muktodhara

The firstlook of much awaited Rituparna Sengupta starrer 'muktodhara' is out now!

Stills of the most awaited Bengali movie muktodhara are out now

The actress confirms she will reprise her role as the lead in Shiboprasad and Nandita Roy���s film

President Pranab Mukherjee watched Bengali venture Nandita Roy's and Shiboprasad Mukherjee's muktodhara recently.

When “muktodhara”, directed by Shiboprosad and Nandita, had its premiere at a city theatre, it was nothing short of drama.

The movie is based on the life of prison inmates

Jail inmates will be lending their voice for Shiboprasad and Nandita���������s ���������muktodhara���������; songs scored by Surajit

After doing a handful of Bengali and south films, Nigel Akkara is all set to join the Bollywood bandwagon. The actor will be playing the antagonist in Love Jihad, a film by Mukesh Mishra ��� the assistant director of the Aamir Khan-starrer Sarfarosh.

Fans will be fanatical, but there���s no rivalry between Bhoomi and Fossils.

Premiere of Bengali movie 'muktodhara' was organised at Priya cinemas in Kolkata

Nigel Akkara on being a ���celeb���, chasing mass attention and why his debut venture left him with a bitter taste in the mouth

West Bengal higher education minister Bratya Basu is set to appear in a film on the real life story of a hardened jail convict turning into a reformed person drawing references from Rabindranath Tagore's "Balmiki Pratibha", a dance-drama.

A unique theatre movement that started in Brazil four decades ago and has taken firm roots in Bengal will bring its practitioners from 18 countries to a fortnight-long festival starting in the city from Thursday. Jana Sanskriti, which brought this form of theatre - known as 'forum theatre' - to India, will host the fifth edition of this festival, christened 'muktodhara'.

Happy with his recent roles in Bengali films including a hardnosed criminal lawyer in 'muktodhara', playwright-actor and minister Bratya Basu holds Naseeruddin Shah as his idol.

Tentatively titled as ‘Gowtro’, this film, as per a source close to the development, will revolve around the serious issue of the ill effects of cast division in our society.

It’s the first film in the history of Indian cinema to be made on culture therapy. Nigel Akkara, who debuted in ‘muktodhara’, is an ex-convict and went through this culture therapy. He played the lead role of a convict going through cultural therapy quite impeccably.

You���ve seen him as a toughened convict in muktodhara and now, Nigel Akkara is back on screen and stage in Alokananda Roy���s latest production, Mokshagati

This film revolves around the serious issue of the ill effects of cast division in our society.

muktodhara 2 isn���t up his street, but Tollywood certainly is. Back from a hiatus, the actor is set to do more films; multi-layered roles are welcome