Nusrat gets mobbed in Bolpur, starts shooting for Bratya Basu’s ‘Dictionary’

We saw them playing a married couple in ‘Asur’ earlier this year, and now, Nusrat Jahan and Abir Chatterjee are yet again set to share the screen in Bratya Basu’s next 'Dictionary'. Nusrat who had earlier told us, “The script is very interesting, so I have given my nod. I’m looking forward to it,” has now started shooting for the film in Bolpur. The actress-politician shared a video from the shooting spot where you can see the popularity she enjoys.

The film also features Bangladeshi actor Mosharraf Karim, Poulomi Basu and Arna Mukhopadhyay in pivotal roles.‘Dictionary’ marks Bratya’s comeback as a director after his last outing ‘Tara’ in 2010.
Speaking about her experience of working with Abir, Nusrat added, “It’s always fun to work with him. I’m happy that the audience liked our chemistry in Pavel’s film. I hope they are looking forward to seeing more of us on screen in the near future. Shooting for this film is going to be very exciting.”
Bratya has made it clear that the selection of the actors is purely based on the requirement of the characters in the script. “Both Nusrat and Abir are perfect for their respective roles. In fact, so are Poulomi, Arna and Mosharraf Karim for their respective characters,” said Bratya.
The relationship drama is based on Buddhadeb Guha’s two short stories ‘Baba Howa’ and ‘Swami Howa’.