Windows has unveiled the first look motion poster of director-actor Shiboprosad Mukherjee from their upcoming film Bohurupi, set to hit screens this festive season. Positioned as an action chase drama, Bohurupi promises an exhilarating cinematic experience.

This new clean-shaven look of Shiboprosad Mukherjee in Bohurupi marks a departure from his previous roles, promising audiences a fresh and dynamic portrayal. The film’s first look motion poster offers a glimpse of Bikram’s character, highlighting the intensity and versatility Mukherjee brings to the screen.

To fully embrace this transformation, Mukherjee committed to an intense regimen of diet and exercise, meticulously sculpting his physique to align with the character’s demands. He chose to forgo prosthetics and heavy make-up, opting instead for a more authentic approach that required substantial effort and discipline. This decision underscores his dedication to delivering a genuine and impactful performance, promising a visually striking and compelling representation of his character.

Directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee, Bohurupi has an innovative approach to storytelling within the action genre.

As anticipation builds for its release this Puja, Bohurupi, with its unique blend of cultural richness, intense drama, and thrilling chase sequences, promises a cinematic spectacle that celebrates the spirit of adventure and intrigue.

Sharing his experience director-actor Shiboprosad Mukherjee said: “Bohurupi is a project I’ve been eagerly looking forward to, and I’m incredibly thankful to Nandita Roy and Windows for giving me the opportunity to portray Bikram, a crucial role in the film. The debut Puja release of actor Shiboprosad Mukherjee is a dream come true for me, and I am profoundly grateful to the Bengali cinema audience for their support.

“This first-look poster is infused with deep emotion, and I have put in my utmost effort to embody Bikram’s grand aspirations and dreams. The look holds a special place in my heart; my make-up artist, Papiya, and I engaged in extensive discussions to craft it. We aimed for a design that embraced simplicity, avoiding prosthetics, and instead relied on highlighting the physical features I naturally possess. I wanted the look to reflect authenticity and ease, aligning with the character’s essence while remaining true to my own attributes.”