A popular Bengali television channel is bringing the literary works of Bengali authors to the TV screens with their one-of-a-kind series ‘ Sahityer Shera Shomoy ’. After adapting literary works like ‘Anuradha’, ‘Agnipariksha’ for the screen, the channel is now set for yet another run. This time, ‘ Bou Churi ’ by Prabhat Kumar Gupta , has been adapted for the screen as part of the ‘Sahityer Shera Shomoy’ series.
Actor Riaz Laskar and Tanishka Tiwari are essaying the lead roles in the Bengali television show ‘Bou Churi’. According to them, "The story of Bou Churi actually reflects the era when our society and the individuals residing in it was yet to undergo the biggest evolution of modernism and development. Reviving a picture of that particular period on the Television screen is a daunting challenge for the director as well the actors who are an integral part of it.
The characters of Indubala and Anath are two contrasting shades of personalities who have different desires from life and future. It is definitely a privilege for both of us to play an onscreen role influenced from the rich treasure trove of Bengali Literature. Every day we prepare our scripts and appropriate dialogue-throw so that the viewers can easily connect with us.
We are grateful to the Channel Authority and our Director for their relentless support and unmatched guidance," ‘Bou Churi’, directed by Bijoy Jana , features Ayanna Chatterjee , Riaz Laskar, Rajarshi Mukherjee, Bonhi Chakraborty, Tanishka Tiwari, Deepanjali Mukherjee, Keshav Mukherjee, Sangita Ghosh, Ayush Majumdar and Parboni Burman Apart from ‘Bou Churi’, another family drama ‘Modhur Hawa’ is gracing the TV screens as well. ‘Modhur Hawa’ narrates the tale of the Sanyal family where the four generations inhabit together under the same roof. Niharanjan Sanyal, a school teacher and an ardent fan of the actress Kanan Devi lives in the nostalgia of his era, worshipping her beauty and creativity skills.
On the other hand, through the characters of Niharanjan Babu's wife, her children and their third generation, the audience will witness a bitter-sweet chemistry of a family where there's joy, sorrow, conflict and the painful picture of the changing dynamics of family relationships due to the generation gap and today’s tech-savvy social lifestyle..
