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Aakanksha Paul films

Kannada

• Indrajith (1989)
• Yuga Purusha (1989)
• Yuddha Kaanda (1989)
• Bannada Gejje (1990)
• Hosa Jeevana (1990)
• Aavesha (1990)
• Prathap (1990)
• Police Matthu Dada (1991)
• Kadana (1991)
• Kaliyuga Bheema (1991)
• Hrudaya Haadithu (1991)
• CBI Vijay (1991)
• Rajadhi Raja (1992)
• Chikkejamanru (1992)
• 'Guru Brahma (1992)

Tamil

• Ponmana Selvan (1989)
• Ulagam Pirandhadhu Enakkaga (1990)
• Pudhu Padagan (1990)
• Nanbargal (1991)
• Pudhu Manithan (1991)
• Ilavarasan (1992)
• Chembaruthi (1992)
• Surieyan (1992)
• Pandian (1992) (Special appearance)
• Captain Magal (1993)
• Sakkarai Devan (1993)
• I Love India (1993)
• Senthamizh Selvan (1994)

Telugu

• Prema Thapassu (1991)
• Teneteega (1991)
• Asadhyulu (1992)
• Allari Mogudu (1992)
• Donga Police (1992)

9th WBFJA Awards

Best Film			Best Director
Mayanagar – For Films Dear Maa – Opus Communications Deep Fridge – Colours of Dream Entertainment Grihapravesh – Kaleidoscope Production Putulnacher Itikatha – Kaleidoscope Production Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei – SVF			Srijit Mukherji – Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei Aditya Vikram Sengupta – Mayanagar Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury – Dear Maa Arjunn Dutta – Deep Fridge Avijit Sen – Projapati 2 Indraadip Dasgupta – Grihapravesh
Best Actor			Best Actress
Abir Chatterjee – Putulnacher Itikatha as Shashi Anirban Chakrabarti – The Eken: Benaras e Bibhishika as Ekendra Sen Dev – Projapati 2 as Joy Chakrabarty Parambrata Chatterjee – Killbill Society as Ananda Kar / Mrityunjoy Kar Vikram Chatterjee – Omorshongi as Anurag			Koel Mallick – Sharthopor as Aparna Ghoshal Koushani Mukherjee – Killbill Society as Poorna Aich Paoli Dam – Chhaad: The Terrace as Mitra Roy Subhashree Ganguly – Grihapravesh as Titli Ray Sreelekha Mitra – Mayanagar as Ela
Best Supporting Actor			Best Supporting Actress
Amit Saha – The Academy of Fine Arts as Bireshwar Bal Bratya Basu – Mayanagar as Bubu Kaushik Sen – Sharthopor as Sourav Basu Korak Samanta – Dhrubor Aschorjo Jibon as Nandy Rudranil Ghosh – Dhumketu as Jogesh Chandra Sharma			Chandreyee Ghosh – Lokkhikantopur Local as Malati Devlina Kumar – Raas as Rai Chakraborty Sauraseni Maitra – Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei as Arundhati Dutta Sohini Sarkar – Raghu Dakat as Gunja Sohini Sengupta – Grihapravesh as Shrimati Ray

Subhrajit Saha filmography

Year	Title	Role	Cast	Production Studio	Notes
Year 1	Johnny Walker	Director, Writer	Rajkummar Rao Sanjana Sanghi Kumud Mishra Pankaj Tripathi	T-Series	Based on A Retrieved Reformation by O. Henry
	Tum Kyaa Mile..!	Director	Sidharth Malhotra Wamiqa Gabbi Pratibha Ranta Siddhi Idnani	Dharma Productions	Based on the book Roses Are Blood Red by Novoneel Chakraborty
Year 2	Half–Half	Director, Writer	Vicky Kaushal Sharvari Siddhi Idnani	Maddock Films	Based on Cheating The Gallows by Israel Zangwill
	Promoter	Director, Writer	Jimmy Sheirgill Wamiqa Gabbi Sunny Kaushal Rasika Dugal Suhail Nayyar	Netflix	Based on Stanford White case
Year 3	Nadaan Parinda	Director, Writer	Vicky Kaushal Sanjana Sanghi Vikrant Massey Sharad Kelkar Saurabh Shukla Jaideep Ahlawat Chhaya Kadam Gulshan Devaiah Neeraj Kabi	Maddock Films, T-Series	Based on Lindbergh Kidnapping case
Year 4	Raajpath	Director, Writer	Sidharth Malhotra Wamiqa Gabbi Sanjana Sanghi Aditya Roy Kapoor Sadia Khateeb Pankaj Tripathi Ishwak Singh Vijay Varma Anupam Kher Rasika Dugal Kumud Mishra	Dharma Productions, T-Series	Based on Assassination of John F. Kennedy
Year 5	Tamam Shud: File 1 – Cipher	Director, Writer	Ayushmann Khurrana Kiara Advani Ali Fazal Pratibha Ranta Anil Kapoor Dulquer Salmaan Kay Kay Menon Jim Sarbh	Maddock Films, Jio Studios	Based on Somerton Man case
Year 6	Tamam Shud: File II – De-Cipher	Director, Writer	Ayushmann Khurrana Kiara Advani Pratibha Ranta Dulquer Salmaan Tahir Raj Bhasin Kay Kay Menon Jim Sarbh	Maddock Films, Jio Studios	Sequel to Tamam Shud: Chapter I
Year 8	PARASURAAM	Director, Writer	Shahid Kapoor Wamiqa Gabbi Radhika Madan Sanjana Sanghi Sadia Khateeb	Maddock Films	Inspired by the life of Peter Sutcliffe

