Rural Bengal and Maoist conflict form the plot of Mandip Saha’s political thriller

Mandip Saha who recently wrapped up the last leg of his debut film ‘

Iskabon

’s shooting is now eagerly waiting to release his film. Starring Saurav Das, Sanju, Anamika Chakraborty,

Arindam Gangopadhyay

and Kharaj Mukherjee in key roles, the political thriller is based on the Maoist activities in the rural areas of West Bengal and shows how love blossoms even in the toughest situation.

Saurav will be seen as a political leader Narenji, while debutant Sanju plays Shib Mukherjee and Chakraborty plays his love interest Golapi.

“It’s a twisted tale of Golbibi Bajar in Jangalmahal and shows how local leader Narenji starts his own party to fight for the rights of the villagers. The story speaks of the Maoist activities, untold stories of life in a rural village and how behind Narenji’s back love blossoms within his party between Golapi and Shib Mukherjee,” shares Mandip while speaking about his film’s core concept.

He further adds, “Not just the love and politics, revenge and hatred also have their place in the story. We have shot in many real locations involved in Naxalite movement to give the realistic approach.”

While Anindya Mukhopadhyay has composed the background score, popular singers like Nachiketa Chakraborty, Answeshaa Dutta Gupta and Rupankar Bagchi have lent their voices for the songs.