Team Haati Haati Paa Paa recently shared a new poster of the film on social media. Starring Rukmini Maitra, Chiranjeet Chakraborty, Anjana Basu and Tulika Basu, the film is a timeless tale of love. However, the love it speaks of is not the typical romance between two people of the same age. Instead, it delves into the deeper, often overlooked love that exists in all relationships — love that is rooted in mutual respect, a sense of responsibility, and a spiritual connection that transcends romantic attraction. These relationships are often the most important in our lives, yet they are also the most neglected.
Much like a tree whose roots receive nourishment, silently blooming with flowers and fruit, the relationships that sustain us in life are often left unspoken, and taken for granted. These are the relationships that become so embedded in our daily existence that we rarely pause to acknowledge the love that lies within them. As life moves forward, these bonds may seem like shadows — always present, yet seldom noticed.
“When I heard the story of Haati Haati Paa Paa, I don’t know why, but it deeply touched me. After long discussions about the screenplay and dialogues, and after going through all the details, I truly feel happy that we are going to present this kind of film to the audience. Also, it was a pleasure talking to Arnab, such a sensitive person. Since our story is about relationships, I believe he will make a wonderful film. I also liked his previous films. This will be a good movie that will definitely touch your heart,” said Rukmini.
“The story of the movie Haati Haati Paa Paa is truly captivating. It tells a heartfelt story of a father and daughter. Rukmini enacts my daughter’s role. As a father myself, this role resonates deeply with me. The story also has a charming sense of humour that really drew me in. The script has been created with utmost finesse. Rukmini is an outstanding actress, and this marks our second collaboration,” said Chiranjeet Chakraborty. Haati Haati Paa Paa is directed by Arnab Middya.