Tamam Shud: File I – Cipher

Támam Shud: File I – Cipher (transl. It is finished) is an upcoming Indian Hindi-language neo-noir espionage thriller film written and directed by Subhrajit Saha, and jointly produced by Maddock Films and Jio Studios. The film stars an ensemble cast of Ayushmann Khurrana, Ali Fazal, Kiara Advani and Pratibha Ranta, with Anil Kapoor, Sunny Hinduja, Kay Kay Menon, and Jim Sarbh. Dulquer Salmaan features in a pivotal special appearance. It is the first installment in a three-part spy thriller saga loosely inspired by the real-life Somerton Man case and Project-706, exploring themes of double identities, encrypted messages, and national betrayal.

Tamam Shud: File I – Cipher
Directed by	Subhrajit Saha
Written by	Screenplay & Dialogues: Subhrajit Saha
Produced by	Dinesh Vijan Jio Studios
Starring	Ayushmann Khurrana Ali Fazal Kiara Advani Pratibha Ranta Anil Kapoor
Cinematography	Sudeep Chatterjee
Edited by	A. Sreekar Prasad
Music by	Shashwat Sachdev
Distributed by	Maddock Films
Release date	14 February 2026
Country	India
Language	Hindi
Budget	₹100–120 crores

The film follows the investigation of an unidentified corpse found on a Mumbai beach, leading two very different investigators into the depths of a covert operation involving cryptography, espionage, and fractured loyalty.

The music of the film is composed by Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy. The second part of the saga is titled Tamam Shud: File II – De-cipher and is currently in development.

Plot

A mysterious corpse washes up on a beach in Mumbai with no identification, strange physical signs, and a torn piece of paper bearing the cryptic phrase “Tamam Shud”. As DCP Vikram Sinha, an upright police officer, begins his investigation, he is joined by Kabir Khan, an ex-intelligence operative with personal stakes in the case. The trail leads them to Mehreen Qazi, a cryptographic analyst and secretive double agent, who is recruited to decode a mysterious page found hidden in a rare edition of the Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám.

As multiple truths emerge, the lines between justice and deception blur. The case unearths an entangled history of betrayal, love, patriotism, and death, involving Aarif Ahmed, a deceased R&AW agent suspected of double-crossing the nation, and Tamannaa Mathur, his enigmatic wife with a veiled past.

Cast

• Ayushmann Khurrana as DCP Vikram Sinha: A principled and no-nonsense Mumbai police officer leading the investigation into the mysterious beach corpse.
• Ali Fazal as Kabir Khan: A brooding ex-intelligence agent with a troubled history and links to Mehreen.
• Saptaparnaa as Mehreen Qazi: A cryptographic analyst brought in to decipher secret codes, hiding her role as a double agent with complex loyalties.
• Pratibha Ranta as Tamannaa Mathur: Aarif’s wife, a former agent herself, holding deep secrets and set to play a larger role in the sequel.
• Anil Kapoor as Dr. Anil Mehra: A seasoned forensic specialist who pieces together vital clues related to the corpse.
• Sunny Hinduja as Lt. Devendra “Dev” Sahni: A close aide to Tamannaa with a conflicted sense of duty; connected to past covert eliminations.
• Kay Kay Menon as Joint Secretary Arun Verma: A high-ranking, inscrutable senior officer in R&AW who oversees many key operations behind the scenes.
• Jim Sarbh as Martin Keane: A foreign intelligence liaison with mysterious motives and deep knowledge of covert networks.
• Dulquer Salmaan as Aarif Ahmed: A senior R&AW operative and the man whose corpse is discovered — later revealed to be a double agent. (Special appearance)

Production

Principal photography is expected to begin in late 2025, with portions being shot in Mumbai, Delhi, and selected foreign locations for espionage sequences. Realistic spy office setups and authentic cryptography labs are being designed, and some scenes will be shot in real interrogation chambers and restricted zones with permission.

Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy will compose the original soundtrack, with a noir-influenced score and limited use of Persian-influenced musical textures. Select verses from the Rubáiyát will be incorporated as symbolic voiceovers and coded inserts in the narrative.

Release

The film is scheduled for a mid-2026 release, following Subhrajit Saha’s other completed directorial ventures including Nadaan Parinda and Naaraz Savera Hain.... The sequel, Tamam Shud: File II – De-cipher, will follow in late 2027.

Raajpath

Raajpath: The Final Journey..., known simply as Raajpath (transl. The Grand Road) is an upcoming Indian Hindi-language epic political thriller film directed and written by Subhrajit Saha. Produced jointly by Dharma Productions and T-Series respectively, it stars an ensemble cast of Ayushmann Khurrana, Aditya Roy Kapur, Wamiqa Gabbi, Sanjana Sanghi, Medha Shankr, Ishwak Singh and Pankaj Tripathi, with Vijay Varma, Anupam Kher, Rasika Dugal and Kumud Mishra in other pivotal roles. A fictionalised adaptation of the infamous Assassination of John F. Kennedy, the film follows the events that lead up to the assassination of eminent Indian Prime Minister Jagat Mohan Kaul (Khurrana) and it's aftermath.

