Dibyendu Bhattacharya

Dibyendu Bhattacharya, who is known for his role in the Mirzapur series, recently spoke about racism in the film industry, calling it a deeply rooted problem that continues to impact casting decisions. In a recent interview, Dibyendu shared a personal experience to highlight how bias based on skin colour still exists. He revealed that he was replaced in an advertisement just days before the shoot because of his skin colour.

Alia Bhatt was trolled after her Cannes 2026 red carpet appearance, with claims that international media ignored her. Sonu Sood stepped in with a supportive message, urging people to choose encouragement over trolling. Alia also clapped back at a troll with a witty reply, saying, "Why pity, love? You noticed me :)"

Anil Kapoor reminisced about his 1985 film 'Yudh', admitting dancing with Hema Malini was more nerve-wracking than his double role. He shared a still from their dance sequence, highlighting Malini's star power. Kapoor's upcoming projects include the Netflix show 'Family Business', 'Alpha' in the YRF Spy Universe, and Shah Rukh Khan's 'King'.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya surprised audiences with his restrained performance as a judge in 'Maamla Legal Hai 2', a stark contrast to the show's comedic tone. He found the role challenging, balancing dignity with ambiguity. Looking ahead, Bhattacharya is set to star in YRF's 'Alpha' and the upcoming series 'Raakh'.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya is seen as a Mangalorean Udupi Shetty Anna, Dance Bar owner in the latest series 'Main Monica'. The actor, who has known for films like 'Black Friday', 'Dev.D', 'Goal' among others, and OTT projects like 'Sacred Games', 'Jamtara', 'Criminal Justice', 'Undekhi', 'Aar Ya Paar'', among others, spoke about his experience of working in 'Main Monica'.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya has made a mark in digital entertainment with roles in Sacred Games and Griha Laxmi. He believes OTT platforms are crucial for the future of Indian cinema, emphasizing their dominance during the pandemic. Bhattacharya hopes quality content prevails and warns against the rise of formulaic films.

Actor dibyendu bhattacharya who is busy promoting his upcoming series 'Undekhi 3' opened up about his experiences working in both Bengali and Hindi cinema.

From working with ace filmmakers like Anurag Kashyap, Aakash Bhatia, Srijit Mukherji, Abhishek Chaubey, and Vasan Bala to sharing screen space with some of Bollywood's phenomenal actors, dibyendu bhattacharya is known for his impressive body of work. "I have done supportive roles in all known films and that's how the industry came to know that I am a good actor," says Dibyendu who is known for his characters in films like 'Dev D', 'B.A Pass', 'Looop Lapeta' and 'Criminal Justice'.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya expresses his eagerness for the release of 'Chakda Xpress,' praising Anushka Sharma's performance as her career-best. Despite his enthusiasm, the film's fate remains uncertain, leaving him as clueless as fans. The delay impacts numerous individuals involved, from actors to daily wage workers, highlighting the emotional and financial investment in the project, with the reason for delay being unknown.

Whether films like ‘Monsoon Wedding’, ‘Dev D’, Khuda Hafiz: Chapter 2 or OTT shows like ‘Criminal Justice’ and ‘Jamtara’, actor dibyendu bhattacharya’s stellar performances speak for him. The versatile actor is currently on a dream run with one dream role after another. And now, he’s all set to play the main antagonist in the much-anticipated action flick ‘Mirza’ which sees Ankush in his ragged avatar.

Bollywood actor dibyendu bhattacharya discussed his diverse career and working across different platforms in a recent interview. He stated that there is not much difference when portraying characters in Hindi cinema, Bengali cinema, or web series. He mentioned that he is inclined towards no particular platform, but finds OTT more liberated. Bhattacharya also talked about his approach to getting into character and his role in the film "Mission Raniganj." He expressed his desire to explore various types of roles in the future and criticized the notion that looks are everything in cinema.

Actor dibyendu bhattacharya, who is known for his work in films like 'Black Friday', 'Maqbool', 'B.A. Pass', 'Lootera' and others, has shared that auteur Anurag Kashyap kept his promise of casting him in his cult film 'Dev.D', which recently clocked 15 years of its release.

Anushka Sharma has been on a break from the industry since her 2018 film 'Zero'. All eyes are now on her upcoming film 'Chakda Xpress', which has faced multiple delays over the years. The biographical sports drama has often sparked rumours of being shelved. Indian fast bowler Jhulan Goswami has reacted to the ongoing delay in the release of the film based on her life.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya’s journey in films hasn’t been a walk on the bed of roses, but the talented actor is passionate about his work and does not believe in quitting.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya, who has been a part of Bollywood for over two decades now, opened up about his journey so far and his brush with nepotism in the industry.

Actor dibyendu bhattacharya, who is known for his work in 'Black Friday', 'Lootera', 'Mirzapur' and several others, has shared that his short film 'Ghuspaith' is a tribute to fearless, dedicated journalists like Danish Siddiqui, the 2018 Pulitzer Prize winner who documented the Rohingya refugee crisis.

Actor dibyendu bhattacharya, who is currently enjoying the response to the second season of the crime-drama streaming series 'Jamtara', will be seen essaying the role of the coach in the upcoming Anushka Sharma-starrer film 'Chakda 'Xpress'.

Veteran actor dibyendu bhattacharya reflected on the film industry's unpredictability and praised Ahaan Panday's successful debut in 'Saiyaara.' He fondly recalled Ahaan's time as an assistant director on 'The Railway Men,' emphasizing that genuine emotional connection trumps marketing strategies for a film's success. Dibyendu believes sincerity in filmmaking is key, as predicting audience preferences remains impossible.

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Having acted for 23 years, actor dibyendu bhattacharya has revealed that he never takes himself seriously and believes that those who do are afraid of no work. Having started his journey with a small role in Monsoon Wedding, the actor has given many memorable characters and has said that if there is no acting work, he has other things to do in life like spending time with family, cooking food, listening to music and studying. Bhattacharya does not give more importance to anything or even oneself in life and does not believe in struggling but a journey.

Dibyendu Bhattacharya hailed the selfless work that Sonu Sood has been doing for the migrants. According to him, the work that he has done has made me immensely proud as a neighbor and as a friend.

He started off with a celebrated filmmaker Mira Nair's 'Monsoon Wedding' to only find himself in a corner which was devoid of commercial movies and TV shows. But dibyendu bhattacharya hung on and gamely continued to do what he enjoyed best- acting. "I wouldn't have completed my studies if graduation was not required to join NSD," our guest this week on #HowIMadeIt says bluntly.

The actor is all set to star in two big projects, one being Sonu Sood's 'Fateh' and the other being 'Anubhav Sinha's' untitled film.

During his recent visit to Delhi, the Black Friday actor visited NSD and the Mandi House area to relive his time in the city

Dibyendu Bhattacharya expressed disappointment over the shelving of 'Chakda Xpress', a biopic on Jhulan Goswami starring Anushka Sharma. He praised the film as "very well-made" and Anushka's performance. Despite completion, its release remains uncertain, leaving Bhattacharya hopeful it will be shared with audiences soon.

On Wednesday, Abhay Deol walked down memory lane, recalling 15 years of his film 'Dev.D'. The film, which released in 2009, was helmed by Anurag Kashyap. Abhay revealed that he had pitched this idea of a contemporary Devdas to the filmmaker, who agreed to it happily.

Vidyut Jammwal who recently got engaged to Nandita Mahtani talked about parenthood in an interview. The 'Khuda Haafiz' actor shared that he is open to all the possible ways of having a child.