She is Bindi, an oppressed Bihari wife on the run, in her husband
Abhishek Saha’s directorial debut ‘
Uronchondi
’. It’s quite challenging
Sudiptaa Chakraborty to portray a Bihari rural woman as she had to practice a lot to adapt to the Bhojpuri accent of her character. And now the hard work is paying off. While the film has already received a lot of appreciation from a number of international film fests, Sudiptaa has now bagged the Honorable Jury Mention Award at the
All Lights International Film Festival
in Hyderabad for her captivating performance in the Bengali road movie.
The versatile actress took to her Twitter handle to thank everyone for the honour. She wrote: “#Bindi bags an award. Thank you # AllLightsInternationalFilmFestival for honoring me with the Honorable Jury Mention Award for my performance in#Uronchondi. Thank you for Bumba da @prosenjitbumba and @reachabhiSaha for believing in me. Thank you team #Uronchondi.”
‘Uronchondi’, touted to be the first road movie in Bengali cinema, narrates the story of four different people who embark on a journey together. The plot follows three female protagonists from three different generations -
Chitra Sen, Sudiptaa Chakraborty and newcomer
Rajnandini Paul, and a young lorry driver Chottu played by
Amartya Roy
.
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