Tulika Basu

A Bengali film, "Piklu," completed nearly eight years ago, is set for a special screening at Nandan on March 15, with an official release date to be announced. Directed by Partha D. Mitra, the movie explores the emotional turmoil of a child whose ambitious parents become engrossed in their careers, leading to family distance and a love triangle.

Tulika will play the character Panna in the upcoming show.

Keeping the trend of Bengali shows being remade in other languages, ‘Chuni Panna’, is all set for its Hindi remake as 'Meri Saas Bhoot Hai'. Starring Annwesha Hazra, Dibyojyoti Dutta as a lead pair and senior artist tulika basu playing the role of ghost Panna, the TV show was launched in 2019. It enjoyed a good fan base and was popular among both young viewers as well as adults.

It seems like seems like Geetashree Roy is in no mood to limit herself to just television

Danseuse and choreographer Rubena Chatterjee staged Stree — a tribute to some of Rabindranath Tagore's timeless heroines — at a city auditorium recently.

'Chuni Panna' will air a special episode soon.

Stress, long working hours, hectic schedules… have made the lives of Indian youth a little disoriented. That’s what you would get to see in ‘Sahobashe’.

The witty actress is excited to play Chuni in the upcoming show.

Manish Ghosh directed Bengali daily soap 'Kanchi' is going to end its journey soon. The team recently had their last day of shoot which was an emotional moment for the cast and crew who worked hard to entertain the audience.

Actress Saoli Chattopadhyay, who is currently busy with the television project ‘Alta Phoring’, got married to boyfriend Pratik Dutta. It was an intimate ceremony, attended by family members, close friends of the couple, and artists of TV show ‘Alta Phoring’.

Jhumur, a teleserial penned by banished Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen, will be aired on Akash Aath from Feb 2

It's about two people who are diametrically opposite of each other

The film, based on a horror story with a touch of love and science, is set to hit the theatres on April 19.

The new show will narrate a love story with an interesting twist.

Kharaj Mukherjee will soon be seen in a negative role in Mandip Saha’s film Iskabon. He has already wrapped up the shooting part.

Actress Soumi Chatterjee will play the title role.

‘Wrong Number’ is a slice-of-a-life drama dealing with a cross connection between two couples.