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Celebrity-Fan Platform 'Hello Superstars' Launches Star-Studded Podcast Series 'Talk of the Town'

Hosted by Mirakkel Alumnus Khalid Mahbub Turjo, Show Features Deep-Dive Conversations with Gias Uddin Selim, Animesh Aich, Azad Abul Kalam, and Kazi Nawshaba Ahmed

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Entertainment Desk • 1 Oct • 2 min read

Celebrity-Fan Platform 'Hello Superstars' Launches Star-Studded Podcast Series 'Talk of the Town'
Host Khalid Mahbub Turjo engages with prominent media personalities on the set of Talk of the Town produced by Hello Superstars.

Celebrity-fan engagement platform 'Hello Superstars' has launched a new podcast series titled Talk of the Town, bringing together prominent Bangladeshi filmmakers, actors, and musicians for in-depth personal discussions.

Hosted by Khalid Mahbub Turjo—a popular performer who rose to fame during season six of the comedy show Mirakkel—the podcast aims to explore the unscripted personal lives, artistic philosophy, and career journeys of entertainment figures. Featured guests across released and upcoming episodes include acclaimed directors Gias Uddin Selim and Animesh Aich, actors Azad Abul Kalam, Rashed Mamun Apu, Imtiaz Barshon, Kazi Nawshaba Ahmed, Sharline Farzana, and Sabrin Azad, model Tanzida Zakir, and musicians Pulak Adhikary and Probor Ripon. Highlighting audience engagement with the initial episodes, Hello Superstars Founder Chairman Dr. Kamrul Ahsan stated that the podcast represents a new initiative to bridge the gap between celebrities and their fanbase, promising additional content additions to the platform.

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