Raajpath: The Final Journey
Directed by	Subhrajit Saha
Written by	Screenplay & Dialogues: Subhrajit Saha
Produced by	Karan Johar Bhushan Kumar Subhrajit Saha
Starring	Ayushmann Khurrana Aditya Roy Kapur Wamiqa Gabbi Sanjana Sanghi Medha Shankr Ishwak Singh Pankaj Tripathi
Cinematography	Sudeep Chatterjee
Edited by	A. Sreekar Prasad
Music by	A. R. Rahman
Distributed by	T-Series
Release date	15 August 2026
Country	India
Language	Hindi
Budget	₹120–140 crores

Through a hauntingly intimate lens, the film explores themes of moral ambiguity, systemic violence, guilt, and psychological decay, set against the backdrop of state authority and silence.

Plot

Raajpath follows the power struggle, moral conflicts, and shifting loyalties within India’s corridors of governance. The story centers on Rajat Kaul, a principled civil servant drawn into a dangerous nexus of politics, crime, and personal betrayal. As tensions rise between Deputy Prime Minister Naveen Yadav and the ambitious Minister of Home Affairs Devendra Bakshy, Rajat finds himself navigating the thin line between integrity and survival. Amid growing unrest and high-stakes political maneuvering, a mysterious figure named Rizwana emerges, whose actions set off a chain of events that will change the nation’s political landscape forever. What follows is a gripping tale of ambition, sacrifice, and justice — where every truth hides another deception, and the path to power is paved with peril.

Cast

• Ayushmann Khurrana as Jagat Mohan Kaul
• Aditya Roy Kapur as Devendra Kumar Bakshy
• Wamiqa Gabbi as Rhea Prakash Kaul
• Sanjana Sanghi as Rizwana Alam
• Medha Shankr as Nalini Kr. Bakshy
• Ishwak Singh as Rajat Mohan Kaul
• Pankaj Tripathi as Naveen Yadav
• Vijay Varma as Aakash Chauhan
• Anupam Kher as Dinanath Roy
• Rasika Dugal as Sumaira Bano
• Kumud Mishra

Nadaan Parinda

Nadaan Parinda (Hindi pronunciation: [naːdaːn pərɪŋdaː], transl. Innocent Bird) is an upcoming Indian Hindi-language neo–noir emotional drama film directed and written by Subhrajit Saha, and produced jointly by Maddock Films and T-Series. Loosely based on the infamous Lindbergh Kidnapping Case reimagined within the Indian sociopolitical context, it stars Vicky Kaushal, Sanjana Sanghi and Vikrant Massey, alongside an ensemble supporting cast of Sharad Kelkar, Saurabh Shukla, Jaideep Ahlawat, Chhaya Kadam, Gulshan Devaiah, Neeraj Kabi and Swanand Kirkire. The film's musical score is composed by A. R. Rahman.

Nadaan Parinda
Directed by	Subhrajit Saha
Written by	Screenplay & Dialogues: Subhrajit Saha
Produced by	Dinesh Vijan Bhushan Kumar
Starring	Vicky Kaushal Sanjana Sanghi Vikrant Massey
Cinematography	Sudeep Chatterjee
Edited by	A. Sreekar Prasad
Music by	A. R. Rahman
Distributed by	Maddock Films T-Series Basurita Productions
Release date	15 August 2025
Country	India
Language	Hindi
Budget	₹100–120 crore

Set in the late 1980s, the film explores themes of maternal grief, institutional failure, and the moral burden of silence. It is scheduled to release theatrically on 15 August 2025, coinciding with Indian Independence Day.

Cast

Actor	Role	Based on
Vicky Kaushal	Chandan "Chandu" Shrivastav	Charles Lindbergh
Sanjana Sanghi	Anita Kapur Shrivastav	Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Vikrant Massey	Anton Gonsalves	Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Sharad Kelkar	ACP Javed Bakshy
Saurabh Shukla	Bhaskar Kumar Roy	John F. Condon
Gulshan Devaiah		—
Jaideep Ahlawat
Chhaya Kadam
Neeraj Kabi
Swanand Kirkire
Siddhi Idnani	Maria Gonsalves	Anna Schoeffler
Tara Sutaria	Special Appearance	—

Production

The idea for Nadaan Parinda was conceived by Subhrajit Saha, who sought to adapt the emotional and legal intensity of the Lindbergh kidnapping into an Indian setting, while weaving in unique sociopolitical textures. The screenplay was developed over several months with a focus on layered character arcs and emotional realism.

The project was greenlit in early 2025, with Maddock Films and T-Series coming together to jointly produce the film. The casting process emphasized strong performances over star value, resulting in a nuanced ensemble led by Vicky Kaushal, Sanjana Sanghi, and Vikrant Massey, alongside several critically acclaimed actors.

Filming is expected to take place in Mumbai, Goa, and interiors of Madhya Pradesh, using period-authentic settings to recreate the late 1980s. A major focus has been placed on realistic courtroom drama, emotional silences, and a restrained visual palette that evokes themes of memory, loss, and suppressed truths.

