Prosenjit is quite the stud boy in our photoshoot!

Tollywod badshah Prosenjit Chatterjee’s energy is contagious. And he proved that again during an exclusive photoshoot with us.

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The actor said, " It’s high time that we broke the myth that some films are made for the suburbs and some for urban audiences. That’s ridiculous! All films are commercial — whether or not they make money. I hope the film is enjoyed by all."

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There’s a lot of pressure when you are number one. But I know how to live with it — it’s part of my life. The pressure motivates me to do better. But now I feel I’ve crossed the stage of being numbered. The audience and the industry have given me a new place that’s beyond any number. It’s overwhelming.

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Srijit is sure of what he wants from an actor. He’s like a smart professor — in his debut project, Autograph, he signed up the best student to play a challenging character! When the student delivered
a stellar performance, the professor was brimming with pride. All three of these directors have different formulas for a hit movie.

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The young generation is doing good work and everyone possesses some unique creative strength. Yash, Ankush, all are doing good work. Abir (Chatterjee) has matured with age, but people have a pre-conceived notion that he’s apt for parallel films while Yash is for mainstream films. Why don’t we have a role reversal? Srijit Mukherji attempted to do this with Zulfiqar.

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One has a social message. However, it is not a political film. It touches upon illegal rackets in hospitals, bill discrepancies and how the poor fights for their rights. What the government is doing in the state is a great initiative. I hope more people are benefitted from it.

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