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Shiboprosad Mukherjee's Intense First Look from 'Bohurupi: The Golden Daku' Unveiled

The makers of 'Bohurupi: The Golden Daku' have released the first-look poster of Shiboprosad Mukherjee, who reprises his role as Bikram Pramanik. The film, directed by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad, was shot across 96 locations with nearly 2,500 artists. It features Gambhira folk artists from Malda, adding traditional music and masks to the story. The sequel releases this Durga Puja, marking Windows Production's 25th anniversary celebrations.

Shiboprosad Mukherjee's intriguing first look from 'Bohurupi: The Golden Daku' out

Mumbai, Aug 4

The makers of the forthcoming drama, 'Bohurupi: The Golden Daku' added to the buzz by unveiling the first-look character poster of Shiboprosad Mukherjee from his next.

The poster featured Shiboprosad in an intense avatar for the sequel to the blockbuster 'Bohurupi'.

Filmmakers Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee's next will be reaching the audience this Durga Puja.

Talking about the first look from 'Bohurupi: The Golden Daku', Shiboprosad dropped a heartfelt post on FB that read, "Once again, I step into the shoes of Bikram Pramanik. This time, I reprise the character in the second installment of Bohurupi-Bohurupi: The Golden Daku, which is set to hit the big screens this Durga Puja. As part of Windows Production's 25th anniversary celebrations, this film is our second offering to the audience (sic)."

Sharing some details from the shoot, he went on to add, "The scale of this production has been truly remarkable. We shot across 96 locations, with nearly 2,500 artists, including both principal and supporting performers, coming together for this journey. Filming took place across Hasnabad, Taki, Barasat, Bardhaman, Bolpur, Bishnupur, Malda, and several other locations."

"Just like the first film, the talented Bohurupi folk artists have once again been an integral part of the story. A special highlight this time is the participation of Gambhira folk artists from Malda, whose traditional songs, masks, and performances add a unique cultural richness to the film," the post further read.

Shiboprosad further revealed that the shooting schedule of the drama had to be postponed due to the elections. He added that shooting in the scorching heat of May was incredibly challenging."

At the end, he expressed his gratitude to the entire cast and crew of the drama, saying, "The entire credit goes to our cast, crew, and the incredible team of technicians, whose hard work, passion, and commitment turned every challenge into an achievement."

— IANS

Reader Comments

Sneha F

Finally some good content coming out of Tollywood! The inclusion of Gambhira folk artists from Malda is a smart move - it adds authenticity and showcases our rich cultural heritage. Can't wait to see this during Pujo! 🙌

Rahul R

The dedication is visible in the poster itself. Shooting in May's scorching heat after postponing for elections shows their commitment. Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee never disappoint - they balance commercial cinema with meaningful storytelling. Respect! 👏

Priya S

As someone who grew up watching Bengali films, this makes me proud. The way they're highlighting folk art forms like Bohurupi and Gambhira is commendable. These traditions need more mainstream exposure. All the best to the team!

Vikram M

Not a Bengali but a huge fan of quality Indian cinema. Bohurupi was a masterpiece and if this sequel is anything like it, we're in for a treat. The Golden Daku concept sounds intriguing. Will definitely watch it in the theatre during Pujo break! 🎬

Kavya N

Windows Production's 25th anniversary and they're giving us this gem! The first look has that intense, rustic feel. I hope the sequel does justice to the original's legacy. Pujo releases always have a special charm - this one looks promising!

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