Suman Ghosh

The re-release of cult Bengali films like ‘Nayak’ poses significant challenges for contemporary Bengali cinema, struggling to secure screens and attract audiences. Independent filmmakers face difficulties competing with these classic films' established quality and nostalgic allure, affecting their visibility and share of the audience.

This year’s festival will open with the premiere of My Melbourne, an anthology film crafted by four acclaimed Indian filmmakers - Onir, Rima Das, Imtiaz Ali, and Kabir Khan

Bengali films at international festivals increasingly rely on non-local technicians due to financial constraints and busy schedules of local professionals. Directors often hire Mumbai-based or foreign crews to achieve diverse visual goals, despite criticism from local technicians.

‘Mukkabaaz’ fame Vineet Kumar Singh essays the lead in the film and Suman Ghosh is all praise for the versatile actor.

In Suman Ghosh’s upcoming ‘Basu Poribar’, Soumitra Chatterjee and Aparna Sen will be reuniting on screen after a gap of almost 19 years.

Suman Ghosh whose debut Hindi directorial ‘Adhaar’ received appreciation from all corners last year has already started working on his next which is also a Hindi film titled ‘Juliet’ and this time it will be a love story.

Suman Ghosh’s latest release ‘Basu Paribaar’ has immediately caught the public attention, appealing to our nostalgia.

Tollywood's first couple ' Prosenjit Chatterjee and Arpita ' might star in Suman Ghosh's next

In Suman Ghosh’s ‘Mi Amor’, Parambrata Chatterjee plays a high-flying executive in a multinational bank opposite Raima Sen, essaying the character of a scientist at a university laboratory. ‘Mi Amor’ that has already travelled to many international film fests including the Busan Film Festival, will follow their love story that begins with an introduction on social media.

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Titled ‘Juliet’, Suman Ghosh's next film will be a love story.

The unit of Suman Ghosh's "Nobel Chor" is back from Bolpur and boy, did it have a blast at ranga mati.

Basu Paribaar won 3 major awards - Best Film, Best Screenplay, and Best Actress - at the NABC Film Festival in Baltimore.

Someone who had the guts to make ‘The Argumentative Indian’, a biopic on Amartya Sen, is finally set for his Bollywood debut with ‘Mukkabaaz’ fame Vineet Kumar Singh. Suman Ghosh was last seen directing Aparna Sen, Soumitra Chatterjee, Jisshu Sengupta and Rituparna Sengupta for ‘Basu Paribaar’.

Soumitra Chatterjee and Aparna Sen will be reuniting on screen after a gap of almost 19 years.

The critically acclaimed filmmaker is ready to tell us the story of the first man in Jharkhand who received Aadhar card.

He is yet to zero in on his leading lady

Suman Ghosh speaks about his latest venture and why he feels it will attract the Bengali audience