Spotlight
Lamisa R | NY
Lamisa Reza is a Bangladeshi writer and media strategist based in New York. Her work examines how digital platforms, culture, and community storytelling shape modern urban life. Blending research with lived experience, she explores how South Asians negotiate identity, visibility, and representation in global spaces.
As Co-Founder of TINDS, Lamisa focuses on elevating South Asian voices, spotlighting immigrant entrepreneurs, and building narratives that connect culture, innovation, and community impact.
Lamisa R | NY
Lamisa Reza is a Bangladeshi writer and media strategist based in New York. Her work examines how digital platforms, culture, and community storytelling shape modern urban life. Blending research with lived experience, she explores how South Asians negotiate identity, visibility, and representation in global spaces.
As Co-Founder of TINDS, Lamisa focuses on elevating South Asian voices, spotlighting immigrant entrepreneurs, and building narratives that connect culture, innovation, and community impact.
Ahmed Hasan Sunny: The Musical Muse of Youngsters in Bangladesh
Ahmed Hasan Sunny music isn’t just heard—it’s felt. His lyrics are carved from the rawness of life itself, each word carrying the weight of untold stories, deep sorrow, and unapologetic truths. Sunny’s songs are more than melodies; they speak directly…
SMASHBengali: The Journey of a British-Bengali Content Creator
In the digital age, talent knows no borders, and creativity can travel across continents with the click of a button. Hashu Mohammed, more commonly known as SMASHBengali over social media, is a British Bengali content creator who found his passion…
M Aminur Rahman: Capturing Love and Traditions of Bangladesh
In the heart of Bangladesh’s vibrant culture, where tradition and modernity blend seamlessly, a talented photographer is making waves by capturing some of life’s most precious moments. Meet M Aminur Rahman, a Bangladeshi photographer whose lens documents love stories and…
Unknown facts about your beloved Arabian Fast Food
If you’re someone belonging from Dhaka and from the 90s era, it is unbelievable that you haven’t visited or had a meal from The Arabian Fast Food located in Dhanmondi Road No. 5. The Fast Food place is a place…
Ata Mohammad Adnan: The Inspiring Rise of a Bangladeshi Wedding Photography Icon
Bangladeshi weddings are a vibrant tapestry of traditions and customs, each holding profound cultural significance. From the colorful Mehndi ceremonies to the solemnity of the Nikah, every moment captured tells a story beyond what meets the eye. A skilled photographer…
Changing the Face of Indian Food in the West: Chintan Pandya & Roni Mazumdar
Certain individuals stand out as true visionaries in the ever-changing world of cuisine, transforming the culinary landscape with their unique thoughts and perfect execution. Among them are Chintan Pandya and Roni Mazumdar, two energetic individuals who have made important contributions…
“About Damn Time”: A Must-See Concert for Fans of South Asian Music and Culture
South Asian music has been known to have deep roots in the old traditional and classical genres. BNE, or Bangla New Era, a platform dedicated to empowering artists and musicals alike, is holding a concert titled “About Damn Time.” With…
DJ Rekha: The Indian-American DJ Who Brought Bhangra to North America
Rekha Malhotra, better known as DJ Rekha, is a musician, DJ, producer, curator, and activist. They are credited for popularizing Bhangra music in North America, with their first album, DJ Rekha Presents Basement Bhangra, released in 2007, fusing the Indian…
GMB Akash: The Story of the Bangladeshi Story-Teller
GMB Akash, a man recognized for his outstanding photography skills and storytelling all over social media, not just nationally but internationally. He was born in 1977 and subconsciously started taking pictures from 1996 until now when he says he has…
The Hilarious Rise of Shafi Hossain: A Bangladeshi Stand-Up Comedian in New York
Shafi Hossain, a stand-up comedian from Bangladesh, has been making waves in the New York comedy scene with his unique humor. Shafi moved to New York City to study Chemical Engineering before he went on to pursue his dreams of…