Top 10 Films Of Dev Adhikari

Dev Adhikari is a prominent face in the Bengali film industry who also commands an intense fandom. Starting his career more than a decade back, the actor has undoubtedly come a long way to win our hearts with his performance. Looking back, here are some films where he showcased his top-notch performance, proving why he is considered a star

1. Chaamp

Directed by Raj Chakrabarty, Chaamp is an awe-inspiring sports narrative that serves as the introduction of Rukmini Maitra Bio coming soon... >> Read More... as the remarkable leading actress opposite the charismatic Dev. Chaamp exalts the unconquerable tenacity of a young pugilist named Shivaji (Dev), venturing from a secluded hamlet in Purulia to the vibrant city of Kolkata in pursuit of refining his boxing prowess, fueled by the unwavering support of his mentor Buroda (Chiranjit). As Shivaji basks in the glory of triumph and finds solace in the love, he shares with Jaya (Rukmini Maitra), his professional journey faces a tumultuous downturn. However, he resolutely rises from the ashes of adversity, transcending every obstacle that dares to impede his path, ultimately emerging as an illustrious champion.

2. Password

Next up, we have Password, a gripping thriller directed by the visionary filmmaker Kamaleshwar Mukherjee Kamaleshwar Mukherjee was a renowned actor, direct >> Read More... . This film delves into the concept of finding solutions to the drawbacks of technology in this digital era and its influence on society. With Dev leading the ensemble cast, including Parambrata Chattopadhyay, Rukmini Maitra, and Paoli Dam The Bengali film actress was born on 4th October 1 >> Read More... , Password takes us on an exhilarating adventure through the treacherous world of cyber terrorism. In this narrative, the intelligence agency RAW recruits Rohit, a young and talented officer played by Dev, to combat cyber crimes. Accompanied by the spirited Nisha, portrayed by Rukmini, they embark on a mission to thwart the plans of Ismailov and Mariom, brought to life by Parambrata and Paoli, respectively. These terrorists aim to breach the government's online databases and obtain classified documents. Witness how Rohit and his team triumphantly foil their sinister aspirations.

3. Tonic

Abhijit Sen Abhijit Sen was born to Asit Sen, a director turne >> Read More... , known for his exceptional direction skills, took charge of Tonic, marking its grand entrance into the Bengali film industry post lockdowns. As fate would have it, this masterpiece turned out to be an absolute triumph at the box office. The talented duo of Paran Bandyopadhyay and Dev grace the screen with their captivating performances, bringing life to the heartwarming family drama that is Tonic. Delving deep into the thoughts of a retired gentleman trapped in the monotony of his existence, this film portrays his burning desire for liberation. What better occasion to fulfil his dreams than on his 46th wedding anniversary? Yearning to whisk his beloved wife away on a remarkable foreign adventure, he is met with unexpected opposition from his dear son. Through Paran Bandyopadhyay's impeccable portrayal, Jaladhar's character springs to life, filled with quick wit, idiosyncrasies, and a wealth of emotions. To add to this cinematic gem, the soul-stirring songs beautifully enhance the overall experience, serving as a delightful bonus to the audience.

4. Kishmish

This captivating tale, helmed by the talented Rahul Mukherjee Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , spins a heartfelt narrative of affection between the endearing Tintin portrayed by Dev and the enchanting Rohini embodied by Rukmini Maitra. Tintin, brimming with a fervent passion for artistry rather than academic pursuits, embarks on a sojourn to the picturesque town of Darjeeling to pursue his studies. It is within the hallowed halls of his college that he is bewitched by the brilliant Rohini, a model student. However, their tender love is imperilled by the formidable obstacle of Tintin's mother. The film possesses a vibrancy reminiscent of youthful romances experienced during college years, unfolding with a unique and fresh narrative style. The exceptional performances by Kharaj Mukherjee and Anjana Basu, essaying the roles of Tintin's parents, truly shine amidst the supporting cast.

5. Chaander Pahaar

Based on the renowned children’s book penned by B. Bandyopadhyay, the well-known fictitious persona Shankar Roy possesses an insatiable thirst for thrilling escapades since his tender years and frequently embarks on these ventures in perilous settings. The film is brought to life by Shree Venkatesh Films and helmed by the skilled director Kamaleswar Mukherjee. It endeavours to artfully recreate the essence of Shankar Roy from the literary masterpiece. One can always immerse themselves in the audiobook or peruse the written work before drawing comparisons to its cinematic counterpart. Presently, 'Chander Pahar', which signifies the majestic mountains of the moon, chronicles Shankar's odyssey to Africa in this Bengali motion picture. Spectators are treated to awe-inspiring panoramas of the continent, meticulously captured through the lens. Moreover, one can anticipate encountering some of nature's most fearsome creatures. In terms of Dev, admirers are afforded the opportunity to witness him in a novel light, assuming a more formidable role. He has seamlessly adapted to the character, rendering the film truly unparalleled. Furthermore, this film also boasts a sequel titled "Amazon Obhijaan," which premiered in 2017.

