that brings style and substance to all aspects of Bangladeshi contemporary life. Mirror will provide a sophisticated and diverse array of articles, blending intelligent comment and stimulating features with outstanding photography, glamour and inform round-ups of the best in fashion, style, health and fitness, restaurants, travel, technology and the arts and design. It will offer a fresh perspective on the trendy and cultured cosmopolitan lifestyle its readers either enjoy or aspire to. Enhance Contents will be jewelry, trend, make-up, skin care, hair & beauty chronicles, beauty file, fashion, corporate interview, features, health & gym, profile, celebrity talk, current events, technology & business news, music section, shopping bazaar, mobile bazaar, hospitality & tourism, movie review, Hollywood-bollywood news, travels, interior, relationships, horoscope, readers mail and more.
It is our great privilege to inform you that The Monthly Mirror Magazine & Lifestyle is now being published regularly enriched with an artistic vision that spells out fashion, lifestyle, and beauty beyond its normal boundary of business world. Accordingly we have more than five lakh readers around the country. Mirror Lifestyle Magazine has been getting huge response from its passionate readers, as soon as it hits the fashion market of the major cities - Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Barishal and Sylhet. Now circulation is about 50,000 copy & in-flight magazine of major Airlines like Qatar Airways, Best Air & GMG etc.To view this, we have decided to bring out special issue of the Monthly Mirror Fashion & Lifestyle focusing on Monthly Mirror Fashion & Lifestyle focused on Fashion, Jewellery, Travel, Skincare, Health, Music, Bollywood Gossip, Interviews, Lifestyle, Business, Food, Telecom, Relationship, Interiors & Decor, Hospitality, Aviation, Entertainment etc. We earnestly expect your kind co-operation for publishing your exclusive interview and company’s profile in our upcoming special issue. Besides, we expect your favour by contributing one advertisement based on your various brands. We strongly feel that our Monthly Mirror Fashion & Lifestyle will definitely serve your company’s interest, such as increasing the brand image, creating brand awareness & loyalty, etc. Your kind assistance, suggestions, recommendations & friendly hands will be highly appreciated and also will help us to serve you better.
It is our great privilege to inform you that The Monthly Mirror Magazine & Lifestyle is now being published regularly enriched with an artistic vision that spells out fashion, lifestyle, and beauty beyond its normal boundary of business world. Accordingly we have more than five lakh readers around the country. Mirror Lifestyle Magazine has been getting huge response from its passionate readers, as soon as it hits the fashion market of the major cities - Dhaka, Chittagong, Khulna, Rajshahi, Barishal and Sylhet. Now circulation is about 50,000 copy & in-flight magazine of major Airlines like Qatar Airways, Best Air & GMG etc.To view this, we have decided to bring out special issue of the Monthly Mirror Fashion & Lifestyle focusing on Monthly Mirror Fashion & Lifestyle focused on Fashion, Jewellery, Travel, Skincare, Health, Music, Bollywood Gossip, Interviews, Lifestyle, Business, Food, Telecom, Relationship, Interiors & Decor, Hospitality, Aviation, Entertainment etc. We earnestly expect your kind co-operation for publishing your exclusive interview and company’s profile in our upcoming special issue. Besides, we expect your favour by contributing one advertisement based on your various brands. We strongly feel that our Monthly Mirror Fashion & Lifestyle will definitely serve your company’s interest, such as increasing the brand image, creating brand awareness & loyalty, etc. Your kind assistance, suggestions, recommendations & friendly hands will be highly appreciated and also will help us to serve you better.
Arong Bangladesh
stablished in 1978,Aarong is a fair trade
organisation
What's New?
dedicated to bring about positive changes in the lives of disadvantaged artisans and underprivileged rural women by reviving and promoting their skills and craft. Reaching out to weavers, potters, brass workers, jewellers, jute workers, basket weavers, wood carvers, leather workers and more, Aarong embraces and nurtures a diverse representation of 65,000 artisans, 85% of whom are women. Today, Aarong has become the foundation upon which independent cooperative groups and family-based artisans market their craft, in an effort to position the nation’s handicraft industry on a world platform of appreciation and acknowledgement
Today, few urban consumers will argue that Aarong is the local Mecca for deshi handicraft. Aarong’s product designs has brought consumer attention back to the products and styles that are indigenous to Bangladesh, its designers blending the traditional with the contemporary in a manner that has won instant consumer appeal, starting a revolution in trends that has now been taken up by countless other boutiques and stores. Aarong’s product designs focus on the diverse types and textures of crafts and patterns that have been passed along from generation to generation among weavers and artisans in craft hubs around the country. Aarong also plays the role of protector and promoter of traditional Bangladeshi products and designs. It houses an extensive design library where remnants of our rich craft heritage, such as Nakshikantha art and Jamdani patterns, have been widely researched and archived for present as well as future use.
Today, few urban consumers will argue that Aarong is the local Mecca for deshi handicraft. Aarong’s product designs has brought consumer attention back to the products and styles that are indigenous to Bangladesh, its designers blending the traditional with the contemporary in a manner that has won instant consumer appeal, starting a revolution in trends that has now been taken up by countless other boutiques and stores. Aarong’s product designs focus on the diverse types and textures of crafts and patterns that have been passed along from generation to generation among weavers and artisans in craft hubs around the country. Aarong also plays the role of protector and promoter of traditional Bangladeshi products and designs. It houses an extensive design library where remnants of our rich craft heritage, such as Nakshikantha art and Jamdani patterns, have been widely researched and archived for present as well as future use.
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