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Advocate Sadhan Kumar Chatterjee was murdered on Saturday by the husband-wife duo of Arvind and Smita Guha at their residence for his alleged delay in settling a property dispute.

The main objective of making this song was to bring a smile to the faces of every individual and to motivate them during this tasting time as the entire world fights the COVID-19 pandemic.

The film depicts the manner in which extramarital affairs impact the lives of all parties involved.

Has Srabanti found love again?

The memories are a little more than 35 years old. Yet, they seem like events from yesterday. Mrinal Sen had gone to shoot ‘Akaler Sandhane’ — a movie on how a film crew arrives in a village to make a film on 1943’s Bengal famine.

Around 170 passengers on a late-evening flight to Pune from Kolkata had a harrowing experience when the aircraft was diverted to Raipur following a mid-air medical emergency, and later had to stay there for four hours because the airline crew had to give away the solitary portable oxygen cylinder to the woman who had suffered a cardiac arrest after the cylinder in the ambulance malfunctioned.

Bratya Basu’s film ‘Dictionary’ is a touching story of a married couple, where Abir Chatterjee plays an introverted forest officer Ashoke Sanyal while Nusrat Jahan plays his wife Smita.

Bratya Basu’s film ‘Dictionary’ is a touching story of a married couple, where Abir Chatterjee plays an introverted forest officer Ashoke Sanyal while Nusrat Jahan plays his wife Smita.

Remembering Smita Patil on her 39th death anniversary, this piece highlights her iconic status in Indian cinema. Beyond her acting prowess, she was a staunch advocate for women's rights and maintained humility, even cooking her own meals on sets. Her impactful roles often portrayed strong, independent women, reflecting her personal ethos.

A fast track court here on Tuesday awarded life imprisonment to a couple for kidnapping and killing lawyer Sadan Kimar Chatterjee about three years ago.

The film, which also stars Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Smita Tambe, and Megha Mathur in pivotal roles, and Tannishtha Chatterjee and Rajshri Deshpande in special appearances, is a hard-hitting psychological thriller about a displaced man who is on the run to protect his daughter

Manoj Bajpayee expresses disappointment over limited audience turnout for his film 'Joram' and emphasizes the need for support for 'real cinema' that pushes creative boundaries; Bajpayee differentiates between mainstream entertainers and films that provoke thought; he discusses the challenge of reaching a broader audience and showcasing unconventional genres; Bajpayee believes in creating meaningful cinema as an art form; he discusses the prevailing trend of directly releasing smaller films on streaming platforms and the decision to release 'Joram' in theaters; despite affordable ticket prices, the film's turnout was not as expected; 'Joram' is a thrilling movie directed by Devashish Makhija and stars Manoj Bajpayee, Mohammed Zeeshan Ayyub, Tannishtha Chatterjee, and Smita Tambe.

The central government’s new SOP, allowing 100% occupancy in cinema halls from February 01, has made the Bengali film industry jubilant. The new directive has heaved a collective sigh of relief among the hall owners as well.

With his latest feature film 'Joram', Devashish Makhija is going big, both in terms of canvas and message. The movie, which marks a reunion for the director with actor Manoj Bajpayee after the 2020's singular character study 'Bhonsle', is the story about "a land and its people".