Guest: Rudan Al Amin (Trinan) CEO and Founder, Dhaka Broadcast . We talk about the struggles we see in the entertainment industry and how we can play our parts in improving it. . Music was THE thing that brought us all together. So I decided to invite someone who is very close to me and is directly involved in the music scene right now. This episode is probably not gonna be a "fun" episode. But I had to do it cause the recent concerts in Dhaka have been messing with my mental health and I had to vent. So this is me, venting. Thanks for watching. - Rudro
It's not just about the ticket price, and to some extent, it's not entirely the management's fault either. It's about us and our mentality: "I can break it, and I will break it, no matter what." We need to change our behavior.
I don't think that the people who really care about music and the artists will go to mass concerts in the future if the situation continues to be like this. I convinced my parents and went to Dhaka from Khulna with my other five friends just to hear 'Black' once in my life. But after the experience, I don't think I'll ever be excited for a concert in Bangladesh anymore...😅
hae bhai shob akhon management er dosh ai manush gular kunu dosh nai jara bosti mannerless er moto gate hudai bhenge dhuke pore jader mentality ato tuccho je akta concert e artist ke respect na kore aro poribesh ta nosto kore nijer anondo furtir jonno tao pay na kore jeikhane hajar hajar manush shei jinish tar jonno pay kore
1. Too many people 2. ticket price 3. management 4. venue 5. sound I think these are some of the problems that you guys talked about. One thing that can be done is changing the wristband counter location, as Trinan bhai suggested they could do it one day earlier. Alternatively, they can also try to set up different booths in different spots on the concert day, away from the venue. They could either set up the booths within a 2 km radius or in different locations in Dhaka, like 3 in Mirpur, 2 in Uttara, and 5 in Banani/Gulshan. This way, they will only have confirmed attendees near the venue without long lines for checking and confirming. Good planning obviously can be done by the management if they really think about all the corner cases while planning (like food stalls and all). I don’t think lowering ticket prices will help control the crowd. Gold Sounds and venues may need some good investment from business people. Finally, as a nation, we are not that civilized tbh. So there will always be some sort of people problems from the general public, but such things can be managed somehow. In the end, there must be some solution to every problem.
Shouvik bro talked something about having the iron wire (kata taar). He does make sense. The only way people follow rules in any part of the world is for the fear of consequences which seems to not be the case in Bangladesh. Don't you think it'd work?
Even if Trinan Bhai is not a part of The Dhaka Guys, Trinan Bhai matched the vibe and energy; Unlike that Sameer Bhogchod. Trinan Bhai's cameo in “Jus Like A Podcast” used to be good as well.
Guest:
Rudan Al Amin (Trinan)
CEO and Founder, Dhaka Broadcast
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We talk about the struggles we see in the entertainment industry and how we can play our parts in improving it.
.
Music was THE thing that brought us all together. So I decided to invite someone who is very close to me and is directly involved in the music scene right now. This episode is probably not gonna be a "fun" episode. But I had to do it cause the recent concerts in Dhaka have been messing with my mental health and I had to vent. So this is me, venting.
Thanks for watching.
- Rudro
Reasons why Rudro likes being at a concert:
1. Music
2. Vibe and chill
3. ONEKGULA MEYE ASHE
DOST MEYE ASCHEEE!!!
It's not just about the ticket price, and to some extent, it's not entirely the management's fault either. It's about us and our mentality: "I can break it, and I will break it, no matter what." We need to change our behavior.
I don't think that the people who really care about music and the artists will go to mass concerts in the future if the situation continues to be like this.
I convinced my parents and went to Dhaka from Khulna with my other five friends just to hear 'Black' once in my life. But after the experience, I don't think I'll ever be excited for a concert in Bangladesh anymore...😅
1:12:57 a edit korte vule gese 😭 raw footage marse .... anyways Vai thanks for talking about those facts ✨
Its feels like Dhaka guys der sathe adda dichhi nice 👍
You can't blame the crowd. The organizers should spend enough money on managers who can actually manage the shows.
hae bhai shob akhon management er dosh ai manush gular kunu dosh nai jara bosti mannerless er moto gate hudai bhenge dhuke pore jader mentality ato tuccho je akta concert e artist ke respect na kore aro poribesh ta nosto kore nijer anondo furtir jonno tao pay na kore jeikhane hajar hajar manush shei jinish tar jonno pay kore
Bhai, eto joldi arekta episode ashche yt khulei jokhon dekhsi mukhe ar buke ekta alada shanti lege gese.
Pleaseee keep em coming!!😊
This has to be one of my favorite podcasts ever!
Omg I only watch for rudrooo✨
I totally agree with Rudro here.
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You guys were my childhood🙌🏼❤️
1. Too many people
2. ticket price
3. management
4. venue
5. sound
I think these are some of the problems that you guys talked about. One thing that can be done is changing the wristband counter location, as Trinan bhai suggested they could do it one day earlier. Alternatively, they can also try to set up different booths in different spots on the concert day, away from the venue. They could either set up the booths within a 2 km radius or in different locations in Dhaka, like 3 in Mirpur, 2 in Uttara, and 5 in Banani/Gulshan. This way, they will only have confirmed attendees near the venue without long lines for checking and confirming. Good planning obviously can be done by the management if they really think about all the corner cases while planning (like food stalls and all). I don’t think lowering ticket prices will help control the crowd. Gold Sounds and venues may need some good investment from business people. Finally, as a nation, we are not that civilized tbh. So there will always be some sort of people problems from the general public, but such things can be managed somehow. In the end, there must be some solution to every problem.
1st one!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This podcast also like a concert to mee. Hugee mann. respect RUDRO bhaiya .
Shouvik bro talked something about having the iron wire (kata taar). He does make sense. The only way people follow rules in any part of the world is for the fear of consequences which seems to not be the case in Bangladesh. Don't you think it'd work?
Y'all were throwing shade at the Abdul Hannan thing, weren't you? :p
What were the uprising band names you mentioned? Apart from Dads in the park.
Firoze Jong
ডিয়ার সৌভিক আপনি কথা কম বলবেন,আপনার কথাগুলা হয় না।বুঝেন কম কথা বলেন বেশী।গ্রো আপ
Episode name should've been : Roasting dhaka music scene
Best concert is virtual concert 😂
areeh trinan bhai je
guys make my childhood fun please........
Indoor concert >>>
Even if Trinan Bhai is not a part of The Dhaka Guys, Trinan Bhai matched the vibe and energy; Unlike that Sameer Bhogchod. Trinan Bhai's cameo in “Jus Like A Podcast” used to be good as well.
joss
Vhiya Salman vhi re anen uni thakle comedy vibes pai
Trinan vai ke chinlam nah ...