Atanu Raychaudhuri

Dev had only one condition before he said yes. He asked Atanu Raychaudhuri to convince Soumitra Chatterjee to come on board and Atanu was more than happy to inform Dev that the living legend of Bengali cinema has already said yes.

Projapati is a heartwarming family drama that has been praised by audiences for its realistic portrayal of familial relationships. The film has been successful at the Box Office, and its cast and crew celebrated its completion of 50 super successful days at the Box Office with a Cake Cutting ceremony at Kolkata's one of the most popular single screens, Navina Cinema.

It surely seems, Shiboprosad Mukherjee���s favourite author is Suchitra Bhattacharya. After adapting the writer���s Icche successfully on celluloid, the director is all set to project Bhattacharya���s novel Alik Sukh on the big screen.

Composed and written by none other than Anupam Roy, this mellifluous score is sung by ace singer Shaan.

Dev and paran Bandopadhyay are reuniting in Avijit Sen's next film 'Pradhan'. Avijit's last film 'Projapati' with Dev and Mithun Chakraborty in the lead struck gold at the box office. 'Pradhan' will also be a family entertainer addressing a contemporary issue.

The film narrates the story of Sulekha, a lonely elderly woman facing difficulties with her loneliness and crankiness.

The order comes after Bengali film Ramdhanu's makers moved court against the Bolly release

This is the first time Dev will share screen space with living legend Soumitra Chatterjee. The cast also includes two of the most sought after female actors Paoli Dam and Arpita Chatterjee in the lead.

Shiboprosad Mukherjee's Laltu Dutta was the cynosure of the success party

Tonic is a story of a retired person who faced many ups and downs in life to fulfill his dream to celebrate his special day in a special way. How he succeeds to do so is the crux of the story.

In Kolkata, Bengali filmmakers are protesting a preferred distribution model that wants all films to be played on a single screen. This situation has effectively meant all Bengali films, including those doing well at the box office, need to be pulled down to make room for the new Hindi film, "Srkstarrer". Three Bengali films - "Kaberi Antardhan", "Dilkhush", and "Doctor Bakshi" - were released this Friday, and their shows will be drastically cut short starting Wednesday. Director Kaushik Ganguly, who directed and acted in "Ka", is livid. "We don't have a proper film policy in Bengal that is why Hindi biggies can show this audacity of pushing exhibitors to effectively oust our films," he said. "Can they do this in Maharashtra or Tamil Nadu then why should Bengal be a soft target?" He asked multiplexes. "Is my only savior now," he added. Producer Dev says such a model is a major problem for the progress of Bengali cinema. "I had faced it during 'Tonic' when a similar clause was put for '83'. Now my 'Projapati' is being pulled out of cinemas despite it

Dev will share screen space with living legend Soumitra Chatterjee in ‘Sanjhbati'. The ensemble cast also includes Paoli Dam and Arpita Chatterjee as the female leads.

The cast and crew of Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee's upcoming film, Prakton, attended the film's music release at a city mall.

Dev and Rukmini are two multifaceted individuals deeply involved in their careers while also sharing a life off-screen. They respect traditions, believe in the importance of marriage, and prioritize trust in their relationship. Though marriage may be on the horizon, they are currently focusing on their respective careers, waiting for the right moment to make the marital plunge.

Filmmakers Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Nandita Roy have levelled plagiarism charges on the makers of Irrfan Khan-starrer ‘Hindi Medium’ produced by Dinesh Vijan and Bhusan Kumar. Atanu Raychaudhuri, producer of Bengali film ‘Ramdhanu’, is moving court accusing the Hindi filmmakers of copyright infringement and seeking Rs 5-crore compensation.

Posto, produced by Windows, will complete 25 days soon and a special screening was held to kick off the celebrations.

In recent years, many single-screen theaters in Kolkata (a city in eastern India) have been closing down, but one theater has decided to reopen its doors with a new focus on Bengali films.