Anjan Dutt

Justice Amal Chowdhury, known for never granting divorces, faces a personal irony: his own 27-year divorce case. When a couple he helps reconcile discovers his predicament, they try to reunite him with his estranged wife, Aparna. However, the return of Aparna's former flame sparks a humorous battle for her affection.

Anjan Dutt, a multidisciplinary artist, announces his retirement from theatre with his final stage play, 'Aro Ekta Lear', premiering on November 25. Reflecting on his career, Dutt expresses regret for leaving the stage due to physical demands but continues with filmmaking and music.

Veteran Bengali artist Anjan Dutt announces retirement from stage with his final act, 'Aro Ekta Lear', inspired by Shakespeare's 'King Lear'. At 71, Dutt cites the physical demands of theater as the reason, but intends to continue filmmaking and music.

Almost two weeks after the rape and murder of a 31-year-old post-graduate trainee doctor at RG Kar Medical College, protests for justice are intensifying in Bengal. The outcry has also affected the Bengali entertainment industry, leading to the postponement of two much-anticipated films, 'Ei Raat Tomar Amaar' and 'Jomaloye Jibonto Bhanu'.

The RG Kar tragedy incited nationwide outrage following the rape and murder of a trainee doctor. Actress and director Aparna Sen faced humiliation while expressing her solidarity with the protesters. Director Anjan Dutt publicly supported her, commending her for speaking out against societal injustices. Aparna, known for her activism, appreciated his support, reaffirming her commitment to justice.

Aparna Sen and Anjan Dutt starred as an elderly couple in 'Ei Raat Tomar Amaar', directed by Parambrata Chatterjee, recounting 50 years of marriage in a single night. Their previous collaboration was in 'Ek Je Chhilo Raja'. Sen highlighted their strong camaraderie and praised Chatterjee for providing creative freedom. The film premiered on August 30.

Aparna Sen and Anjan Dutt, celebrated for their past collaborations, reunited in Parambrata Chatterjee’s film Ei Raat Tomar Amar to portray a couple reflecting on 50 years of marriage. They shared insights on their work relationship and keys to a happy marriage, underscored by trust and mutual respect, while the film explored deep emotional territories.

Veteran actors Anjan Dutt and Aparna Sen reunited in Parambrata Chattopadhyay's upcoming film, Ei Raat Tomar Amaar. The film explores enduring love and melancholia through the story of an elderly couple over 50 years. Their last collaboration was in the National Award-winning 'Ek Je Chhilo Raja.' The film's poster hints at deep emotional layers.

Renowned Bengali artists Anjan Dutt and Aparna Sen teamed up for the film ‘Ei Raat Tomar Amaar’, directed by Parambrata Chattopadhyay. Set to release on August 30, the movie explores three decades of a couple's relationship, portraying love, regrets, and forgiveness. The first poster has already garnered audience appreciation.

Anjan Dutt's film, Chaalchitra Ekhon, journeys through the making of Mrinal Sen's Chalchitra in 1980s Kolkata, celebrating the mentor-disciple bond. The film, with stellar performances and Neel Dutt's music, honors creativity and Mrinal Sen's influence on Anjan's artistry.

Anjan Dutt's Chaalchitra Ekhon, a tribute to Mrinal Sen, delves into the mentor-disciple relationship, inner struggles, and Kolkata's cultural richness. The film aims to ignite appreciation for Sen's cinematic brilliance and inspire a new wave in Indian cinema.

To celebrate Mrinal Sen's birth century year, Anjan Dutt has created a film called Chaalchitra Ekhon, which will be screened at the Kolkata International Film Festival. The film reflects on Dutt's early days and his relationship with the legendary filmmaker. Chaalchitra Ekhon will compete for the Golden Royal Bengal Tiger Award for Best Film in the international competition. The film is a personal project for Dutt and his son Neel, who financed it. Sawon Chakraborty, who plays Dutt in the film, expressed gratitude for the opportunity and the responsibility of portraying such a significant figure.

Sahana Bajpaie is a distinguished singer known for her unique voice and deep connection to Rabindrasangeet. During a recent concert in Kolkata, she enchanted the audience with her rendition of ‘Akash Bhora Surjo Tara’. The performance, which also featured musicians like Gabu and Souptik Mazumdar, was part of a fundraiser event. Sahana has spent years dedicated to Rabindrasangeet and is passionate about introducing modern renditions to younger audiences. While many view her as a revolutionary in adapting Tagore's songs for contemporary listeners, Sahana believes she's merely bridging a gap, ensuring the timeless melodies continue to resonate with newer generations.

Producers Prateek Chakravorty & Subhen Kumar Das share their thoughts about Kaushik Ganguly's film Palan

Anjan Dutt, who worked closely with the late director Mrinal Sen, discusses their long association and the impact Sen had on his career. He recalls being pushed into a role in Sen's film "Kharij" and the challenges he faced in portraying an older character. Dutt also shares how Sen's unique approach to filmmaking inspired him and the close bond they shared. He further discusses his experience working with director Kaushik Ganguly on the film "Palan" and how it allowed him to pay homage to Sen. Dutt expresses gratitude for the opportunity to celebrate their mentor together.

Paoli Dam stars in Kaushik Ganguly's tribute film 'Palan', a tribute to legendary filmmaker Mrinal Sen. She identifies with her character, Paoli Sen, seeing it as a refreshing change from her typical complex roles. The essence of some characters draws from Sen's 1982 film, 'Kharij'. Dam believes that the lines between parallel and mainstream cinema have blurred, emphasizing content quality over categorization. Despite the evolving dynamics of cinema and OTT platforms, she prioritizes script quality, occasionally factoring in financial returns.

Kaushik Ganguly's film 'Palan' serves as a tribute to Mrinal Sen's 1982 classic 'Kharij', revisiting the story of Anjan and Mamata, who grapple with guilt over the tragic death of their child househelp, Palan. The film recently launched an emotionally resonant music video, 'Ami aar o', directed by Ganguly and sung by Indranil Sen. With a strong ensemble cast and a contemporary twist, 'Palan' aims to both honor the original and engage modern audiences. The film is set for release on September 22.