Sandip Roy's New Film Of 4 Stories

After the success of 'Jekhane Bhooter Bhoy', Sandip Roy completed the
shooting of his new Bangla film comprises 4 short stories of renowned
writers like Satyajit Ray, Parashuram and Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay.
The stories are 'Dui Bandhu' (the 1st pic) by Satyajit Ray,
'Bateswarer Abadan' (the 2nd pic) by Parashuram, 'Kagtarua' (the 3rd
pic) by Satyajit Ray and 'Pariksha' by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay.
In the episode of 'Dui Bandhu', Pijush Gangopadhyay has played the
role of Mahim and Rajatava Dutta has played the role of Pratul.
In the episode of 'Bateswarer Abadan', Paran Bandyopadhyay has
played the role of Bateswar. Srilekha Mitra is in the film with him.
In the episode 'Kagtarua', Paran Bandyopadhyay again has played the
leading role. Shaswata has played the role of writer here.
The fourth story 'Pariksha' is a unique one played by Shaswata
Chatterjee in the leading role.
All the four stories are different, but friendship, relationship,
commitment are the threads united the stories.
It is a presentation of Sandip Roy in the ensuing Christmas.

--
A. B.

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