Subhrajit Mitra

Subhrajit Mitra is a well-known Indian Bengali filmmaker. He was born on 18 January 1976. At the age of eighteen, he started his career as a director of documentary for Doordarshan. He has done a post-graduate diploma in computer science and engineering. Also, he completed a part-time two-years diploma course in film direction from the National Institute of Film and Fine Art. He also got a certificate from Harvard University. The certificate was for the Department of the Classics on Ancient Masterpieces on World Literature. Additionally, he received the Iconic Achievers Award of the Rotary Benevolent Club. His great knowledge in literature makes him a famous director and screenplay writer.

He worked as a screenplay writer and director of the film Abhijatrik. This film is based on the last part of " Aparajito Aparajito is a Bengali TV series scripted by Kallo >> Read More... ," the novel of Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay, and the sequel to the classic "Apu trilogy" by Satyajit Ray Biographies reveal bare details about the maverick >> Read More... . This was an immense success for Subhrajit Mitra. This film got 5th rank as the best South Asian film of 2020. 

Mon Amour: Shesher Kobita Revisited in 2022 is the debut feature film by Subhrajit.  Subhrajit has directed 7 feature films, including Agunpakhi and Kakababu trilogy by Sunil Ganguly Sunil Ganguly was an Indian instrumentalist from K >> Read More... . Inspired by Agatha Christie's work, he has done Chorabali. His first work of fiction is Vorai, a 52-minute film. 

Subhrajit Mitra was a director and screenplay writer of six documentaries for Doordarshan. Also, he has directed 52 episodes of a documentary series on ISRO, two more documentaries for BM Birla Heart Research Centre, another documentary for ONGC, and a docu-fiction on the conversation on nature for the Forest Department of West Bengal, and it was a promotional docu-fiction. The documentary on Garo tribes, "Wangala '' was researched, scripted, and directed by Subhrajit. Subhrajit made a documentary based on the 1971 India-Pakistan war and Bangladesh liberation for BSF.

The Ministry of Home Affairs India produced the documentary. His documentary "The Unknown Stories of the Messiah '' was nominated for the Best International Docu Feature award at the Room International Film Festival. The feature was based on Jesus Christ's alleged life in India after his resurrection. Another documentary film, "Flickering Angles," which was produced by the government of India, has traveled to many international festivals.