Chitra Sen

‘Uronchondi’, touted to be the first road movie in Bengali cinema, narrates the story of different people embarking on a journey together. The plot follows three female protagonists from three different generations - chitra sen, Sudiptaa Chakraborty and newcomer Rajnandini Paul.

Director Abhishek Saha's debut film ‘Urnchondi’ is touted to be the first road movie of Bengali cinema. Veteran actress chitra sen plays one of the central characters in this film bankrolled by Prosenjit Chatterjee’s home production.

‘Uronchondi’ gets official selection at Jaipur International Film Festival

Abhishek Saha’s directorial debut ‘Uronchondi’ has been generating a lot of curiosity among the Bengali movie buffs for its innovative storyline, gripping trailer and melodious songs. Touted to be the first road movie in Bengali cinema, ‘Uronchondi’ encapsulates the interesting story of four women who push all the boundaries of their oppressed lives in search of freedom.

‘Uronchondi’ ahead of its release on August 3, the makers have released yet another poster from the film and it sums up the film's concept perfectly featuring all the four protagonists.

The latest song from ‘Uronchondi’, titled 'Ghorer Kethay Fata Suta' beautifully reflects the rural flavour of Bengal that runs throughout Abhishek Saha’s first film as director.

‘Uronchondi’ to compete for the Debut Director Award at the ALIIFF

The 32nd edition of International Forum of New Cinema has introduced the Mrinal Sen Memorial Award paying homage to the master filmmaker.

Legendary actor Su chitra sen underwent a wrist surgery on Thursday at a central Kolkata nursing home after she fell at home and injured herself. The actor has been kept under observation at the critical care unit.

The recently launched daily soap stars Indrani Haldar in the titular role.

Prosenjit Chatterjee believes these young filmmakers require a suitable platform to prove their talents and in order to do so.

While Saswata Chatterjee will be seen playing a local goon, Debika is set for her debut in this film. Supriyo Dutta, Rupanjana Maitra, chitra sen and others will also be seen in pivotal roles in this social drama.

After two years director Raja Sen is all set for his comeback with ‘Bhalobasar Golpo’. The first look, teaser and music video of the film were launched recently in the presence of the cast and crew.

While explaining why he chose such a difficult subject for the film, actor-turned-producer Prosenjit revealed

Touted to be the first road movie in Bengali cinema, ‘Uronchondi’ has created a lot of buzz among movie buffs ever since its inception. The official poster of the film also did its bit to hype up the excitement for the film. Now, the makers have announced that the official trailer will be launched this Friday.

Directed by debutant Abhishek Saha, ‘Uronchondi’ is touted to be a road movie revolving around the journey of three women in search of freedom. A truck builds the crux of the story. To intensify the craze surrounding the movie, the makers have now released the first motion poster of ‘Uronchondi’ and it looks quite intriguing. The poster has already grabbed the attention of the Bengali movie buffs.

The daily soap will feature some high-voltage drama in its upcoming episodes.

Gourab met the veteran actress during an award ceremony.

Debutant director Abhishek Saha asked him to break away from his signature tunes

Actress-turned-politician Roopa Ganguly will be seen in an entertainment project after quite some time. She will play a housewife in the show which has an ensemble cast

Rajashree is playing Tota's reel sister in the show.

Abhishek Saha, the debutant director of Uronchondi is all praise for Prosenjit Chatterjee whose production house is producing the film

Uronchondi, directed by Abhishek Saha is a story of a journey of three women belonging to three different ages and generations, in search of life

It was a starry affair at the premiere of debutant director Abhishek Saha’s film, Uronchondi

‘Uronchondi’ receives eight nominations at the 2019 WBFJA Awards

Rabindranath Tagore is the muse for all seasons and recently, an interdisciplinary arts collective commemorated the 77th death anniversary of the poet at ICCR