National newspaper reports, television talk-show broadcasts, and twenty-two cultural and literary essays authored by Ahasan Imam in leading Bangladeshi dailies.
Following the July 31, 2026 unveiling of the monsoon music album বাদলা স্মৃতি (Badla Smriti) at 'At the Table' in Eskaton, Dhaka, and the release of its lead music video 'Vijiye Diyo Na' (sung by Dilshad Nahar Kona, written and directed by Ahasan Imam, and composed by Shan Shaik), numerous English and Bengali newspapers and broadcast portals published reports on the project.
Reports on the release of Dilshad Nahar Kona's monsoon song 'Bhijiye Diyo Na' from the album 'Badla Smriti', noting that all lyrics were written and music videos directed by Jahangirnagar University faculty member Ahasan Imam, with music composed by Shan Saik. Features a direct English statement from Ahasan Imam on capturing Bengal's rainy season through lyrics, music, and visuals.
English-language entertainment feature covering the Saturday unveiling of 'Badla Smriti' in Eskaton and the premiere of 'Bhijiye Diyo Na', highlighting Ahasan Imam as lyricist and director and noting the inclusion of a patriotic song on the album alongside monsoon tracks.
Kona Busy on US Music Tour, New Song Released at Home
Covers the release of 'Bhijiye Diyo Na' on the MusicArt Station YouTube channel while vocalist Kona was touring the United States, quoting lyricist and director Ahasan Imam and composer Shan Shaik on the monsoon album project.
'Badla Smriti' Released on a Shraban Day
Online broadcast portal report on the Shraban unveiling of 'Badla Smriti' at Eskaton, detailing the collaboration between lyricist and director Ahasan Imam, composer Shan Shaik, and vocalists Dilshad Nahar Kona, Jhilik, Shan Shaik, Rehana Rasool, and Pintu Ghosh.
'Badla Smriti' Opens with Kona's Song
Entertainment report covering the launch of 'Badla Smriti' through its opening track 'Bhijiye Diyo Na' sung by Dilshad Nahar Kona, noting that three music videos directed by Ahasan Imam were screened at the unveiling ceremony.
'Badla Smriti' Written and Directed by Ahasan Imam
Detailed cultural report on the 'Badla Smriti' album launch that also profiles Ahasan Imam's academic career at Jahangirnagar University, his published books, and his short films.
Monsoon Song Album 'Badla Smriti' Released
Covers the Dhaka launch ceremony of 'Badla Smriti' and the screening of three monsoon music videos directed by Ahasan Imam.
'Badla Smriti' Album Released
Print entertainment report on the album launch ceremony in Eskaton, quoting Ahasan Imam on the tradition of monsoon songs from Rabindranath Tagore and Kazi Nazrul Islam to contemporary Bengali music.
'Badla Smriti' with Monsoon Songs
Feature by the Ronger Manush Desk on the monsoon album 'Badla Smriti' written and directed by Jahangirnagar University faculty member Ahasan Imam.
Kona's 'Badla Smriti'
Reports on the release of Kona's track 'Bhijiye Diyo Na' from 'Badla Smriti', noting filming locations in Savar and cast members Imtu Ratish, Nowrin, and Joly.
Kona's Monsoon Song
Brief print report on the Friday release of Dilshad Nahar Kona's monsoon song 'Bhijiye Diyo Na', with lyrics by Ahasan Imam and music by Shan Shaik.
Imtu Ratish in Monsoon Song Music Video
News photocard highlighting model and actor Imtu Ratish filming a monsoon music video in the rain under Ahasan Imam's direction for the 'Badla Smriti' project.
Selected press reports, television dialogues, and festival coverage highlighting Ahasan Imam's work in short cinema, literary criticism, and academic folklore research.
Director Ahasan's Short Film 'Journey'
Profiles Ahasan Imam's short film 'Journey' (জার্নি), produced by Sahiba Mahbub, detailing its depiction of working-class commuters and its location shoots across Sadarghat, Airport Railway Station, Science Lab, Savar, and the Paturia–Daulatdia Ferry Ghat.
Enigma TV Special Program on Amar Ekushey Book Fair — 'Scent of a New Cover'
Televised literary conversation on the Amar Ekushey Book Fair hosted by Dr. Islam Shafiq, featuring Ahasan Imam (Associate Professor, Department of Bangla, Jahangirnagar University) as invited discussant.
How is the Tourism Sector Changing with New Technology and Facilities? | Proshnottor
Full 21-minute television broadcast of Green TV's talk show 'Proshnottor', hosted by Ahasan Imam.
Cultural essays, memoirs, and literary reflections published in Prothom Alo, Daily Bangladesh, Barta24, and Risingbd.
“Chapainawabganj in the Documentary Charter of Research-Based Folk Culture”
“Jasimuddin's 'Kabar' [The Grave] and Life”
“What Ekushey Speaks”
“Ghatu Songs of the Tangail Region”
“Lathikhela [Traditional Stick-Fighting Sport] of Tangail”
“Dombi Outside the City”
“The Playful World of Joyful Childhood”
“Importance Must Be Given to Youth Mental Health”
“Children of Immortality Never Die”
“O Do Not Go Outside the House Today”
“Childhood in Vowels”
“'Selfhood / Individual Responsibility' is Essential in Preventing Corona”
“A Stitch in Time Saves Nine”
“The Corona Crisis is Deepening: What Should Be Done”
“Devotion Will Not Succeed Once Time Has Passed”
“The Fire Festival 'Bharabura'”
“Fiery Slogans”
“'Malaya' of Interfaith Harmony”
“Agrahayan [Late Autumn] at Jahangirnagar”
“Dhaka's Air Pollution is a Cause for Concern / Dhaka's Air Pollution and What We Should Do”
“Ghosts in Bengali Folk Beliefs and Festivals”
