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| ‘I am
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| After his body of evidence (four controversial Bengali films in five years), his fifth, Bibar, is self-admittedly “contemporary, bold, permissive”.
Subrata Sen stands up to be counted |
| I was pleasantly surprised when Bibar
was cleared by the censor board without a single cut. The producer, Kamal
Bansal, of the legendary R.D. Bansal banner, called me up from the censor board
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After four controversial Bangali films in
five years, Subrata Sen's Bibar ("contemporary, bold, permissive") makes
him stand up to be counted
Tannishtha Chatterjee and Subrata Dutta in Bibar and (inset) June Maliah
and Ayan Mitra in Nil Nirjane |
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