Parambrata Chattopadhyay feels as if a big piece has been torn away from his existence today.
Soumitra Chattopadhyay’s demise has left the actor-director speechless. For him, this loss belongs to him alone.
Parambrata recently wrapped up the shooting of Soumitra Chattopadhyay’s biopic ‘Abhijaan’ which he is directing and after the unlock it was this project for which the legendary
actor
resumed shooting braving the corona scare.
“Some considered him a teacher, some a guru, and so did I... he was my own, very own “Udayan Master”... but beyond it all, he was a dear dear friend! Last one and half years had us grow fond of each other, not as if there weren’t minor disagreements now and then, like the way it happens between friends. but respect and love only grew abundantly,” shares the grief-stricken actor.
He adds it’s impossible to express this pain in words. “A big piece tears away from my existence today, a precious tie severed. Impossible to articulate how it feels to lose a friend Who also is a teacher . Won’t even try to tread that path. Have been in distant
Himachal
for the past one month. Can’t be present on his last journey. Guess it’s only befitting of this sorrow, which is to be observed in silence, in serenity, in solitude. This pain, is too personal. This loss doesn’t belong to words, belongs to me alone,” said Parambrata who has also directed Soumitra Chattopadhyay in ‘Sonar Pahar’.
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