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Abir and Jisshu, Both Play Byomkesh But For 'Different Audiences'
"Once I have been accepted by the Bengali audience in one film I know I have broken the jinx," says Jisshu Sengupta
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Satyajit Ray's Son to Club Two Feluda Stories in One Film Starring Abir
"Abir, who was accepted by the audience in the role of the famous fictional detective in Badshahi Angti, will be in the same role. He will be my sleuth from now on. Abir fits the bill as a star with his young age, athletic build, height and intelligent face - all essential prerequisites which my father had visualised"
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A Tale of Two Byomkesh Bakshis: Anjan Dutt Didn't Want 'Another Abir'
Abir Chatterjee played the titular role in Anjan Dutt's previous films on Bengal's favourite sleuth. "I told Jisshu that I did not want another Abir Chatterjee as Byomkesh. Instead of the intellectual appearance and Bengaliness, I wanted a sharper Byomkesh who is more desperate and a bit restless," said Anjan Dutt
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The Making of a Master Sleuth: Abir Chatterjee, From Byomkesh to Feluda
"Abir fits the bill as a star with his young age, athletic build, height and intelligent face - all essential prerequisites which my father had specified," he said.
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"Films by Satyajit Ray, Son Sandip Have Bengali Touch," Says Prosenjit
Superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee recalls how captivated he was as a child while watching Satyajit Ray's films on children.
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Satyaneswi bears Rituparno Ghosh hallmark: actor Abir Chatterjee
Terming Satyaneswi 'special' as a Rituparno Ghosh swansong, Abir Chatterjee, the other Byomkesh, said there couldn't have been a better choice than Kahaani maker Sujoy Ghosh as the sleuth in Saradindu flick.
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Byomkesh Bakshi ignored by filmmakers: Anjan Dutta
Musician-filmmaker Anjan Dutta, who is making a trilogy on detective Byomkesh, says the Bengali literary character has been ignored by the filmakers.
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Abir and Jisshu, Both Play Byomkesh But For 'Different Audiences'
"Once I have been accepted by the Bengali audience in one film I know I have broken the jinx," says Jisshu Sengupta
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Satyajit Ray's Son to Club Two Feluda Stories in One Film Starring Abir
"Abir, who was accepted by the audience in the role of the famous fictional detective in Badshahi Angti, will be in the same role. He will be my sleuth from now on. Abir fits the bill as a star with his young age, athletic build, height and intelligent face - all essential prerequisites which my father had visualised"
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A Tale of Two Byomkesh Bakshis: Anjan Dutt Didn't Want 'Another Abir'
Abir Chatterjee played the titular role in Anjan Dutt's previous films on Bengal's favourite sleuth. "I told Jisshu that I did not want another Abir Chatterjee as Byomkesh. Instead of the intellectual appearance and Bengaliness, I wanted a sharper Byomkesh who is more desperate and a bit restless," said Anjan Dutt
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The Making of a Master Sleuth: Abir Chatterjee, From Byomkesh to Feluda
"Abir fits the bill as a star with his young age, athletic build, height and intelligent face - all essential prerequisites which my father had specified," he said.
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"Films by Satyajit Ray, Son Sandip Have Bengali Touch," Says Prosenjit
Superstar Prosenjit Chatterjee recalls how captivated he was as a child while watching Satyajit Ray's films on children.
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Satyaneswi bears Rituparno Ghosh hallmark: actor Abir Chatterjee
Terming Satyaneswi 'special' as a Rituparno Ghosh swansong, Abir Chatterjee, the other Byomkesh, said there couldn't have been a better choice than Kahaani maker Sujoy Ghosh as the sleuth in Saradindu flick.
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Byomkesh Bakshi ignored by filmmakers: Anjan Dutta
Musician-filmmaker Anjan Dutta, who is making a trilogy on detective Byomkesh, says the Bengali literary character has been ignored by the filmakers.
