Rituparna awaiting release of her movie ‘Sporsho’

Entertainment Report :
Rituparna Sengupta, the famous actress of Kolkata came to Dhaka a few days ago.

She returned to Singapore after completing the shooting of the movie ‘Sporsho’ directed by Anonno Mamun.

Earlier, the shooting of ‘Sporsho’ was done in different locations of Kolkata.

The shooting of this movie has been completed in the middle of shooting in Dhaka.

Rituparna liked the story of the movie, her character so much that now she is waiting for the release of this movie.

A heroine or actress waits for the release of all the movies she has starred in.

But some have a strong interest in movies. Rituparna is also waiting for her starring movie ‘Sporsho’.

Ritu played the role of ‘Indira’ in this movie. She is basically a businessman and a passionate woman, and also a single mother.

Even in the midst of extreme loneliness, who wants to dedicate herself to people. There is love in her again.

Rituparna has acted brilliantly in such a role in the language of Anonno Maman.

Rituparna told this correspondent, “Every movie is like a new movie to me.

Story, production, performance of artists – all in all ‘Sporsho’ has been a very good movie.

I am very optimistic about the movie. And I hope the audience will like the on-screen chemistry of Nirab with me.

I like to act in joint production movies because it has the
opportunity to watch the movie of audiences of two Bengals.

Two Bengali viewers should get a chance to watch ‘Sporsho’ movie as soon as possible – I am waiting for this.”

The story, dialogues and screenplay of ‘Sporsho’ have been written by the director Anonno Mamun himself.

Rituparna had earlier acted in the movie ‘Ekti Cinemar Golpo’ directed by MA Alamgir.

In the meantime, Rituparna’s new movie ‘Beautiful Life’ directed by RD Nath was released in Kolkata on September 22.

Rituparna played the role of a painter in this movie. Ritiparna’s latest popular movie is ‘Datta’, directed by Nirmal Chakraborty.

Meanwhile, Rituparna’s popular movies in Bangladesh include ‘Sagorika’, ‘Ami Sei Meye’, ‘Meyerao Manush’, ‘Swami Keno
Ashami’, ‘Swami Chhintai’, etc.