Rituparna Sengupta's film Aamar Labangalata enters second week

Inspired by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay’s iconic novel Rajani, Rituparna Sengupta’s film Aamar Labangalata debuted in theaters on November 22. Directed by Bappa Bandhopadhyay and produced by Ganesh Entertainment, the film offers a fresh and unique interpretation of the timeless story.

Rituparna said, "I try to bring something new with each film, as it enhances me as an actor, and Labangalata is one such character. We have already received interesting feedback from the audience." The narrative brings to life Labangalata's inner world, portrayed by Rituparna Sengupta, and presents a poignant depiction of her as a woman of intellect, beauty, and the pillar of her family. The film explores the personal sacrifices she makes to preserve family unity and uphold societal harmony. The film has entered its second week and has received substantial feedback from both the audience and renowned names from the industry.

Talking about the film, actress Chaiti Ghosal said, "It's yet again a commercial film with a lot of nuances. The making is gripping. Rituparna looked very beautiful and powerful in the film... the cast is wonderful." Rudranil Ghosh said, "The film looks interesting with the touch of a period in it. All the characters are interesting, and the drama is quite gripping." "After a long time, I saw an impressive film made from literature. Bappa Banerjee has done a great job. Rituparna looks beautiful in her zamindari attire, and the rest of the cast has done a great job," added Raja Sen.

Director Indradip Sengupta was all praise for the film. He said, "The movie brings out the story of a period in time. The interesting part is that it's done from the point of view of Labangalata. The director has taken some interesting shots. Rituparna looks beautiful with a powerful performance. Tania Kar looks good and performed well. The rest of the cast is very impressive. Indranil Sengupta and Alamgir both imparted strong performances. The songs are interesting. It's a befitting tribute to Bappi Lahiri."