Subrat Dutta

The official poster for Pritha Chakraborty's film 'Phera' is out, hinting at a poignant story about relationships, distance, and the complexities of return. The narrative centers on a father and son, Pannalal and Priyam, whose differing perspectives collide when the past resurfaces.

The trailer for Arjunn Dutta's 'Bibi Payra' has arrived, showcasing a high-energy comedy of errors. The film follows two unconventional women, Jhuma and Shiuli, as their lives descend into chaos and unexpected twists.

A special screening of Adamya became a heartwarming celebration with the esteemed presence of veteran filmmaker Aparna Sen. Director Ranjan Ghosh and lead Aryunn Ghosh were joined by a host of film fraternity members, including Atanu Ghosh and Abir Chatterjee, highlighting the film's growing industry support and collaborative spirit.

The teaser for Arjunn Dutta's 'Bibi Payra' has been released, introducing Jhuma and Shiuli's chaotic and comedic journey. This film features a stellar cast and promises a vibrant narrative of two unempowered women turning unfavorable circumstances to their advantage, leading to a hilarious comedy of errors.

Subrat Dutta, who had been making the maximum of minimum time spent in Bengal, is back from the Maximum City. This time around, to shoot two back-to-back films ��������� Ashis Roy���������s ���������Lattoo��������� and Kartik Singh���������s ���������Target Kolkata���������.

He isn���������t a favourite with women. But that���������s not the sole reason why Subrat Dutta would rather sit with a drink when not shooting.

Filmmaker Sudipto Sen, best known for The Kerala Story, questions the Central Board of Film Certification’s apparent double standards, noting that violent films often clear clearance quickly while genuine real-life narratives face propaganda accusations and bureaucratic hurdles. He also points to the outdated Cinematograph Act and calls for a fairer, more transparent certification process. Read on to know more in detail.

Bengali actor Subrat Dutta, who���������s currently in Pondicheery shooting for Reema Kagti���������s as-yet-untitled film starring Aamir Khan in the lead, is happy with the change that has swept West Bengal.

Subrat Dutta, one more gem from National School of Drama, has been noticed in his movies, like Talaash and Bhootnath Returns and got a sharp eye of critics in his recent Roar. In his recently released The Shaukeens he is playing a bengali director who is the GURU of Khiladi Kumar. In this movie, Akshay Kumar (as in film too) imports him to get out of his Khiladi image and to grab a National Award in acting.

Subrat Dutta in a silent short film

Bengali actor Subrat Dutta is part of Reema Kagti's next, starring Aamir Khan, Kareena Kapoor and Rani Mukerji.

He hacks Ashish Vidyarthi���������s arm off in RGV���������s Rakta Charitra but loses his in Jai Tank���������s Madholal Keep Walking. Actor Subrat Dutta would give his right arm to the cause of cinema

Subrat Dutta’s repertoire of Hindi films include hits like ‘Talaash’, ‘Mangal Pandey’, ‘Rakta Charitra’, ‘Tevar’.

Subrat Dutta, Big B's co-star, is nervous about working with the superstar

Jaya Ahsan plays the central character Brishti who is suffering from a split personality disorder.

There’s Arnab Pal’s Brishti Tomay Dilam and Ashish Roy’s Sitara

Filmmaker Sudipto Sen's new folklore thriller, 'Charak: Fair of Faith,' teases a dark exploration of blind faith and superstition in rural India. Set against the backdrop of the Charak mela, the film delves into disturbing rituals and moral dilemmas as a community seeks to fulfill wishes through intense devotion, questioning the line between faith and fanaticism.

Subrat Dutta whose portrayal of an honest police officer in a recent action thriller has received critical acclaims believes both theatre and films possess their own kinds of challenges.

After ���������Chaturanga: Four Chapters���������, Subrat Dutta and Rituparna Sengupta pair up once again

Director Amitabha Dasgupta’s next ‘Dotara’, will reportedly deal with the anti-national militant movement related to the Koch-Rajbangshi group of Cooch Bihar.