Utsav Mukherjee

Utsav Mukherjee has begun filming Half- Serious, a social satire.

After Damadol and Bhul Bhal Total Confusion, the actor is again part of a full-on comedy, Half Serious, directed by Utsav Mukherjee.

The cast and crew of director Utsav Mukherjee's Bheetu came together for a press meet and trailer launch recently.

Puja Banerjee shares her excitement about portraying the role of a cabaret dancer for the first time in Cabaret. She also expresses her fondness for the retro style and the opportunity to work with seasoned actor Shantilal Mukherjee. Director Utsav delves into the narrative, highlighting the diverse elements of love, passion, family, politics, and human conditions.

'Half Serious' is a film with an ensemble cast and an unique script

Utsav Mukherjee has bagged the gold medal by the Rajiv Gandhi University for Health Sciences, Bangalore.

This is a social satire that questions prevalent gender relations. However, the script does not stop at questioning patriarchy only – it also raises sharp questions about matriarchy as an alternative. This double angle allows the script to challenge the imbalance in power distribution in personal, familial and social relationships – the very basis of gender injusticeper se.

Here���s to a role reversal

It’s quite rare to approach a genre like paranormal romance in Indian cinema but debutant director duo Meenakshii and Abhishek’s next ‘Kuasha Jakhan’ attempts to do exactly the same.

Director Utsav Mukherjee recently had trouble over having to recruit technicians for his short film shooting who had no work to do on the sets. The director, who was forced to take extra technicians, says such guild rules are detrimental for the industry.

It’s a new feather in Parambrata Chattopadhyay’s cap as the actor-director makes his podcast with a Bengali audio book ‘2063 Theke Esechhi’. Directed Utsav Mukherjee, it’s an interesting science fiction thriller. Alongside Parambrata the audio book also has Paoli Dam and these two powerful actors who have done several films together promise an entertaining audio series.

It was read out at the protest gathering near the Metro Channel

In the latest episode of Soumyadeep Mukherjee and Ankita Mullick starrer ‘Jagaddhatri’, Mehendi faces a huge setback after finding out that Koushiki is still the owner of the company. In fact, the power of running the business was never given to her (Mehendi). Divya, on the other hand is summoned and interrogated by Jass and Swayambhu.

A number of Bengali movies will be aired this weekend.

With an entire backdrop of the heinous world of Anti Cancer drug trial, Utsav Mukherjee’s ‘Karkat Rogue’ has been adapted from Indranil Sanyal’s Novel ‘Karkat Kranti’.

With an entire backdrop of the heinous world of anti-cancer drug trial, Utsav Mukherjee’s ‘Karkat Rogue’ has been adapted from Indranil Sanyal’s Novel ‘Karkat Kranti’. It’s the story of Beas Banerjee. It’s an account of the triumph of an honest, energetic doctor reinstating hope amidst darkness, corruption and destruction.

The actress who did a bit role in Hemlock Society is now getting good offers from various directors

Silajit, Biplab Chatterjee, Mumtaz, Ridhima, Damini and composer Joy Sarkar came together for a film’s announcement recently

Anik Datta-directed ‘Borunbabur Bondhu’ will be screened at the prestigious Indian Film Festival of Cincinnati. The film, produced by Surinder Films, was running to packed houses in many single screens and multiplexes across West Bengal before the Lockdown started.

The Bengali edition of the prestigious Filmfare Awards is back. This year’s award ceremony is set to take place on March 17 in Kolkata celebrating the cinematic brilliance of Tollywood which enthralled us between 2020 and 2021.

Based on Ramapada Chowdhury's story Chhad, the film revolves around Borunbabu, an octogenarian, who has isolated himself from society and even from his family.

Debutant director Sani Ghosh Ray is planning a film on a common man���s interaction with the holy spirits

The Sealdah court on Thursday restrained the makers of the Bengali film 'Half Serious' from releasing it on Friday after the makers of another film complained of copying.

Ekavali Khanna's Norweigan-Urdu film, What Will People Say, is among the 12 competing films in the platform programme at this year's Toronto International Film Festival