The iconic 1997 film 'Titanic,' directed by James Cameron, continues to captivate audiences worldwide with its blend of romance and tragedy set against the backdrop of the historic RMS Titanic's sinking in 1912. Now, a piece of cinematic history associated with the film has fetched a staggering sum at auction.

Recently, an auction organized by Heritage Auctions saw a door frame, believed to be part of the Titanic's first-class lounge entrance, sell for an impressive $718,750 USD (approximately ৳7.90 crore Bangladeshi Taka). While the item is referred to as a door, its significance as a tangible link to the beloved movie has elevated its value among collectors and enthusiasts.

The poignant scene from the film, depicting the character Rose, played by Kate Winslet, clinging to a piece of floating debris while her love interest, Jack, portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio, meets a tragic end in the icy waters, remains etched in the hearts of viewers.

In addition to the door frame, other notable items from Hollywood history went under the hammer at the auction. Winslet's dress from the film fetched $125,000 USD, highlighting the enduring popularity of 'Titanic' memorabilia among collectors.

Moreover, items from other iconic films commanded significant sums, including Harrison Ford's whip from 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom,' which sold for $525,000 USD, and the Carpenter's Cup, or Holy Grail, from 'Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade,' which fetched $87,500 USD.

Not to be outdone, Tobey Maguire's black suit from 'Spider-Man 3' sold for $125,000 USD, while a shaving cream container used by Wayne Knight in 'Jurassic Park' fetched $250,000 USD.

These impressive sales underscore the enduring allure of cinematic memorabilia, providing fans with an opportunity to own a tangible piece of their favorite films and relive the magic of cinema history.