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Zoe Northcutt
Twenty years is a long time to prove your worth, specially in the fragile environs of the film industry. But Tota Roychoudhury was probably not aware of this when he stepped into films. By the time he did become aware, instead of pulling away, he grew ever more determined to make it. A role in a Karan Johar production would appear to be the icing on the cake. But let us hear the story of the fittest man in Bengali cinema from the man himself.
Absolutely! I can speak for myself. Earlier we had a limited number of people watching our films, especially in Bangla and to a certain extent Hindi as well. Today, the long pandemic has closed down the theatres. So, more and more people are watching films on OTT. Now, they can watch a film anywhere at any time and have a massive selection to choose from. There are more directors willing to work with new actors and actors from regional cinema and this has worked wonders for everyone, including me.
It made no difference at all to my career professionally. Though my performance was praised by Amitabh Bachchan and Naseeruddin Shah, I had no work for six months though many of my co-actors were flooded with offers. There have been times when my best scenes have been chopped, my photos excluded from publicity material, or the script rewritten even while the the film was well under way. That is because the hero could and did exercise his clout. It is the law of the sea - big fish eat small fish. I had no choice but to accept this.
It was a novel experience. I was surprised when Srijit called me and said he had four names in mind for Feluda. Of the four, he would choose one depending on parameters such as an audience poll, his perception of the character and the dates the actor would make himself available including a month-and-a-half long workshop. I was also supposed to go for a look test. However, two days before the audition, he dropped the idea of a look test and confirmed me for the role. I loved it. This too, was for an OTT platform but it added to my stock of experience of having worked with directors across India.
Two weeks prior to its release, Madhur Bhandarkar's film 'Indu Sarkar' has courted fresh trouble. Priya Singh Paul, who claims to be late Congress leader Sanjay Gandhi's secret daughter, has moved the Delhi High Court against the film, claiming that it portrays her 'father', Sanjay Gandhi, and 'grandmother', former Indian Prime Minister, Indira Gandhi in a negative light, reports Hindustan Times.
According to a report in Asian Age, Priya Singh Paul claims that she was born in 1968 and was adopted at the age of 6, in 1974. She also claims that she found out being Sanjay Gandhi's biological daughter only in 2010, when told by Vimla Gujral, former Prime Minister IK Gujral's sister and that her adoption papers had been forged.
Paul claims that she is "not hankering for media attention and decided to come out as a wrong impression was being created about her father," reported India Today. And that the misrepresentation in the film was forcing her to "break her silence".
In the past, the film's director, National Award-winning filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar has clarified that the film is "30 percent facts and 70 percent fiction." But Paul claims that "these so-called facts lead to a fiction. This has been cleverly done to influence a reasonable viewer to make an obvious connect," according to the Hindustan Times report.
This is not the film's only brush with controversy. Last month, Paul sent a four-page notice, dated 23 June, to Bhandarkar, producer Bharat Shah, Minister of Information and Broadcasting Venkaiah Naidu, and Pahlaj Nihalani, the chairperson of the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC), to stop the film from being released until it was shown to her and received her approval.
A week ago, Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam wrote to the CBFC, asking that the film be screened for them for review before being 'censored', since it portrayed beloved Congress leaders and they wanted to ensure they were not being shown in a bad light. Bhandarkar had refused to screen the film for Congress or any other political party.
Prior to all of this, in June, after the release of the first trailer and several posters of 'Indu Sarkar', Congress spokesperson Jyotiraditya Scindia had condemned the film saying, "This film is fully sponsored. The organisation and the individual who is behind the film is known to us. We totally condemn the false depictions in the film."
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