This story is from April 10, 2008

Flaunting a full platter

Big screen ventures are still giving her a ‘big’ miss even after her much-acclaimed performance in Chander Bari. But Sarbori Mukherjee is taking ‘big’ leaps when it comes to her ‘small’ stints.
Flaunting a full platter
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A still from Cinemawalar Mundopat. Big screen ventures are still giving her a ���big��� miss even after her much-acclaimed performance in Chander Bari. But Sarbori Mukherjee is taking ���big��� leaps when it comes to her ���small��� stints.
CT caught up with her on the sets of Sushantao Basu���s weekly mega, titled, Cinemawalar Mundopat.
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With a script by Kheyali Dastidar, this venture also has Sumith Samaddar and Debranjan Nag. ���It is like a critique of recent Bengali films,��� explains the actor while adding in the same breath, ���We aren���t ruling out all recent ventures as unwatchable.
On the contrary, we are pinpointing the good things too��� While Sarbori���s character is called Monika, Sumith���s and Debranjan���s are named Barun and Natabar. Monika aspires to be a Suchintra Sen and Barun dreams of casting the Uttam Kumar spell. Natabar, who otherwise sells ghoti gorom, wants to make a great director.
The entire thing unfurls through the conversations of the trio. Having floored audience���s with her Lata, the domestic help���s, performance in Labonyer Sansar, Sarbori���s comic timing now seeps through in Raja Gaja where she essays the character of Paira. ���She is a domestic help with five failed marriages behind her. But she still dreams of becoming a heroine,��� says the actor.
This lady has more in her professional kitty. ���Apart from essaying Tania���s role in Khuje Berai Kachher Manush, I get to play a sex worker Shefali in Kakhono Megh Kakhono Brishti. But I will be trying out a negative shade in a serial. Directed by Prabir Ganguly and based on Ashapurna Devi���s story, this one is called Sotyasotto,��� Sarbori signs off.
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Roshni Mukherjee

Roshni Mukherjee is chief copy editor-cum-correspondent at Calcutta Times. Her work includes editing and writing. She writes primarily on Tollywood. Films are an area of interest for her – she likes to catch up on the latest, whether it's Tollywood or Bollywood. Good music and any books that make for an interesting read will find a taker in her.

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