
Dhaka witnessed an unprecedented celebration of gaming and entertainment as the two-day PUBG MOBILE Ninja Carnival concluded at the Aloki Convention Center in Gulshan, drawing thousands of gamers, content creators, and visitors from across the country.
Held on 30 and 31 July, the PUBG MOBILE × NARUTO SHIPPUDEN mega carnival combined immersive gaming experiences with live entertainment, making it one of the largest gaming festivals ever organized in Bangladesh.
The event featured a variety of attractions, including interactive gaming activities, activation zones, Naruto-inspired cosplay, themed photo booths, the Greenhouse Zone, a spectacular fire dance performance, and live streamer challenge tournaments. The festive atmosphere highlighted the growing popularity of gaming culture among Bangladeshi youth.
The opening day welcomed several prominent personalities, including actress Tasnia Farin, content creator Rafsan The Choto Bhai, and influencer Shamima Omy, whose appearances delighted fans and added to the excitement of the carnival.
On the second day, the audience enjoyed a high-energy performance by the dance troupe Renaissance, followed by a live concert by legendary Bangladeshi rock band Shironamhin. Their performance turned the venue into a lively celebration, with thousands of attendees singing along to the band's popular songs.
Organizers said the initiative reflects PUBG MOBILE Bangladesh's commitment to fostering the country's gaming ecosystem while providing world-class entertainment experiences for local audiences. Visitors praised the event's scale and execution, expressing hope that similar large-scale gaming festivals will be held regularly in Bangladesh.