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Paran Bandhopadhyay and Sreelekha Mitra in a still from Bateshwar Abadaan Direction,Screenplay & Music :Sandip Ray Stories: Saradindu Bandopadhyay, Parasuram and Satyajit Ray Cast: Saswata Chatterjee, Abir Chatterjee, Koel Mullick, Shubhrajit ...

The Bobs (best of online activism) special Global Media Forum award is given by German Broadcaster Deutshe welle. 'It is really encouraging to receive the award. It recognises the efforts of women living in rural Uttar Pradesh and Bihar,' said ...

By Shoma A. Chatterji 1. How do you look back on the 31 years that you have completed in the film industry? It has been a fruitful three decades of work. I was virtually born into film-making because of my father, the late Satyajit Ray. I am ...

The actor plays the same role in Chaar that he played once in a telefilm It's not often that an actor gets to reprise the same role on celluloid which he portrayed on television. But 17 years after he played Pratul in Sandip Ray's telefilm, Dui ...

A three-day charity film festival, titled Dui Banglar Cholochchitro Utsab, Maa-er Jonno begins today at the National Museum auditorium in the city. The festival has been arranged to support the medical treatment of television ad-maker Shah Fazle ...

The world will remember him as a maverick director. But there's a lot more to Rituparno Ghosh, say school friends. He does a 9x5 job, has a home to run, a daughter to take care of. Nothing about Hiranjit Bose is celeb-like. But there is something ...

Yes, he did speak about movies and the industry. But let's forget about his filmmaker persona. If you want to meet a lovestruck, possessive, crazily happy Mainak Bhaumik, read on... He admits freely that he's in touch with his feminine side. So is ...

Football coaching over, the actor turns cop for next He loved Brad Pitt's haircut in Mr. & Mrs. Smith and his next project — Raja Chanda's Force — has given Tollywood Badshah Prosenjit Chatterjee the chance to go for the crew cut. He is ...

Songs we sing in our heads have this unfailing way of being the best metaphor for our lives at that given moment. Disembarking from the wildly-driven Kolkata minibus that took me from Shyambazar to Girish Park, I had a Rabindrasangeet echoing off ...