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Sleuths Byomkesh, Feluda cross celluloid sword with same day release

Sleuths Byomkesh, Feluda cross celluloid sword with same day release

Dec 17, 2016, at 06:50 am

Kolkata, Dec 16 (IBNS) In an epic clash of two iconic Bengali fictional sleuths, Feluda and Byomkesh will dominate the big screens this Christmas, as the directors and principal characters are not ready to yield an inch.

Anjan's film inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet selected for Sillicon Valley festival

Anjan's film inspired by Shakespeare's Hamlet selected for Sillicon Valley festival

Jul 20, 2016, at 06:08 pm

Kolkata, July 20 (IBNS) Anjan Dutt’s Hemanta, the new age Bengali adaptation of William Shakespeare’s Hamlet, has been selected for the FOG (Festival of Globe) International Film Festival,Silicon Valley,San Francisco.

Bengali films colloquially called 'Boi' inspired by literary works : Soumitra

Bengali films colloquially called 'Boi' inspired by literary works : Soumitra

Sep 02, 2015, at 08:13 pm

Kolkata, Sept 02 (IBNS) Referring to Bengali's penchant for narratives, thespian Soumitra Chatterjee says that is why the Bengali cine-goer has invented a colloquial synonym 'Boi' (Book) for referring to films.