Barun Chanda

Veteran actress Sarika makes a comeback in 'The Family I Chose,' a film exploring modern belonging and bonds beyond blood ties. Director Kankana Chakraborty's debut, featuring Barun Chanda, delves into inherited grief and courageously loving beyond family. Filming entirely in Gangtok, the project promises a sensitive portrayal of human connections.

Satyajit Ray’s ‘Seemabaddha’ (1971), a stinging indictment of the corporate rat race, remains one of the iconic filmmaker’s most feted works and it also gave the then debutant Barun Chanda the right start to his acting career. Now, fifty years later, Barun Chanda documents his experience of working in the Ray classic and being directed by the master filmmaker.

Director Ramanjit Kaur’s Burning Bubbles celebrated womanhood in the city recently with a play that explores our latent desires.

A star-studded panel discussion brightened up the banquet at a five-star property on Saturday evening with veteran actor Barun Chanda playing moderator.

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Students of the media science department of a city institute organised a short film festival recently

Veteran actor Barun Chanda's son Abhik Chanda has passed away at 51 in Kolkata. Abhik who has been an accomplished writer was suffering from septicemia for the last few weeks.

While we see the Bengali community in a liberal outlook on religion, this hard-hitting short film gives an alternative perspective. It points out how a lack of humanity and compassion can lead to a regressive mentality, irrespective of community.

Los Angeles-based filmmaker Kankana Chakraborty is set to start shooting 'Re-Routing,' featuring Barun Chanda, known for his debut in Satyajit Ray’s Seemabaddha. The film explores personal growth, understanding, and redemption through the lives of Avinash and Kuhu in Guwahati.

Kankana Chakraborty's latest psychological thriller, exploring themes of empathy and redemption, has commenced its film festival journey. The film features Barun Chanda, praised for his ability to convey complex emotions, and Pradip Bhattacharya. Amitabh Bachchan launched the trailer, adding significance to the project. Chakraborty, expressing her love for Kolkata, aims to create more acting opportunities in the city.

director Shantanu Basu is all set to decode the mystery behind this bloody, brilliant diamond and you would get to know a whole new set of historical facts about Koh-e-Noor.

Though Tollywood is churning out a huge number of movies on the film industry, most of them are dealing with clich������s.

���The wrap-up party of Bappaditya Bandopadh yay's Sohra Bridge was held at a city club recently.

Durga Puja award show announced, attended by Nussrat Jahan and Barun Chanda. Recognizes 60 Pujos globally, including Bangladesh. Representatives from eight Pujos participated. New categories and locations in Bengal (Newtown, Baruipur, Howrah, Kalyani). It promotes an immersive experience, global art showcase, unity, tourism, economic enhancement, and a lasting cultural legacy celebrating Kolkata's cultural richness.

Niladri Lahiri is venturing into direction with this film.

The city's theatre enthusiasts were present at the opening night of Happy Birthday, the first solo play, written and performed by Sujoy Prasad Chatterjee.

The festive season had an early start at the Tollygunge Club, recently, as Priti Patel’s troupe displayed the amazing tenacity, strength and elegance that Thang ta, a Manipuri style of martial arts is all about.

It was a melodious evening as the members of Tollygunge Club immersed themselves in Rabindranath Tagore's musical genius.

Kakababu and Santu are ready to take you for a new adventure as Prosenjit Chatterjee and Aryann Bhowmik starrer ‘Mishwar Rawhoshyo’ is going to be aired today (May 5).

The story revolves around the most suspicious fact of Koh-I-Noor's existence in Kolkata.

The Bard of Avon is never too old. A discussion and play to commemorate the 450th birth anniversary of William Shakespeare saw a select audience lapping up a great spread and some culture curry.

It’s a proud moment for actors Barun Chanda and Samrat Mukherjee. The two senior Tollywood actors have just jointly won the Best Actor award at Ecuador’s prestigious International Film Festival. The award came for their impressive performance in Indranil Banerjee’s latest short ‘Ujjhyo - The Unsaid’ which had earlier bagged a prestigious award at the Istanbul Film Awards in the Best Director (Short Film) category.

The Knight’s Stand was a tribute to tragic heroes.