Rangita Pritish Nandy

Rangita Pritish Nandy Pritish Nandy is a prominent Indian poet, journali >> Read More... is a director and a producer in Bollywood. As the name suggests, she is the daughter of Pritish Nandy. Her first project was “The Accident” that was slated to release in 2011 but was eventually stalled.

Some of her famous works are: “ Chameli Click to look into! >> Read More... ” (2003), “Jhankaar Beats” (2003) among others. She recently produced some hits including “ Pyaar Ke Side Effects Click to look into! >> Read More... ” in 2006, “ Ugly Aur Pagli Click to look into! >> Read More... ” in 2008, and “ Shaadi Ke Side Effects Click to look into! >> Read More... ” in 2014, which starred Farhan Akhtar One of the most recognized young director of India >> Read More... and Vidya Balan Vidya Balan is an award winning Bollywood actress >> Read More... , with a refreshing twist to the genre of drama in the industry 

For Pritish, his daughter is the light and shining star of his production house as well as the soul of the house. When asked about his daughter in an interview he did not deter from talking about Rangita as the main, who handles the production house. He says, in a male dominated society like ours, where everybody is busy showing off their machismo, the fathers should come forward and protect their daughters. On being asked about what Rangita thinks about her father and her career graph, she says, it was all pre-planned for her. She did not have to strive or work hard to establish like how her father had to. On being asked, what she learned from her father, quick her reply came, “It might fill a whole book.” She owes whatever she is, as a person, and what she implements in her, to her father and how her parents brought her up. She adds to it, by saying that her parents never made her as well as her sister feel left out for anything. Be it any materialistic demands, the two daughters, always had their parents’ ears, every alternate day. Rangita says, this is what has helped them grow qualities like love, compassion, honesty were ingrained in them even before they developed their own personalities. This has helped her in her work front as well all her life. When asked, how it feels to work with father, Rangita is quick to reply that her father is more like a companion to her (even though have small ideological clashes) but she thinks, these are healthy as it gives birth to new ideas. And we are well aware of the works by her which stand out from rest of the productions every year.