Partha Sarathi Deb.

Actor Partha Sarathi Deb is not keeping well. The senior actor, who has been a part of several film, television shows and theatre projects, was rushed to a hospital after he had problems in breathing.

Deb, who was a popular face in serials had also acted in feature films including recently released 'Raktabeej'. Deb had acted in over 200 works - theatre, serial, film and web series. He was vice president of the West Bengal Motion Picture Artists Forum. The forum in a statement condoled his death and said his body will be taken to Technician Studio which was a familiar place for the late actor.

Several well-known faces from the city’s film industry gathered at The Eye Within Club on Monday to enjoy themselves over long hours of adda

Titled as ‘Band Hu’, the cast of the film includes talented actors like Pujarini Ghosh, Supriyo Dutta, Mansi Sinha, Sourav Das, Partha Sarathi Deb and others.

The story revolves around a band consisting of Saikat, Arko, Jisha, Baju and Tanmay.

A new Bengali film called 'Barrage 86' is on the floors

The story starts when 3 men and 2 women from the elite class of society are invited to spend some quality time at a remote jungle resort.

The teaser for Abar Awronne Din Ratri, a film about three girls and their vlog ‘Musafirana’, has been launched. Directed by Suman Maitra, the film stars Paayel Sarkar, Alivia Sarkar, Rupsha Mukhopadhyay, Aryan Roy, Tanima Sen, and partha sarathi deb. The film revolves around innermost thoughts of the characters in the jungle resorts of Dooars, North Bengal, discussing themes such as friendship, love, family and human relationships. The teaser launch had the cast, crew, and industry professionals in attendance.

Kanoj Das’s busy with his next venture titled 'Rangamati'

Rajatava Dutta has done playback for Suman Das directed ‘Mon Kharaper Osudh’.

Arunava Khasnobis and his team are in Bolpur, busy canning shots for Bhalobasha Off Route E.

The Bengali edition of the prestigious Filmfare Awards is back. This year’s award ceremony is set to take place on March 17 in Kolkata celebrating the cinematic brilliance of Tollywood which enthralled us between 2020 and 2021. With acclaimed films like ‘Avijatrik’, ‘Golondaaj’, ‘Hiralal’, ‘Switzerland’, ‘Tonic’ and others receiving so many nominations this year, the jury was literally spoilt for choices. Now, all eyes are on the Joy Filmfare Awards Bangla 2021 to honour the best of Bengali cinema this Thursday.