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Death a thought that never leaves an artist: Rahul Banerjee who plays convict sentenced to death in Mrityupathojatri

Jun 08, 2022, at 04:29 am

Bengali actor Rahul Banerjee plays a convict sentenced to death in Saumya Sengupta's upcoming film Mrityupathojatri, which releases Jun 10. Cutting across his usual process, Banerjee concentrated on method acting in the film to capture the character's "fear" and "depression". Ahead of the release, India Blooms correspondent Souvik Ghosh catches up with the actor