The soundtrack is composed by A.R. Rahman, marking his return to a moody, introspective soundscape. His score is expected to fuse orchestral gravitas with folk motifs and ambient minimalism, complementing the film’s tragic undertones.

Post-production is scheduled to begin by May 2025, with a theatrical release targeted for 15 August 2025, aligning the film’s theme of patriotism with India’s Independence Day.

Saptaparnaa

Saptaparna Saha (born 7 June 2001) known mononymously as Saptaparnaa, is an Indian actress known for her works primarily in Hindi films. Often acknowledged for her versatility, she is the recipient of three Filmfare Awards from four nominations along with three Zee Cine Awards. In 2026, she was featured in Forbes Asia's 30 Under 30 list.

Saptaparnaa
Saptaparnaa in 2024
Born	Saptaparna Saha (2000-06-07) 7 June 2000 Kolkata, India
Alma mater	Presidency University, Kolkata
Occupation	Actress
Known for	Hindi films
Spouse	Tarunesh Sood ​ (m. 2026)​

After appearing in the critically acclaimed short film Ajeeb Aatank (2021), Saptaparnaa made her cinematic debut with the heist comedy Johnny Walker (2023) and gained widespread recognition for her portrayal of an uptight girl investigating the disappearance of her fiancé in the black comedy Half – Half (2023) winning the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut.

Over the next three years, she received high critical acclaim—a dual portrayal in the romantic thriller Tum Kyaa Mile..!, the troubled wife of a famous aviator in the neo-noir Nadaan Parinda, a rising theatre actress caught between two influential men in the crime drama Promoter (all 2025), an undercover double agent in the two part spy films Tamam Shud: File I – Cipher and Tamam Shud: File II – Decipher (both 2026), the toxic and manipulative wife of a ruthless serial killer in the psychological thriller Parasuraam (2027) and a young communist responsible for the assassination of the Indian President in the political thriller Raajpath (2027), winning two Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress along with three nominations for the Filmfare Award for Best Actress.

Career

Debut and Breakthrough (2023-25)

Saptaparnaa made her on-screen debut with the 2021 psychological short film Ajeeb Aatank, a YouTube-released experimental piece that explored themes of fear, identity, and urban isolation. Her haunting and restrained performance gained critical appreciation in digital and festival circles, marking her as a talent to watch.

In 2023, she made her feature film debut in Subhrajit Saha’s heist comedy Johnny Walker, co-starring Rajkummar Rao. While the film had noir elements and comedic undertones, her performance added emotional gravity and was noted for its confidence and charm.

Her breakthrough came later that year with the psychological black comedy Half – Half (2023), in which she portrayed Simran Mehta, a woman spiraling into paranoia after the mysterious disappearance of her fiancé. Her ability to portray repressed rage and unraveling sanity earned her the Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut in 2024 and established her as a rising critical favorite.

In 2024, she expanded her mainstream appeal with Baby John, opposite Varun Dhawan, in which she played a dual role—Tara / Adhira Verman—blending intensity with commercial polish. The film proved her range and crossover potential.

In 2025, she appeared in the romantic drama Tum Kyaa Mile..! opposite Sidharth Malhotra. Released during the Valentine’s Day weekend and backed by Dharma Productions, the film was a moderate box office success. However, her dual role performance—as two women caught in different phases of the same love story—was lauded by critics. She was awarded the Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress, with reviewers praising her for “elevating a poetic script into raw, beating emotion.”

She followed it with the neo-noir drama Nadaan Parinda (2025), where she portrayed the emotionally conflicted wife of a celebrated aviator. Her portrayal of Anita Kapur, a woman grappling with betrayal, guilt, and moral dilemmas, earned her a second Critics Award for Best Actress and cemented her as a powerful dramatic performer.

She ended 2025 with the Netflix original Promoter, in which she starred as Simran Mehra, a rising theatre actress entangled in a love triangle between two powerful real estate moguls in 1970s Bombay. Critics praised her command over period detail, performance subtleties, and emotional strength in a morally grey character.

Upcoming projects (2025—present)

Saptaparnaa has completed filming for the horror-comedy Bhooth Bangla opposite Akshay Kumar. Slated for a late 2026 release, the film marks her first foray into the comedy-horror genre and promises a blend of slapstick and psychological chills.

She is also set to appear in Tamam Shud: File I – Cipher (2027), an espionage thriller where she plays a mysterious double agent navigating conflicting loyalties in a high-stakes geopolitical landscape. Co-starring Ayushmann Khurrana and Ali Fazal, and directed by Subhrajit Saha, the film is expected to be her most complex role yet.

In addition, she made a special appearance in the viral Tamil dance number “Monica” from Coolie (2025), directed by Lokesh Kanagaraj. The song became a cultural phenomenon and marked her crossover into South Indian cinema.

With a carefully curated filmography, an eye for strong scripts, and a steadily growing fan base, Saptaparnaa is widely regarded as one of the most promising and distinctive voices among the new generation of Indian actresses.

