In this paper, the author attempts to discuss the prospects of liberal democracy in Bangladesh after the COVID-19 pandemic on the basis of scrutinizing several ongoing problems and shedding lights on a number of long-lasting issues. The ongoing problems include a growing culture of self-censorship, feeble and ineffective opposition, subtle depoliticization and compromise with the basics of democracy and minimum effort for institution-building. It is also mentioned that lack of enthusiasm for democratic values at the societal level and democracy deficit in the regional and global political landscapes also work as a hindrance in the flourishing of the chance of liberal democracy in the country.