Bijoyar Pore Selected for Kolkata International Film Festival and Dhaka International Film Festival

Bijoyar Pore, which stars Swastika Mukherjee, Mamata Shankar, Deepankar De, Rwitobroto Mukherjee, Bidipta Chakraborty, and other actors, has been acknowledged as an official selection for the Bengali Panorama section of the forthcoming 29th Kolkata International Film Festival. It is also being considered for a number of other international film festivals and has been selected as an official segment in the World Cinema section of the 22nd Dhaka International Film Festival.

Abhijit SriDas's film Bijoyar Pore (Autumn Flies) is a gripping story that delves into issues of love, familial bonds, and reunions, especially around the holiday season. This emotional film trip delves deeply into complex family relationships and the growing gap between generations. The Durga Puja holiday serves as the setting for the film, which emphasizes the transformational power of love and the human spirit's ability to overcome death and illness.

Durga Puja has a particular position in Bengali culture because of the ever-present feelings that are ingrained in the society. From folklore to everyday life, parents worry about their daughters in the fall, and emotions such as love and devotion entwine with our bodily existence. The components of relationships that are included into conversations, connections, culture, and life values are captured in our video. Bengalis' lives are still shaped and affected by the spirit of Durga Puja, which is a reflection of their rich cultural legacy. The persistent pursuit of business ventures creates a pattern of uncovering hidden facts that are shrouded in silence yet speak louder than words. An honest effort was made to hear and comprehend the value of memories preserved as treasures for future generations in the pursuit of these unsaid stories. "Bijoyar Pore" is a term that captures a slice of life. The unasked-for feelings and unheard words are distilled and presented as personalities that each declare their own aura, such as Aloka, Ananda, Mrinmoyee, and others. These components come together to form the core of my first movie," Abhiji remarked.

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