Kolkata: Legendary Actor Sharmila Tagore Said Her Just-Released Film ‘Puratwan’ Might Be Her Last Bengali Film.
The Padma Bhushan Awarde Said She Loved Doing Bengali Films but Her Health Conditions will make it stressful for her.
“Let’s see. I love doing bengali films. I love everything about kolkata but i am not as much fit (for acting in shoots) as required due to my health conditions,” She said on friday night to a Quation About turning up in future works.
Recalling Her Shooting Experience in Puratwan in 2023, Tagore Said, “We have shot togeether for 14-15 days together at a resort on the bank of river ganga and we haad a great time.”
“There is such a comfort level to mouth your dialogues in Bengali. You can Quickly Improvise for a Dialogue. After so many so many years I clock entrely speake in Bengali, my own language, in a movie,” Said Tagore – Who is turning up in a Bengali Film after 14 years.
To another question, tagore said, “for me each and every film appears to be challenging. You want to do it (role being essayed) with a purpose.”
Tagore said her portrayal of an elderly mother’s role in Puratwan, where she is the on -screen mother of a corporate honcho, a present -day career woman – essayed by Rituparna Sengupta – Aone “via. Does not come always. ”
Complimenting Director Suman Ghosh for Developing Such a Beautiful Narraty She Said, “He Tried His Best To Make Me Look Beautiful In Everyone Frame.”
Tagore said she loved watching the restored version of satyajit ray’s ‘Nayak’ (1966), where she is pitted opposite uttam kumar.
“I love it so much! The restored print. Amazing photoography. The brilliant differential Brought So Much Effect With low budget, “She Gushed.
Tagore made her debut in satyajit ray’s ‘APur Sansar’ at the age of 14 in 1959.
She also active in Ray’s Devi, Aranyer Din Ratri Among others.
“I share the vibes whenever I come to kolkata. People of different classes and strata have mingled so beautiful here Road, Leading their lives, carrying on their activities.
The film has been produced by rituparna Sengupta.