Dwijen Banerjee

The music launch of ���E Sudhu Aamar��� took place at Jyoti Cinema on Monday

A new Bengali film, 'Phoring' is currently on the floors

Poulami Bose is an active theater worker and is the artistic director of her group Mukhomukhi. She started her acting career under Utpal Dutt in the play Ajker Shah Jahan, and acted in Ekla Cholo Re and Boniker Maandando under his direction. Poulami has performed in plays like Neelkantha, Arohon, Homapakhi, Atmakatha, Tritiyo Anko Otoeb, Chari Ganga, Sabjanta and Boshtomi under the direction of her father Soumitra Chatterjee. She has worked under directors like Suman Mukhopadhyay, Biplab Bandyopadhyay, Abanti Chakraborty, Dwijen Banerjee, among others. Poulami has choreographed and directed a dance-theatre production ‘Kaalmrigaya’ in 2014. She directed the play ‘Phera’ written by Soumitra Chatterjee, which was based on Friedrich Durrenmatt's ‘The Visit’. ‘Phera’ has already completed over 75 shows and has performed all over the country including at the 33rd Nandikar International Theatre Festival. Poulami was the lead actress in plays like ‘Boshtomi’, ‘Agunpakhi’, ‘Bechari Erendirar Aschorjo Korun Kahini’, and ‘Bidehi’, a Mukhomukhi production. Poulami ‘Phera’ was selected at the 8th Theatre Olympics hosted by India this year.

Shankar Roy is busy with the dubbing of his next titled, "Jug Jug Jiyo" , which has a cast of Raj, Rimjhim Mitra, Abhishek, Debdut Ghosh, Anuradha Roy, Sanjukta, Bodhisatya Majumdar, Dwijen Banerjee and others.

Ritabhari Chakraborty has started shooting for her next film called Once Upon A Time, which is being directed by her mother Satarupa Sanyal.

Titled ���������Jug Jug Jiyo��������� Shankar Roy���������s next is a story on football.

Shankar Roy has already began shooting for his next big screen venture. Titled Amar Gaan, this one will be an out-an-out musical.

The 'Sonar Kella' joke that landed Ambikesh Mahapatra in the lock-up has gone viral on the Net with Facebookers sharing, posting and re-posting the picture with a vengeance.

Director duo Sudeshna Roy and Abhijit Guha tell TOI that despite the response to ���������Dui Prithibi��������� and���������Autograph���������, the rural-urban divide among the movie-goers is still a reality in Bengal