ndira Gandhi Cultural Centre is organising an evening of Hindustani Classical Vocal Music by Rabin Chowdhury at Kobi Sufia Kamal Auditorium of Bangladesh National Museum, Shahbagh in the capital today. Rabin Chowdhury learnt Classical Music at Sur Saptak Sangeet Vidyapit and completed the six year course with First Class. After that he came in contact with Swarnamoy Chakraborty who has been his music guru for ten years. He was also a disciple of Pandit Tushar Dutta of the Kirana and Agra Gharana. During his musical career Rabin Chowdhury has come in contact with eminent musicians of India and Bangladesh such as Pandit Nirmalya Dey, Pandit Dilip Das, Dhrupadia Sayeed Nafeesuddin Dagar and Aneesuddin Dagar, Ustad Shahadat Hossain Khan, Ustad Rabiul Islam, Azad Rahman and Pandit Niharranjan Bandopadhyay. Rabin Chowdhury has performed in various classical music conferences. Some of his best performances include Classical Music (Khayal) at the Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture, Kolkata, the Behala Marga Music Circle, Kolkata and the India Habitat centre New Delhi. He has also performed in radio and TV programmes in Bangladesh. Where: Nat’l Museum, Shahbag

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According to Entertainment Weekly, the 32-year-old actor revealed that she experienced the most happiest moment of her life when the embargo for her movie was lifted.
She said, “It was a Thursday evening and I knew they were lifting the embargo for the reviews at 9:00pm. It was my first time going through such a thing. Usually, I’m not in the loop on when the studio is lifting the embargo. So I put my six-year-old daughter to bed and I said, ‘You need to fall asleep, I need to do some work tonight.’ And of course that night she was very much awake. I said, ‘Okay. I'm going to bring my computer and sit next to you until you fall asleep.”
Prior to Wonder Woman, Gadot had debuted in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. While she felt as though she and director Patty Jenkins were crafting something ‘special’ while working together, she was largely unprepared for what came next.