Filmography

Films

Key

†	Denotes films that have not yet been released

• All films are in Hindi unless otherwise noted

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2021	Ajeeb Aatank	Lissy Chopra	Short film
2022	Johnny Walker	Ananya Deshmukh / Dr. Ishita Raina
2023	Half – Half	Priya Khanna
2024	Baby John	Tara / Adhira Verman
2025	Tum Kyaa Mile..!	Aarisha Shergill / Ranisa
	Nadaan Parinda	Anita Kapur Shrivastav
	Promoter	Simran Mehta	Netflix film
2026	Tamám Shud: File I – Cipher	Mehreen Qazi
	Bhooth Bangla	Priya / Chitra
	Ladaai †	Adv. Vartika	Filming

Television

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
2024	The Calcutta Chromosome: Season I – Advent	Urmila Roy / Tara	Netflix Series
TBA	The Calcutta Chromosome: Season II – Aftermath †		Filming

Imagination

Key

†	Denotes films that have not yet been released

Telugu films

Year	Title	Role(s)	Notes	Ref(s)
2002	Aadi	Nandu	Debut film
	Nee Premakai	Anjali
2003	Veede	Mangatayaru (Manga)
	Neeku Nenu Naaku Nuvvu	Seeta Lakshmi / Seeta
	Simhadri	Indira	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu
2004	Gharshana	Maya
	Nenunnanu	Anu	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu
	Arya	Geethanjali (Geetha)
	Andhrawala	Chitra
2005	Anukokunda Oka Roju	Sahasra	Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu
	Jai Chiranjeeva	Shailaja (Shailu)
	Athadu	Poori	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu
	Andhrudu	Archana
	Chatrapathi	Neelu
2006	Lakshmi	Nandini
	Pokiri	Shruti	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress  – Telugu
	Chukkallo Chandrudu	Sravani
2007	Shankar Dada Zindabad	Jahnavi
2008	Ashta Chamma	Lavanya	Filmfare Award for Best Actress  – Telugu
	King	Sravani
2009	Sasirekha Parinayam	Sasirekha (Sasi) / Bujjamma
	Arya 2	Geetha
2014	Anaamika	Anaamika	National Film Award for Best Actress
2016	A Aa	Anasuya (Anu)	Filmfare Award for Best Actress  – Telugu
2017	Ninnu Kori	Pallavi
2019	Sye Raa Narasimha Reddy	Siddhamma
2021	Maestro	Simran

Tamil films

Year	Film	Role(s)	Notes	Ref(s)
2001	Aanandham	Viji	Debut film
2002	Ezhumalai	Anjali
	Yai! Nee Romba Azhaga Irukey!	Raji
	Youth	Swapna
2003	Anbe Sivam	Balasaraswathi
	Saamy	Bhavana
	Winner	Neelaveni
2004	Ghilli	Dhanalakshmi	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil
	Aaytha Ezhuthu	Githanjali
	Vasool Raja MBBS	Janaki / Pappu
	Attahasam	Swapna
2005	Anniyan	Nandhini Krishna
	Ghajini	Kalpana	Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil
2006	Vallavan	Geethakumari (Geetha)
	Unakkum Enakkum	Kavitha	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil
	Madrasi	Anjali
2007	Deepavali	Susi
	Sivaji: The Boss	Tamizhselvi
	Kireedam	Divya
	Polladhavan	Hema
2008	Santosh Subramaniam	Hasini	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil
	Aegan	Mallika
	Vaaranam Aayiram	Priya
2010	Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya	Jessie	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Tamil
2014	Anaamika	Anaamika
2015	Thoongaa Vanam	Mallika
2017	Mersal	Tara
2019	Viswasam	Niranjana
2021	Maara	Parvathi (Paaru)

Malayalam films

Year	Title	Role(s)	Notes	Ref(s)
2003	Pulival Kalyanam	Ganga / Kaveri
2004	Vettam	Veena

Saptaparnaa filmography

Telugu films

• Bobbili Raja (1990) (Debut film in Telugu)
• Jagadeka Veerudu Athiloka Sundari (1990)
• Kondaveeti Donga (1990)
• Assembly Rowdy (1991)
• Rowdy Alludu (1991)
• Sathruvu (1991)
• Gang Leader (1991)
• Coolie No. 1 (1991)
• Kshana Kshanam (1991)
• Rowdy Gaari Pellam (1991)
• Aswamedham (1992)
• Dharma Kshetram (1992)
• Gharana Mogudu (1992)
• Sundarakanda (1992)
• Aapadbandhavudu (1992)
• Chittemma Mogudu (1992)
• Antham (1992)
• Rowdy Inspector (1992)
• Tholi Muddhu (1993)
• Bangaru Bullodu (1993)
• Nippu Ravva (1993)
• Mechanic Alludu (1993)
• Ratha Saradhi (1993)
• Mayalodu (1993) (Special appearance in the song "Chinuku Chinuku Andelatho")
• Abbayigaru (1993)
• Allari Alludu (1993)
• Mugguru Monagallu (1994)
• Govinda Govinda (1994)
• Muddula Priyudu (1994)
• Top Hero (1994)
• S. P. Parasuram (1994)
• Alluda Majaka (1995)
• Bhale Bullodu (1995)
• Pedarayudu (1995)
• Sogasu Chooda Tarama! (1995)
• Sisindri (1995) (Special appearance in the song "Aathadukundam Raa")
• Big Boss (1995)
• Ninne Pelladata (1996)
• Intlo Illalu Vantintlo Priyuralu (1996)
• Pavitra Bandham (1996)
• Bombay Priyudu (1996)
• Pelli Chesukundam (1997)
• Hitler (1997)
• Preminchukundam Raa (1997)
• Nenu Premisthunnanu (1997)
• Choodalani Vundi (1998)
• Ganesh (1998)
• Antahpuram (1998)
• Bavagaru Bagunnara (1998)
• Samarasimha Reddy (1999)
• Raja (1999)
• Premaku Velayera (1999)
• Kalisundam Raa (2000)
• Azad (2000)
• Annayya (2000)
• Postman (2000)
• Kodanda Ramudu (2000)
• Jayam Manadera (2000)
• Narasimha Naidu (2001)

