101 Section 42 (Summer 23)

‘’The artist is not a special kind of person; rather, each person is a special kind of artist.’’— Ananda Coomaraswamy My life's journey was entwined with the vibrant hues of painting from the young age of three. I discovered comfort in the rhythm of my voice and the brushstrokes of a paintbrush while attending a cultural school. The basis of a lifelong association with art as a way of stress reduction and self-discovery was laid throughout those formative years. The classroom became my haven, where I would spend hours every day singing and creating, seemingly forgetting about the rigors of growing up. I had no idea that this exposure to art would usher in a life-changing voyage . At the age of four, I was granted an opportunity that would forever alter my perception of self. A performance on Rabindra Sarobar's stage exposed me to an audience of hundreds. Art has not only become a haven for me, but also a means for me to express my emotions and thoughts to the rest of the world....

The night hung heavy, like a storm ready to burst. The street lay quiet and dark as if the world itself had fallen asleep. In this eerie calm, a van sat in the shadows, its windows blacked out. Inside, Murdock Jensen, a man lost to his own madness, sang a sorrowful tune to himself. He stared at an old, gloomy building, his eyes filled with a desperate longing to make his dreams come true. Rain poured down, making the night even darker. Murdock stepped out of the van and walked to a puddle near the building. His reflection stared back at him – a sad, pale man with blue eyes that spoke of deep sadness. His hair was no longer bright, and his face was rough with stubble. "This is it," he muttered, his voice barely a whisper. He crept back to the van, his heart pounding. Rain fell harder, adding to the tension in the air. The door of the old building groaned open, and a small figure emerged into the dim light. It was a girl with blonde hair, delicate and fragile. Murdock lunged at...

          In the realm of cinema, certain films stand out not only for their storytelling prowess but also for the lasting impact they leave on audiences. "The Shawshank Redemption," directed by Frank Darabont and based on a novella by Stephen King, is one such cinematic gem. Released in 1994, the film continues to captivate viewers with its powerful narrative, exceptional performances, and exploration of themes like hope, friendship, and the indomitable human spirit.  "The Shawshank Redemption" follows the story of Andy Dufresne, a banker who is wrongfully convicted of murdering his wife and her lover. He is sentenced to life in Shawshank State Penitentiary, a maximum-security prison. There, he encounters a colorful cast of inmates and staff, including Ellis "Red" Redding, a long-time prisoner known for his resourcefulness and wisdom. The film delves into the challenges Andy faces within the prison, his efforts to adapt, and his remarkable friendship with...

  TV shows need to stop renewing seasons. I don’t mean to say that we should stick to one season stories, instead writers, directors and producers should stick with their original plan. Every time I hear that a shows been renewed due to popular demand a shiver runs down my spine. More often than not this means more filler content is coming out, and it ensures an unsatisfying ending. These strong feelings of renewal were instilled within me by Grey’s Anatomy, The Black List, and Criminal Minds. At some point it is time to call it quits, there is nothing of substance going on in these shows. It’s not so bad that it’s good, it’s just dreadfully boring. Another crime of television was Game of Thrones. The story started off one way and ended up in another planet. HBO wanted to add more seasons and the writers said no, they just wanted to move on to their next project but for some reason refused to hand it over to someone else. Why would every single character survive a war against the u...

 There is no children who does not like to play. When we were kids we all liked to play. Be it indoor games or outdoor games. Just like that me as a kid loved playing games, specially the outdoor ones like Football and cricket to be exact. My School was Dhaka Residential Model college. I'm pretty sure you know about this institution. And if not, let me tell you this is the largest single institution in Dhaka with an Area of 52 acres of land. There were about 14 fields in my school and every student loved to play in those fields of our school. I would regularly play cricket and sometimes football in the tiffin period and after the school was over with my school friends. I would also go play in the fields near my home in the afternoon with my friends in the neighborhood. It was a regular routine of my life. And i really enjoyed it. Infact most of the children would.  Dhaka Residential Model College  This went on for about 2 years. Until one-day in 2015, i was playing cricke...

 In the vibrant world of anime, Link click was a unique anime series which catch almost everyone’s heart. At a first glance it seems like an ordinary anime but Link Click is far from ordinary, lighthearted drama. It takes a dark thrilling turn and the climax of the series escalates faster than anyone can Imagine. So, before jumping right into it, let’s look at its origin in short. Link Click (Shiguang Dailiren “Time Agents”) is an original Chinese Anime series written and directed by Li Haoling and produced by LAN Studio.   It was aired on Bilibili and Funimation on April 30, 2021 and Its still ongoing series and released up to 8th episode. The total series is on Mandarin Chinese Language Now let’s dive right into the Characters of the series. Cheng Xiaoshi: He’s a carefree, impulsive, emotional and annoying character playing as one of the main roles in this series. The owner of the Time Photo Studio. He possesses the ability to enter the photo world and possess a designa...

BLOG-1 Cooking, to me, is extra than a interest; it is a thrilling journey that brings me great pleasure. stepping into the kitchen is like coming into a realm of limitless possibilities, in which I rework simple ingredients into culinary masterpieces. The rhythmic chopping, the sizzling pans, and the rich aromas that fill the air create a symphony that resonates with my soul. each dish I put together is a canvas, and the ingredients are my vibrant palette. it's a shape of self-expression that lets in me to combo flavors, test with techniques, and craft dishes that go away lasting memories. The kitchen is not only a area; it's wherein I find solace and creativity. it's where I task myself, attempt new recipes, and create my very own. whether i'm recreating a cherished family recipe or inventing some thing entirely new, each second spent cooking is an journey. Sharing my culinary creations with buddies and family, witnessing their leisure, and knowing that i've creat...