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Biplab Chatterjee in Kolkata

By Biplab Chatterjee

| May 8th 2012 | Views:

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It is really not necessary to introduce Biplab Chatterjee to Kolkatans at large. He is counted among those stars who has made an indelible imprint in the hearts and minds of his fans throughout the state and the country as well. In the present world of Bengali cinema, any kind of onscreen villainy is inherently linked with his name. If a movie is about a conventional hero, his soul mate and a villain who is trying hard to wreak all thing good and beautiful, audience do expect to see Biplab Chatterjee in that particular negative role. Among the many existing stars and starlets who are making their way into Tollywood, the prominence and acceptance of Biplab Chatterjee in Kolkata can be considered supreme.

Being born to an art loving family, the young Biplab Chatterjee was motivated and directed by his father to further his knowledge in drama and music. His father was himself a master in playing a number of musical instruments. Thus, at a very young age, Biplab Chatterjee took on his interest in drama and acting and sought coaching from the renowned Sambhu Mitra, who is one of the most famous stage personalities in Kolkata. This is one of the many reasons why the acting skills of Biplab Chatterjee is almost impeccable. He gets into the role that he is playing in the movie and becomes the character himself, while on screen. This has an astonishing effect on the audience, who he manages to thrill with almost every dialogue delivery he makes.

Stepping ahead of being a part of a well known play by Sambhu Mitra, called ‘Bohurupee’, Biplab Chatterjee made his debut in the world of silver screen with Satyajit Ray’s ‘Pratidwandi’ . . . and there was no looking back after that. Till date he has starred in over two hundred and fifty films over a span of forty years, the greater number of which have been blockbusters. The demand for Biplab Chatterjee is Kolkata is staggering, which is a major reason why renowned directors like Mrinal Sen, Tapan Sinha, Tarun Majumdar, Buddhadeb Dasgupta, Sandip Roy etc, are all eager to sign him up for forthcoming movies.

Khuje Berai (1971), Din Amader (1977), Charmurti (1978), Joy Baba Felunath (1978), Ekdin Pratidin (1979), Banchanramer Bagan (1980), Jibon Niye Khela (1999), Dekha (2001), Patalghar (2003), Rajmohol (2005), Parineeta (2005), Koilashe Kelengkari (2007), Shedin Dujone (2008) are some of the most memorable movies in which he starred. These movies have succeeded greatly making people laugh and cry at the same time. These are also the films that a person could mark as milestones in the recent history of Bengali films.

With ever growing number of fans wanting to see Biplab Chatterjee in movies, there are an equal number of people who wish to see Biplab Chatterjee in politics in Kolkata. Besides acting, Biplab Chatterjee has also shown a lot on interest in the growth and development of West Bengal. His socio political endeavors lead him to contest the Assembly elections in 1998 from Rashbehari constituency, and from Alipore constituency in 2006. The fact remains, whether in movies or in politics, Biplab Chatterjee in Kolkata will continue to rule the hearts of people.

Biplab Chatterjee - About Author:
Biplab Chatterjee in Kolkata is not only a renowned actor in the Bengali film industry with innumerable fims to his credit, but he is also a well known political figure too. To know more about Biplab Chatterjee in politics in Kolkata, please visit: http://www.biplabchatterjee.com/