Tamil films

• Mappillai (1989) (Debut film in Tamil)
• Michael Madana Kama Rajan (1990)
• Nadigan (1990)
• My Dear Marthandan (1991)
• Bramma (1991)
• Kizhakku Karai (1991)
• Mannan (1992)
• Roja (1992)
• Singaravelan (1992)
• Annaamalai (1992)
• Ponnumani (1993)
• Gentleman (1993)
• Kalaignan (1993)
• Sinna Mapplai (1993)
• Duet (1994)
• Rajakumaran (1994)
• Veera (1994)
• Kaadhalan (1994)
• Nattamai (1994)
• Sakthivel (1994)
• Raasaiyya (1995)
• Baashha (1995)
• Muthu (1995)
• Bombay (1995)
• Ullathai Allitha (1996)
• Indian (1996)
• Mettukudi (1996)
• Senathipathi (1996)
• Poovarasan (1996)
• Mr. Romeo (1996)
• Coimbatore Mappillai (1996)
• Ratchagan (1997)
• Arunachalam (1997)
• Nerrukku Ner (1997)
• Once More (1997)
• Minsara Kanavu (1997)
• Iruvar (1997)
• Kadhalukku Mariyadhai (1997)
• Natpukkaga (1998)
• Ninaithen Vandhai (1998)
• Aval Varuvala (1998)
• Kannedhirey Thondrinal (1998)
• Kaathala Kaathala (1998)
• Amarkalam (1999)
• Unakkaga Ellam Unakkaga (1999)
• Padayappa (1999)
• Jodi (1999)
• Vaalee (1999)
• Minsara Kanna (1999)
• Nenjinile (1999) (Special appearance in the song "Thanga Nirathukkuthu")
• Kandukondain Kandukondain (2000)
• Thenali (2000)
• Kannukkul Nilavu (2000)
• Thavasi (2001)
• Dumm Dumm Dumm (2001)
• Majunu (2001)
• Poovellam Un Vaasam (2001)

Malayalam films

• Adharvam (1989)
• Abhimanyu (1991) (Special appearance in the song "Ramayanakatte")
• Yoddha (1992)
• Vietnam Colony (1992)
• Naadody (1992)
• Pappayude Swantham Appoos (1992)
• Manichitrathazhu (1993)
• Gandharvam (1993)
• Minnaram (1994)
• Thacholi Varghese Chekavar (1995)
• Spadikam (1995)
• Indraprastham (1996)
• Kaalapani (1996)
• Azhakiya Ravanan (1996)
• Varnapakittu (1997)
• Chandralekha (1997)
• Aniyathipraavu (1997)
• Harikrishnans (1998)
• Pranayavarnangal (1998)
• Prem Poojari (1999)
• Chandamama (1999) (Special appearance in the song "Rojapoo Kavilathu")
• Niram (1999)
• Dreams (2000)

Kannada films

• Baa Nanna Preethisu (1992)
• Lockup Death (1994) (Special appearance in the song "Banthu Banthu")
• Putnanja (1995)
• Sipayi (1996)
• Nammoora Mandara Hoove (1996)
• Cheluva (1997)
• Simhada Mari (1997)
• Preethsod Thappa (1998)
• Upendra (1999)
• Ravimama (1999)

Rajnandini films

Year	Title	Language	Director	Notes
1989	Varusham 16	Tamil	Fazil
1990	My Dear Marthandan		Prathap Pothen
	Kizhakku Vaasal		R. V. Udayakumar
	Nari Nari Naduma Murari	Telugu	A. Kodandarami Reddy
	Alludugaru		K. Raghavendra Rao
	Guru Sishyulu		S. P. Muthuraman
1991	Gopura Vasalile	Tamil	Priyadarshan
	Eeramana Rojave		Keyaar
	Vigneshwar		R. Raghu
	Nanbargal		Shoba Chandrasekhar
	Stuartpuram Police Station	Telugu	Yandamuri Veerendranath
	Indra Bhavanam		Krishna
	Uncle Bun	Malayalam	Bhadran
	Aditya 369	Telugu	Singeetam Srinivasa Rao
1992	Pandithurai	Tamil	Manoj Kumar
	Rickshaw Mama		P. Vasu
	Chanti	Telugu	K. Raghavendra Rao
	Singaravelan	Tamil	R. V. Udayakumar
	Aa Okkati Adakku	Telugu	E. V. V. Satyanarayana
	Killer		Fazil
	President Gari Pellam		A. Kodandarami Reddy
	Pandian	Tamil	S. P. Muthuraman
	Sundara Kandam		K. Bhagyaraj
1993	Yajaman		R. V. Udayakumar
	Uthama Raasa		Raj Kapoor
	Gadibidi Ganda	Kannada	V. S. Reddy
	Pekata Papa Rao	Telugu	D. V. V. Ramana Reddy
	Allari Priyudu		K. Raghavendra Rao
	Varasudu		E. V. V. Satyanarayana
	Yaadhavam	Malayalam	Jomon
	Vedan	Tamil	Suresh Krissna
	Uzhavan		Kathir
	Rojavai Killathe		Suresh Krissna

