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Resilience of human spirit and transformative power of love shows its presence in Bijoyar Pore

The film Bijoyar Pore, starring Swastika Mukherjee, Mamata Shankar, Deepankar De, Rwitobroto Mukherjee, Bidipta Chakraborty and more, has received recognition as an official selection for the upcoming 29th Kolkata International Film Festival in the Bengali Panorama section

The Telegraph Published 21.11.23, 07:00 AM
Swastika, Mamata Shankar, Deepankar De

Swastika, Mamata Shankar, Deepankar De

The film Bijoyar Pore, starring Swastika Mukherjee, Mamata Shankar, Deepankar De, Rwitobroto Mukherjee, Bidipta Chakraborty and more, has received recognition as an official selection for the upcoming 29th Kolkata International Film Festival in the Bengali Panorama section. Additionally, it has been chosen as an official section for the 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival in the World Cinema section and is under consideration for several other international film festivals.

Bijoyar Pore (Autumn Flies), directed by Abhijit SriDas, unfolds as a captivating narrative that explores the themes of love, family ties, and reconnection, particularly during the festive season. This cinematic journey takes the audience on a heartfelt exploration of intricate family dynamics and the widening divide between generations. Against the backdrop of the Durga Puja festival, the film highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of love, transcending the boundaries of life and death.

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“In Bengali life, Durga Puja holds a special place, its ever-present emotions deeply rooted in the community. From myth to common life, parents become anxious for their daughters during autumn, and feelings of love, affection, and emotions become intertwined with our physical existence. Our film captures the aspects of relationships that blend into daily life discussions, connections, culture, and life values. The essence of Durga Puja continues to impact and shape the lives of the Bengali people, reflecting a rich cultural heritage. The long-time pursuit of commercial endeavors forms a pattern of finding realities behind the scenes, veiled by silence that screams louder than words. In the search for such unspoken narratives, an earnest initiative was made not only to hear but to understand the significance of memories kept as treasures for posterity. The words ‘Bijoyar Pore’ encapsulate the story of a slice of life. The unsolicited sentiments and unheard voices are summarised and presented in the personas of characters like Aloka, Ananda, Mrinmoyee, and others, each proclaiming their individual aura. These elements culminate in the essence of my debut film,” said Abhijit.

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