This story is from May 10, 2013

Sabitri Chatterjee in film based on folk art form Jhumur.

Sabitri Chatterjee, who did a cameo in Hemlock Society and is currently shooting for Sudipto Chattopadhyay���s Highway in Darjeeling, has been roped in by her grandson Anindya Chatterjee for a flick. In a first, Sanjay of Brahmakhyapa is scoring for the film.
Sabitri Chatterjee in film based on folk art form Jhumur.
Sabitri Chatterjee, who did a cameo in Hemlock Society and is currently shooting for Sudipto Chattopadhyay���s Highway in Darjeeling, has been roped in by her grandson Anindya Chatterjee for a flick. In a first, Sanjay of Brahmakhyapa is scoring for the film.
The yet-untitled film focuses on jhumur, a folk art form, which is battling an existential crisis, and stars Samadarshi Dutta, Sohini Sarkar, Sourav Chakraborty, Parthasarathi Das and Taju in key roles.
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Veteran jhumur artiste Kuchil Mukherjee is an intergral part of the film. Says Anindya, ���I���ll not be able to divulge much details about the film but you can say, Dida (Sabitri) plays the role of a narrator. Manoj Rungta has helped me put the project together.���
Though it���s Anindya���s debut movie, he has made telefilms earlier. Ask him if working with the legendary actress was an obvious choice and he says, ���Dida is my father���s aunt and as a child, I had spent a lot of time at her place. When I approached her for the role, she was indeed very surprised.��� About Sanjay, the director adds, ���Apart from being a talented musician, he also has a folk background. I wanted him to take up this film.���
Sanjay too is excited about his debut as a composer. ���There will be darbari jhumur. For the urban sound, Rupam will be singing a rock-blues number,��� he says.
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