Filmfare Awards Bangla

2002

Best Film	Best Director
Mondo Meyer Upakhyan..! – Arya Bhattacharya & Buddhadev Dasgupta Aamar Bhuvan – P. D. Gupta & Mrinal Sen Abaidha – S.M. Bhura, Siddharth Bhura & Sharad Bhura Titli – Tapan Biswas & Sutapa Ghosh	Buddhadeb Dasgupta – Mondo Meyer Upakhyan..! Gul Bahar Singh – Abaidha Mrinal Sen – Aamar Bhuvan Rituparno Ghosh – Titli
Best Actor	Best Actress
Chiranjeet Chakraborty – Abaidha as Bimal Dutta Jeet – Sathi as Bijay Ray Mithun Chakraborty – Titli as Rohit Roy Soumitra Chatterjee – Saanjhbatir Rupkathara as Professor Saikat	Aparna Sen – Titli as Urmila Chatterjee Debashree Roy – Abaidha as Mouli Dutta Indrani Haldar – Saanjhbatir Rupkathara as Saanjhbati (Tukun) Nandita Das – Aamar Bhuvan as Sakheena Meher Ali Rituparna Sengupta – Mondo Meyer Upakhyan..! as Rajani Daasi
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Kaushik Sen – Aamar Bhuvan as Meher Ali Deepankar De – Titli as Amar Chatterjee Ranjit Mallick – Sathi as Keshto Tapas Paul – Mondo Meyer Upakhyan as Ganesh	Indrani Haldar – Ferari Fauj as Radha Rani Konkona Sen Sharma – Titli as Tilottama 'Titli' Chatterjee Samata Das – Mondo Meyer Upakhyan..! as Lati Daasi Sudipta Chakraborty – Mondo Meyer Upakhyan..! as Basanti
Sensational Face of the Year	Best Debut
Jeet – Sathi as Bijay Ray	Samata Das – Mondo Meyer Upakhyan as Lati Daasi

2003

Best Actor	Best Actress
Prosenjit Chatterjee – Chokher Bali as Mahendra Jeet – Champion as Raja Sabyasachi Chakrabarty – Bombaiyer Bombete as Feluda Soumitra Chatterjee – Abar Aranye as Ashim	Rituparna Sengupta – Alo as Alo Chowdhury Aishwarya Rai – Chokher Bali as Binodini Nandita Das – Shubho Mahurat as Mallika Sen Vidya Balan – Bhalo Theko as Anandi Acharya
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Tota Roy Chowdhury – Chokher Bali Abhishek Chatterjee – Alo Silajit Majumder – Sangee	Rakhee – Shubho Mahurat Raima Sen – Chokher Bali Sharmila Tagore – Shubho Mahurat Sharmila Tagore – Abar Aranye
Best Film	Best Director
Chokher Bali Alo Bhalo Theko Shubho Mahurat	Tarun Majumdar – Alo Goutam Ghose – Abar Aranye Goutam Halder – Bhalo Theko Rituparno Ghosh – Chokher Bali
Best Female Debut
Vidya Balan – Bhalo Theko Koel Mallick – Nater Guru

2004

Best Film			Best Director
Mahulbanir Sereng – Sampa Bhattacharjee & Shekhar Das Iti Srikanta – Shantashree Sarkar & Anjan Das Swapner Din – Jhamu Sughand & Buddhadev Dasgupta Waarish... – Siddhartha Bhattacharya & Kaushik Ganguly			Buddhadev Dasgupta – Swapner Din Anjan Das – Iti Srikanta Kaushik Ganguly – Waarish... Shekhar Das – Mahulbanir Sereng
Best Actor			Best Actress
Sabyasachi Chakrabarty – Waarish... as Subhankar Sen Mithun Chakraborty – Coolie as Shivnath Ray Prosenjit Chatterjee – Swapner Din as Paresh Prosenjit Chatterjee – Tyaag as Bijoy Chaudhury			Churni Ganguly – Waarish... as Medha Chatterjee Koel Mallick – Bandhan as Meena / Reena Rachna Banerjee – Dadu No. 1 as Jyothi Rimi Sen – Swapner Din as Begum Amina Khatun Roopa Ganguly – Mahulbanir Sereng as Damayanti Gupta
Best Supporting Actor			Best Supporting Actress
Pijush Ganguly – Mahulbanir Sereng as Aghore Ranjit Mallick – Dadu No. 1 as Bhawani Chatterjee Silajit Majumder – Mahulbanir Sereng as Dr. Alatak Ray Victor Banerjee – Bandhan as Pratap Narayan Chaudhury			Debashree Roy – Waarish... as Preeti Sen Chandrayee Ghosh – Mahulbanir Sereng as Saheli Reema Sen – Iti Srikanta as Rajlaxmi / Pyaribai Satabdi Roy – Debipaksha as Revati Bhattacharya

