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Tue 20 Jul 2021 1:00 PM

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Although Covid-19 and its restrictions have taken a heavy toll on TV shows, the country’s major TV stations have run special programs for Eid-Ul-Azha. Here is a list of shows you can watch during the Eid holidays.

To entertain the children this Eid-Ul-Azha, BTV has offered three special episodes of “Sisimpur”. The first two episodes will air on the first two days of Eid at 1:05 p.m., while the last episode will air on the third day of Eid at 9:30 a.m.

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Sisimpur

The special live music show “Gaaner Kheya” will air at 11:30 pm on Deepto TV. The seven-part Eid special drama “Gangster Goni Bhai”, starring Mir Sabbir, Tanjika Amin and Sujat Shimul, will premiere at 5:30 am on the same day. The series is directed by Mostofa Monon and Firoz Kobir Dollar.

Chayanika Chowdhury’s Eid special production “Andho Jolchobi” will air at 9:50 pm on Maasranga Television on the first day of Eid. Produced by Dolly Iqbal and written by Iffat Arefin Mahmud, “Andho Jolchobi” features Sadia Islam Mou, Khairul Basher and Moushumi Mou among others.

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Andho Jolchobi

The music show “Rock Carnival” will air on BTV at 5:10 pm on the first day of Eid. The show will feature performances from eight popular musical groups from Bangladesh, namely Chirkutt, Arbovirus, Black, Nova, Mechanics, Indalo, Pentagon and Trainwreck. The show, produced by Fazle Azam Jewel, will be hosted by Muniah Islam.

Special TV-fiction Eid “Hello Shunchen”? , will be broadcast on the first day of Eid at 7:40 a.m. on Channel i. Starring Afran Nisho and Tanjin Tisha in the lead roles, it is directed by Mizanur Rahman Aryan, who also wrote the screenplay for the project. “Hello Shunchhen? Is based on a story by young writer Rashat Rahman Zico.

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Rock carnival

The TV drama “Procchod”, starring Mosharraf Karim, Tareq Anam Khan and Tania Brishty, will air on the first day of Eid at 7:55 pm on NTV. The production is written and directed by Forhad Alam. The romantic television drama “Plus 4.5”, starring Afran Nisho and Mehazabein Chowdhury, will air at 9:30 p.m. on the same day.

Hanif Sanket’s family and social drama “Juger Hujuge” will air at 8:50 am on NTV on the first day of Eid. The production features Abul Hayat, Dilara Zaman, Mir Sabbir, Sarika Sharmin and Subhasish Bhoumik, among many others.

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Midnight Sun

A live television broadcast showed rockets landing near the Afghan presidential palace in Kabul on Tuesday during prayers for the Muslim holiday of Eidul Adha.

No injuries were reported at the time. According to TV reports, President Ashraf Ghani and others in the region had to stop praying when several powerful explosions rocked the region.

Participants panicked after the blasts, according to a video released by local media.

According to Tolonews, the rockets were launched from the Parwan-e-Se neighborhood in Kabul District 18, north of the city. “The rockets landed in the areas of Bagh-e-Ali Mardan and Chaman-e-Hozori in District 1 of Kabul and the area of ​​Manabe Bashari in District 2 of Kabul,” he added.

A national television video shows the moment rockets landed near the presidential palace during Eid prayers this morning. pic.twitter.com/WmEniyfLfM

– TOLOnews (@TOLOnews) July 20, 2021

No casualties

The first rocket attack on Kabul since the Taliban began a series of offensives coinciding with the final withdrawal of Western forces from the war-torn nation, despite no immediate claims of credit.

The sound of the oncoming missiles shattered the quiet of the early morning vacation audible through the highly guarded Green Zone, which is home to the Presidential Palace as well as many embassies, including the US Mission.

“All the rockets hit three different parts,” Interior Ministry spokesman Mirwais Stanikzai said.

Three rockets appeared to have been launched from a van, he said.

“Based on our initial information, we have no casualties. “

Ghani began his speech in the country minutes after the attack, in the presence of several of his senior officials.

Last year, when hundreds of people attended President Ashraf Ghani’s inauguration ceremony, the presidential palace was attacked, forcing some to escape.

Daesh claimed responsibility for the explosions.

Tuesday’s attack comes as the Taliban launch a massive offensive across the country as foreign troops near the end of a troop withdrawal that is expected to end on August 31.

It also comes a day after more than a dozen diplomatic missions in Kabul called for an “urgent end” to the Taliban’s military offensive, saying it was at odds with claims they want a deal. policy to end the conflict.

The statement comes after another round of unproductive negotiations between the Afghan government and the Taliban in Doha over the weekend, which many believed would revive the stalled peace process.

Read more: https://pakobserver.net/international/

WWE has a number of TV shows that have been canceled for various reasons. Let’s watch five WWE shows that you will probably remember.

WWE Saturday Morning Slam

I’ve always thought the Saturday morning boulder was perfect for wrestling, but WWE took the ‘meet the kids’ approach and ran with it. TV-G rated, WWE Slam removed the blows and drops to the head and neck.

The result was a very bland and not very exciting product and a show that hadn’t even been around for a while. Apparently WWE and Saban — yes, Power rangers-Saban — couldn’t agree on the creative direction of the show.

Where could they have gone with WWE Slam is a guess.

The madness of the WWF

To stay in the routine of Saturday morning, The madness of the WWF was a recap show that featured an exclusive match. Not only that, but fans could call. It took place from 1993 to 1995 and was essentially WWF LiveWire before this show debuted.

It’s an interesting show because it just got deleted instead of failing and being cut.

WWF Super Astros

Another show that was interrupted was WWF Super Astros. This show took place in markets with high Latino demographics and featured luchadors. If you remember Max Mini and other luchadors who were in WWF in the early 90s, Super Astros is the main reason they were there.

The best way to explain it is that 1993 BELIEVED with the luchadors as the main talent in the ring.

WWE Slam City

WWE’s second cartoon was the one that wasn’t going to last. WWE Slam City was mixed with NickToons as two-minute shorts. Personally, I liked Slam city and it probably should have been just a show on The Network with longer episodes.

ECW

The revival of Extreme Championship Wrestling as a brand of WWE was interesting at first. WWE brought in originals, mixed them with their own superstars, and created this very improvised brand that obviously wasn’t on par with RAW and SmackDown.

ECW became a TV staple early on, but lasted longer than I expected. This show was doomed to failure as the ECW concept was finished in the early 2000s.

As for ECW, very little of note came out of it outside of some exciting games at the start and the title reigns supreme for the guys the company was striving to put in the world title photo.

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