"SHOPPINGMALL.COM" - Swapan Saha's Next Will Be An Independence Day Gift

Kolkata, April 02: Veteran director Swapan Saha coming up with his new project with some real new faces. His new film named ‘SHOPPINGMALL.COM’ will hit the silver screen in Independence Day this year. The film will create a genre apart from previous Swapan Saha movies and the format has been never told like this. Swapan Babu said that, “The film is set in Kolkata and outskirts and is all about thrill, comedy, romance and love for one’s nation which they explore more and more in a span of night.” Director chosen the fresh faces; Souptic portrays the male lead and Mimma portrays his counterpart.  Souptic is very well known face of television as he is the male lead of ‘Jal Nupur’ and Mimmi is from advertisement background. The film also stars Subhasish Mukherjee, Diganta Bagchhi too. The story and script has been written by Pele Bhattacharya. Eminent music director Ashok Bhadra composed the tune for ‘SHOPPINGMALL.COM’.

                   Souptic, in film is a young guy who has a great mind but accidentally got involved with a drug peddling circuit. Mimmi, is a ambitious simple girl who is in search of a job to support her family. They suddenly met in a shopping mall and then their every feeling revolves with the frames. The film also has a strong message for our society as every Swapan Saha films have.

'BHARAATE - The Tenant' Music Launch In South City Starmark

Kolkata, March 30: Entire start cast of the team “Bharaate-The Tenant” came together for the music launch of the film. The music scored by Dolaan-Mainnakk. The lyrics penned by director Anindyo Ghosh himself. Lyrics are not only a fresh approach but also a quality to retain its melody in mind. The composition is much urbanised while singers Annwesha, Kinjal, Sukanya, Dolaan and Dibyendu sang all the four song very well. Especially, Ami Kotha Je Jai by Dibyendu is awesome. Sukanya, a very fresh talent and sang Amake Bol Na extremely well. Chhoto Chhoto Aabdare by Kinjal and Anwesha carries a feel-good melody. Dolaan, one of the composers also have a strong voice and expresses Chalo Dhori Ek Paloke in an extreme good manner. 

Ritu And Roni Paired Up For “Pati Parameshwar” After 14 Years Of "Paromitar Ekdin"

Kolkata, March 28: Débutante Director Jayashree Bhattacharya is all set to come with her project “Pati Parameshwar”. Jayashree had earlier assisted Rituparno Ghosh in “Subho Muhurat”, “Chokher Bali” and “Dosar”. After “Paromitar Ekdin” in 2000, Rajatava Dutta and Rituparna Sengupta have been paired up for the film. Jayashree said, “The film is about the feelings between husband and wife from ‘just married’ status and then on. The story actually revolves around the lost of a pet dog owned by Sharmila (Rituparna) and she blames her husband, Officer-In-Charge of local police station, Arindam (Rajatava) for not paying so much attention to find her dog. This leads some hilarious incidents.” Rajatava Dutta said that, “It is my pleasure to work with both Jayashree and Ritu. I am doing husband of Ritu after a long 14 years and it will be a great fun to work with the team. Personally I am a fan of Jayashree as I already have seen her telefilms and also collected the copies from her husband. So, I rely on her in the matter of making a feature film.” In a recent announcement programme Rituparna Sengupta shared her experience by saying that, “Jayashree is debutante but her confidence level is envious. She is very confident about her work and I also think that the film will come up with a great success. Actually these days, fresh comedy film without some dual meaning is not happening and from this aspect, “Pati Parameshwar” is different. It will be very fun to portray the wife of Roni after ‘Paromitar Ekdin’, a long time ago.”   Subhraneel Biswas penned the story while Surojit Chatterjee composed the music and Sankaraiyaa directed the dance sequences. Rahul Arunoday Banerjee, Biswanath Basu, Kanchana Moitra, Dwijen Banerjee also teamed up for the film along with Sudipta Chakraborty and Rudraneel Ghosh in guest appearances.

Film Review: PATHGHAT

            I have seen the movie ‘Path-Ghat’ in the releasing show and from then on I started thinking of a review of the film but every time I picked up my pen to write I have suffered uncanny feelings. I have been taught from my childhood that, it is impossible to say 100% positive or 100% negative. Because there is a saying that everywhere there is something positive. Unfortunately, it takes 10 long days to me to find that little bit of positive and now I am ready to get down the review.

        The film started with a fresh looks while a television channel team decides to go to Dooars for a shoot to improve their TRP. Seven musketeers, Ravi (Joy Sengupta), Meghla (Moubani Sorcar), Nani (Riya Ganguly), Subir, Babu and Apps. On their way to North Bengal they lose their way and met a trafficked girl Lima who escapes from the place. After the very moment the film started behaving like a Chhuchobaazi. No one knows where the script leads the audiences thereafter.  Faiz Khan as the police inspector is likely there as executive producer. Lady Director of photography Sonali Sarkar tried hard and the camera work is not so bad.

        Suvom Moitra’s music is a torture to the extreme. He composed “Ei raat tomar amar”, a classic Bengali song in a nasal tone that portrays his disrespect for the song. The lyricist I think is the brand ambassador of perversion. Otherwise it is impossible to write the lines:“Samotol theke pahari rasta/ Jekhane gechhe tomar buk;/Narom kotore royechhe lukiye/hingshro amar bhaari mukh..../Eki amar paoa paromsukh...../Eki amar Jounosukh.” Director Partha Ganguly gladly encourages the song by making baddy Bijen (Debdoot Ghosh) a symbol of Srikrishna enjoying the Jounosukh with feather in head. Lyrics also state that, “Dulchhe krishna, dulchhe radha, dulchhe amaar utsomukh”.

          The script is the ridiculous most I have seen. No one of the actor has done a justice in their role as the script except Moubani Sorcar honestly tried to act properly but the support system of the script collapses. Newcomer Riya Ganguly acted as eye-candy with some short dresses. The makers of the film tried to present the film as a black comedy thriller but I am sorry to say that, they have no idea about what the black comedy is. As a whole a worst experience of entertainment.