Bengali
film industry is passing through very tough time. In year 2014-2015, the
condition was worst. In year 2015-2016, more than 100 Bengali films were
released but the box office situation is unaltered. What is the future of the
industry? As
per record, nearly 110 Bengali films were released during January 2015 to March
2016. Among the films, film Belaseshe
of Shiboprosad Mukhopadhyay and Nandita Roy has recorded good box office
business. The film Belaseshe was a 1 Crore 10 lakhs movie and box office
collection of the film was nearly 6.5 crore.
Among
the detective films, Ebar Shabar of Arindam Shil did good box office business.
Anindya Chottopadhyay’s debut film Open T Bioscope also succeeded in box
office. Among the typical commercial movies, Jamai 420 and Besh Korechi Prem
Korechi of Jeet – Koel pair have done good business.
During
Durga Puja 2015, total six Bengali films were released and this never happed
before. Srijit Mukherjee’s Rajkahini, Anjan Dutta’s Byomkesh Bokshi, Raj
Chakraborty’s Kathmundu, Sudhu Tomari Jonyo of Birsa Dasgupta, Cross Connection
2 of Abhijit Roy and Sudeshna Roy were released during last year Durga
Puja. All the films were box office hit
with Rajkahini and Byomkesh on the front line. Another
important point is that in the last one year, remake films failed in Bengali
film industry. Last year was not very productive for mainstream films also excepting
Jamai 420 and Besh Korechi Prem Korechi. Many
Bengali film producers are interested in Indo-Bangladesh joint production films
to capture the Bangladesh market and this may help Bengali films to survive.
Let’s hope that in 2016, Bengali film industry will be abale to find the right path.
Let’s hope that in 2016, Bengali film industry will be abale to find the right path.
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