Uttam-Suchitra Film Festival At Nandan

On the occasion of 35th death anniversary of Mahanayak Uttam Kumar, a
film festival has been organised by Shilpi Sangsad. According to the
organiser, when Shilpi Sangsad was established, Mahanayika Suchitra
Sent too patronised it. And as she is no more, the organiser decided
to organise Uttam-Suchitra film festival to pay homage to Suchitra Sen
also.
14 films would be screened at Nandan-1 from 24 July to 30 July, 2014.

SCHEDULE:
Date: (3 pm). (6 pm)

24/07/14: Sare Chuattar Indrani

25/07/14: Sagarika. Sabar Upare

26/07/14: Alo Aamar Alo. Sadanander Mela

27/07/14: Surjo Toran Nabarag

28/07/14: Shap Mochan Sanjher Pradip

29/07/14: Harano Sur. Pathe Holo Deri

30/07/14: Saptapadi Agni Pariksha

Tickets: ₹30/-, ₹40/-, ₹50/- (At Hall from 18/07/14)

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A. B.

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