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With the release and critical acclaim of these films,Indian regional cinema is getting bigger!
It’s a good sign,a hopeful one,especially for the regional cinema of the country. Four films Ijjodu,Janala,Kutty Shrank & Shob Charitro Kalponik,directed by the masters in their field and produced by Reliance Big Pictures are now a part of the Indian Panorama section at the 40th International Film Festival of India (IFFI) held at Goa. While M S Sathyu is behind Kannda film Ijjodu,Shaji Karuns made Malayam film Kutty Shrank and Rituparno Ghoshs shining with his Bengali film Shob Charitro Kalponik. We are committed to producing great regional cinema, says Sanjeev Lamba,CEO BIG Pictures. India has a great reservoir of creative talent. Every state,every region has something very special to offer and we are working with an array of very talented film makers.
Buddhadev Dasguptas Bengali creation Janala starring Tapas Paul,Swastika Mukherjee and Indraneil Sengupta is the journey of a solitary man against the wrath of circumstances when he decides to pursue his little impulsive dream. The film has been screened at the Toronto International Film Festival,Telluride Film Festival and the London Film Festival earlier in the year and will be part of the Dubai International Film Festival scheduled in December.
In Kutty Srank,the police find an unidentified body on the beach,and three women turn up,each claiming it is her Kutty Srank. This is the first time in Kerala,probably India,that a woman cinematographer has handled the camera in a feature film, Karun lauds the work of Anjali Shukla. After being screened at the Montreal World Film Festival and Pusan International Film Festival earlier in the year the film will travel to the Dubai International film festival in December 2009.
Finally,Shob Charitro Kalponik has already received a lot of critical and box office acclaim during its release this August. The film is about a young womans recollection of her marriage post her poet-husbands death. It stars Bipasha Basu whos given a stellar performance while Prosenjit the veteran Bengali actor has excelled himself as the exasperating yet adorable husband. The film was screened at the Durban International Film Festival earlier in the year.
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