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The entire film revolves around the life of a couple, happily married for years. But on the night of their wedding anniversary, something happens that changes the narrative of their life. “I think short films are all about human relationships. Within a limited time, we need to tell a story that would intrigue the viewers. This particular story had the germ, but we had to tweak the narrative keeping the language of cinema in mind,” added director Ram Kamal Mukherjee.
Actress Hina Khan is becoming the talk of the town for her scintillating debut at Cannes. Her red carpet pictures are picked up by leading international media channels at a large scale.
Now, that moment has come for which she arrived here. It is the time of her debut film’s poster launch. Team Lines unveiled the first look of their film. Hina Khan’s fans were waiting eagerly for this moment since her farewell from small screen recently.
The event started with a talk between the director Hussain Khan and actress Hina Khan moderated by Namita Lal at India Pavilion this evening.
Discussing the film ‘Lines’, the director, Hussain Khan said, “Lines is about that bizarre situation which life inflicts upon those who live on borders, revolving around the story of a husband and wife divided between the lines”.
Hina Khan seemed excited while talking about her experience of shooting near Balakot border in Poonch. She expressed her excitement saying, “People of Kashmir are really good in hospitality and we enjoyed shooting in Kashmir.”
Talking about her character in the film, she further added, “I am playing the role of a very strong village girl named Nazia, who is no less than a man and the film showcases how bravely she deals with the troublesome situations coming across her way.
After the conversation, the writer and producer of the film, Rahat Kazmi, along with other producers Tariq Khan and Zeba Sajid joined on stage with co-producer Jayant Jaiswal. Meanwhile, the team felt the absence of one of the co-producers and actor Ahmer Haider at the event, which he could not meet due to his other commitments.
As soon as the first look of the film was unveiled, the entire hall was thundered by cheering and clapping. It was a great day for the entire team. There were smiles on everybody’s face and most importantly, the response from the audience was remarkably extraordinary.
The film, Lines, is written by Shakti Singh and Rahat Kazmi while legendary Indian actress Farida Jalal is in a very important role in the film and Rishi Bhutani is the male protagonist starring opposite Hina Khan.
The trailer of ‘Network’ is out in the presence of Saswata Chatterjee, Sabyasachi Chakraborty, Indrajit Mazumder, Rini Ghosh, Anindya Chatterjee and so on.
The tale encircles around the reality show which is planned by Abhijit Ganguly aka Saswata Chatterjee to revenge the people who once betrayed him. His closest associates once stole his idea and left him in a distress condition.
And finally, Abhijit invites them back in his unscripted TV drama (the reality show) choking out the members in their own aspiration. What occurs next, is structures the essence of the secret. Elements of Nihilism (loss of value) in the postmodern world has been explored in this film in a subtle manner.
Saswata Chatterjee played the lead role in Network and after “Jawkher Dhan”, we will also see Sabyasachi Mukherjee once again play a negative character in this thriller. Talking about the film Saswata Chatterjee shares, “this is my one of the best film I had ever done. I am eagerly waiting for the audiences’ reaction. Director Saptaswa Basu is very talented and it was an immense pleasure to working with him.’’
The story has been written by Rini Ghosh and produced by Neo studio. Saptaswa Basu who made his directorial debut with this film.
Music is being composed by Dabbu, Raz Dee and Chirantan Banerjee. Shaan has already sung a song for the movie, Satrujit Dasgupta, Jayeeta Roy and Raz Dee has also led their voice for the same. The cinematography is being handled by very talented and young duo Prosenjit Chowdhury and Ankit Sengupta. The film is slated to hit the theatres on 21st June 2019.
Check out the trailer link below those who haven’t watched it yet!
‘Cakewalk’ director Ram Kamal Mukherjee forays into Bengali film with ‘Rickshawala’
The makers just unveiled the teaser poster of this film. The concept of the poster has designed by Pallavi Nandan
After the favourable outcome of short length Hindi feature film “Cakewalk” and “Season’s Greetings”, director Ram Kamal Mukherjee is all set to make his debut in Bengali film “Rickshawala”. The film set in the heartland of Kolkata and will produce by Assorted Motion Pictures and SS1 Entertainments. “Since I made my foray into the direction, people from Kolkata have constantly asking me to make a Bengali film. Unfortunately, I didn’t have a story that would justify the language and the narrative. Finally, I wrote a story based on the rickshaw pullers. These particular hand pulley rickshaws are seen only in Kolkata, especially in certain pockets. Their story intrigued me,” shares Ram Kamal Mukherjee.
This film produced by Aritra Das, Sarbani Mukherjee and Shailendra Kumar. Here we will see Cinematographer Madhura Palit as an integral part of the film. “When I narrated the concept to Madhura she readily agreed to be a part of this. It’s been a passionate subject of Ram Kamal da, and with Madhura’s international recognition at the Cannes Film Festival this year, it will be a bonus,” says producer Aritra Das.
The additional screenplay has executed by Gargi Mukherjee (granddaughter of legendary actor Bhanu Bandhopadhya) and Saikat Das. The main lead of the film is not yet finalized. “Actually the script demands new faces and we are having auditions in Kolkata for the male and female lead. Unfortunately, I have not found a single face that would justify the character of Rickshawala in the film. Most of the Bengali actors have an accent issue, their acting part is very well but they don’t have the body. So to get the perfect combination of both, I guess I will have to wait,” rues Ram Kamal Mukherjee.
Talking about the film producer Shailendra Kumar informs, “This is a film that we are making out of passion and primarily working with students of cinema. We would like to provide a platform for newcomers to showcase their talent’’. Incidentally, the story is loosely based on various incidents that director Ram Kamal had witnessed as a child during his early days in Kolkata. “I grew up in Amherst Street, I have seen Rickshawala and their families. I feel that this is high time that we talk about them also. In Hindi cinema, or even in Bengali films we have barely seen them as the central character,” avers Ram Kamal.
The makers just unveiled the teaser poster of this film. The concept of the poster has designed by Pallavi Nandan. Sharing the news Aritra Das says, “She is one of the best in the business. Extremely talented and brings in a characteristic that leaves an imprint.” The shooting of the film will start from June end. “I am desperately looking for a male lead who can pull this role, quietly literally,” laughs Ram Kamal.