Rajib Chowdhury

Rajib Chowdhury is set to release his new short film ‘Chuti - The Freedom’. It’s based on the current situation of the nation-wide school closures and keeping personal contacts minimal and staying in our homes for months has left children feeling isolated, anxious, bored and uncertain.

It was a starry affair as the cast and crew of Kaya — The Mystery Unfolds descended upon a south Kolkata theatre for the premiere of the film.

Raima Sen is looking forward to the release of Kuldip Patwal: I Didn’t Do It, by Remy Kohli

Raima Sen is adored by everyone in the Bengali industry for her incredible looks, flawless acting and her modest nature. She is right now doing a balancing act between Bollywood, Tollywood and digital entertainment.

Despite all the success in her career, looks like Raima Sen hasn’t forgotten her roots or even her humble upbringing, as she recently shared a throwback picture on Twitter from her childhood days. The photo of a young Raima and Riya Sen along with their mother Moonmoon Sen is really worth a watch. The click was simply captioned as, “memories”.

Kaustav Bhattacharya and Arunava Gangopadhyay's upcoming horror anthology ‘Hoyto Manush Noy’ will reportedly narrate three stories within a single movie.

Raima Sen is all set to feature in a Hindi film and is currently shooting for the same in Delhi. In the film, that is titled, ‘Anya - The Other’, the Bengali Diva will be playing the role of a journalist.

This week, we take a look at Rajib Chowdhury’s 2016 film ‘Romantic Noy’ which deserves a watch — not because it’s about a sex worker and has a few ‘scenes’, but because the effort the team has put in shows on screen. And that makes it quite a good watch.

Today marks two years since city model Sonika Singh Chauhan's lost her life to an accident that shook Kolkata up.

Ashok Haralalka and 13 other contemporary artists from Kolkata presented, CART THAT ART 2.0 - PRICELESS ART @ ARTFUL PRICES, at ICCR. The exhibition is an eclectic mix of around 75 attractive paintings that represented everything from spirituality to various facades of Kolkata and a plethora of moods and melodies on canvas. This was the exhibition's second edition.