6. Khoka 420

Khoka 420, a creation of Eskay Movies and helmed by Rajeev Biswas, showcases the talents of Dev as Krish, Subhoshree as Bhoomi, and Nusrat as Megha. Megha, Krish's companion, compels him to assume the role of Bhoomi's partner, all in an effort to rescue her from an unwanted marriage. Initially, Krish vehemently opposes the notion, but eventually, he relents, not wishing to witness Megha's distress over her friend. Initially, Krish only complies as an act of kindness towards Megha. However, as he spends more time with Bhoomi, their feelings for each other blossom. This intricate situation promptly changes the atmosphere of the film, as Krish finds himself torn between his affection for Bhoomi and Megha, a revelation that perhaps the audience foresaw right from the start. Undoubtedly, this circumstance becomes acutely painful for Megha.

7. Rangbaaz

The movie Rangbaaz, under the skilful guidance of director Raja Chanda Raja is an Indian Film Director who is majorly foc >> Read More... and brought to life by Surinder Films, weaves a captivating narrative around the life of a young lad named Raj. His world is forever altered when he bears witness to the violent demise of his father while his mother endures a brutal assault. With only his mother left, Raj seeks aid from his uncle to shoulder the burden of mounting medical expenses as her health rapidly deteriorates. However, an unforeseen twist unfurls as a group of individuals extends a helping hand but with a caveat attached. Raj is compelled to provide false testimony, accusing their grandson of perpetrating a horrific act, which results in his confinement within a correctional facility for juvenile delinquents. Faced with an unbearable dilemma of choosing between his beloved mother and his cherished freedom, an apprehensive Raj reluctantly succumbs, unknowingly exposing himself to the torment inflicted by his fellow incarcerated companions.

8. Paglu 2

Acting as the sequel to the Bengali film Paglu, Paglu 2 emerges as a captivating romantic action movie, intertwining elements of action and a touch of comedy. The plot revolves around Dev, a young lad desperately searching for love, only to face initial disappointment due to his lack of formal education. Undeterred, Dev decides to pursue his studies, and it is during this time that he encounters the stunning Riya, played by Koel Mallick Koel Mallick is precisely the present No 1 actress >> Read More... . However, Riya is betrothed to the deranged gang leader Rudra. Rudra and his henchmen derive sadistic pleasure from tormenting anyone who dares to express their affection for Riya or even inquire about her. However, Dev firmly believes in the unyielding bond between him and Riya and musters the courage to seek her hand in marriage. In an attempt to win over her heart, Dev embraces a persona of a hopelessly romantic yet fearless suitor. Throughout this endeavour, he confronts Rudra and his gang multiple times.

9. Yoddha

Yoddha The Warrior stands as a captivating Bengali motion picture, blending action and romance, captivating audiences in 2014. This cinematic gem serves as a tribute to the renowned 2009 Telugu sensation, Magadheera, showcasing the undeniable talents of Ram Charan Teja and Kajal Agarwal. The visionary behind this work of art is none other than the esteemed Raj Chakraborty   Raj Chakroborty is an Indian film director who >> Read More... . In this remarkable film, viewers are introduced to the dynamic pairing of Dev and Mimi Chakraborty Mimi Chakraborty, born in 1989 is a Bengali film a >> Read More... , igniting a fervour not seen before. Shree Venkatesh Films takes the helm in producing this masterpiece, following their undeniable success with the phenomenal Chander Pahar, which proudly ranked as the highest-grossing film in Tollywood's history, with none other than Dev in the lead role.

10. Buno Haansh

Buno Haansh tells the exhilarating tale of Amal - an uncomplicated individual hailing from an impoverished yet honourable family of Bangladeshi immigrants. Occupying the role of a security guard in a bustling shopping centre, he finds himself surrounded by excessive materialism that forever eludes his grasp. The allure of luxury and consumerism entices him, prompting him to abandon his secure and mundane existence in favour of a life filled with excitement and unpredictability. Through the introduction of an intimate companion, Amal is swiftly enticed and subsequently ensnared in a treacherous network governed by avarice, desire, and illicit deeds. With encroaching shadows ominously closing in on him, Amal is left with no other recourse but to pull the trigger as a means of escape.