This story is from August 09, 2018
Uronchondi
’ marks the debut of director Abhishek Saha and two young actors - Rajnandini Paul and Amartya Ray. It’s a film that sees brave efforts backed by captivating performances by the entire cast. Abhishek celebrates the physical journey of the characters while also magnifying the beauty of rural Bengal and its earthy treasures. Touted to be the first road movie in Bengali cinema, ‘Uronchondi’ is produced by Prosenjit Chatterjee’s home production Nideas Creations.margin-bottom:0in;margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height: normal;background:whiteWhile explaining why he chose such a difficult subject for the film, actor-turned-producer Prosenjit revealed, “Throughout my career, I have taken a lot of risks. I prefer doing something different. This is perhaps the first time a road movie is being made in Bengali cinema in recent times. So, there was a challenge. Another reason is the story of ‘Uronchondi’. This film has the characters which you wouldn’t find in Bengali movies often. Also, the reason why this script moved me is it speaks for the rise of three rural women. You won’t believe it took 6 months two complete the casting. Now as I see people are showering praise. I feel so relieved and proud.”margin-bottom:0in;margin-bottom:.0001pt;line-height: normal;background:whiteBeside Rajnandini Paul and Amartya Ray, ‘Uronchondi’ also sees veteran actress Chitra Sen and national award-winning actress Sudiptaa Chakraborty in the lead.
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