Nandita Roy

Nandita Roy is an Indian filmmaker and screenwriter. Nandita Roy was born on April 3rd, 1955. The Mumbaikar made her first appearance with the film Icche (2011) alongside her co-director Shiboprosad Mukherjee Shiboprosad Mukherjee is a renowned Indian film di >> Read More... .

The duo has also directed Accident, Bela Seshe, Ramdhanu, Praktan, and Posto. She has been a part of numerous undertakings and has worked with many well-known writers. Nandita joined St. Joseph's Convent High School in the exurbia of Vile Parle.

An economics graduate of Parle College began work as a schoolteacher in St. Joseph's Convent. Later, she underwent her postgrad from the University of Mumbai, Kalina, on Economics. She tied the knot with Nitish Roy Nitish Roy is a Bengali film director and an art, >> Read More... in 1977.

Roy started her profession in 1978, as a puppeteer and assistant director on Agadoom-Bagadoom, a puppet movie for kids. Roy built up a far-reaching resume in many films, as an editor, set dresser, and scriptwriter, learning various phases of the business.

Roy shifted to the TV. She became accountable for ETV Network's original true-life production company and is the artistic and directorial boss of the Bengali channel. Nineteen nonfiction shows are created by the talented writer.

The first Bengali women's magazine show, Sreemoti, has also been created by her. Roy also began a series of one-hour TV programs by well-known writers. Praktan is the highest earning Bengali movie of 2016 and cleared the W. Bengal Film Awards including Most Successful Film.

Icche and Bela Seshe are also some of her very successful theatrical innings of 125 and 250 days, correspondingly. Most of her movies met with desperate commendation. Icche showcased at Indian Panorama Film Festival.

The picture Icche got accepted by The National Film Archive of India. Muktodhara, Icche, and Ramdhanu are included in the B. Ed curriculum of the Visva Bharati Academe. Muktodhara and Icche have also been utilized by the Credential Course on Legal and Psychological Counselling for Women in Suffering.

In an interview with Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee about their picture Posto. Why the name Posto? One might wonder. It is a quirky name according to the writer. Posto is a kind of poppy seed and is one of the cuisines that has been relished by Bengalis of different initiations.

That is why she named the child in the movie Posto. How was Argha Basu Roy selected for playing Posto, is the question. The concluding audition was done unconnectedly by Nandita and Shiboprosad. Ultimately, we check if our selections tally or not.

The duo interviewed 550 youngsters. Reduced it down to 30 and conclusively three. Both the writer and the assistant chose Argha. The flawless child artist stands out among hundreds. Nandita Recaps one of Satyajit Ray Biographies reveal bare details about the maverick >> Read More... discovery of the character Apu in Apur Sansar. Argha acts together with the histrionic like Soumitra Chatterjee Soumitra Chatterjee was born on January 19, 1935, >> Read More... , who portrays his granddad. Hopefully, we will be looking at some more of Nandita Roy’s work. Be moved, influenced and educated by it in one way or other.