2005

Best Film			Best Director
Krantikaal – Shampa Bhattacharjee & Shekhar Das Herbert – Kajal Bhattacharjee, Abanti Chakraborty & Suman Mukhopadhyay Kantatar – Binay Prakash & Bappaditya Bandopadhyay Nishijapon – R. D. Bansal & Sandip Ray Shunyo E Buke – Forthright Media & Entertainment			Suman Mukhopadhyay – Herbert Bappaditya Bandopadhyay – Kantatar Kaushik Ganguly – Shunyo E Buke Sekhar Das – Krantikaal Rituparno Ghosh – Antarmahal Sandip Ray – Nishijapon
Best Actor			Best Actress
Soumitra Chatterjee – Krantikaal as Pratap Chandra Sinha Jeet – Manik as Samir Mitra (Manik) Mithun Chakraborty – Yuddho as DSP Agnishwar Ray Subhasish Mukherjee – Herbert as Herbert Sarkar			Roopa Ganguly – Krantikaal as Subarna Sinha Churni Ganguly – Shunyo E Buke as Teesta Mitra Koel Mallick – Shubhodrishti as Sonali Rachna Banerjee – Shakal Sandhya as Anjali Roy Chaudhury Sreelekha Mitra – Kantatar as Sudha / Pirani / Feroza / Rehana Khatun
Best Supporting Actor			Best Supporting Actress
Silajit Majumder – Krantikaal as Rajiv Roy Biplab Chatterjee – Ragun Babur Galpo as Suprakash (Ragun Babu) Parambrata Chatterjee – Nishijapon as Shyamal Das Ranjit Mallick – Manik as Chandrakanta Majumdar Rudranil Ghosh – Kantatar as Ananta			Roopa Ganguly – Antarmahal as Mahamaya Chowdhury Arunima Ghosh – Pakshiraj as Chandana Indrani Haldar – Ragun Babur Galpo as Romola Rachna Banerjee – Rajmohol as Malini Choudhury
Best Actor (Critics)			Best Actress (Critics)
Subhasish Mukherjee – Herbert as Herbert Sarkar			NOT AWARDED

2006

Prosenjit Chatterjee, Best Actor

Konkona Sen Sharma, Best Actress

Rituparno Ghosh, Best Director

Parambrata Chatterjee, Best Supporting Actor

Jeet, Best Actor Critics co-winner

Rahul Bose, Best Actor Critics co-winner

Raima Sen, Best Supporting Actress

Indrani Haldar, Best Actress Critics

Popular Awards

Best Film				Best Director
Anuranan Dosar Kranti MLA Fatakeshto Podokkhep				Rituparno Ghosh – Dosar Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury – Anuranan Riingo Banerjee – Kranti Suman Ghosh – Podokkhep
Best Actor				Best Actress
Prosenjit Chatterjee – Dosar as Kaushik Chatterjee Jeet – Kranti as Jeet Ghosh Mithun Chakraborty – MLA Fatakeshto as Krishnadev Chatterjee (Fatakeshto) Rahul Bose – Anuranan as Rahul Chatterjee Soumitra Chatterjee – Podokkhep as Sashanka Palit				Konkona Sen Sharma – Dosar as Kaberi Chatterjee Debashree Roy – Je Jon Thake Majhkhane... as Nabaneeta Sen Indrani Haldar – Faltu as Sureshwari Dasi a.k.a Suri Khepi Nandita Das – Podokkhep as Megha S. Palit Rituparna Sengupta – Anuranan as Nandita Chatterjee
Best Supporting Actor				Best Supporting Actress
Parambrata Chatterjee – Dosar as Babin (Bobby) Bodhisattwa Majumdar – Kranti as Shridhar Ghosh Rajat Kapoor – Anuranan as Amit Bannerjee Rajatava Dutta – MLA Fatakeshto as Ranadev Paul Rudranil Ghosh – Refugee as Ashok				Raima Sen – Anuranan as Preeti Bannerjee Debashree Roy – MLA Fatakeshto as Nandini Chatterjee Locket Chatterjee – Kranti as Debashree Ghosh Pallavi Chatterjee – Dosar as Brinda
Best Actor (Critics)				Best Actress (Critics)
Jeet – Kranti as Jeet Ghosh				Indrani Haldar – Faltu as Sureshwari Dasi / Suri Khepi

2007-2008

Tarun Majumdar, Best Director

Indrani Haldar, Best Actress

Mithun Chakraborty, Best Actor Popular and Critics

Laboni Sarkar, Best Supporting Actress

Soumitra Chatterjee, Best Supporting Actor

Buddhadeb Dasgupta, Best Director Critics

Popular Awards

Best Film			Best Director
Ek Nadir Galpo: Tale of a River – Sangeeta Ajay Aggarwal & Leela Chanda Chander Bari – Rosevally Films & Eskay Movies Kaalpurush – Sanjay Routray & Jhamu Sughand Kailashey Kelenkari – Indranil Sen & Mou Roychowdhury Minister Fatakeshto – Shree Venkatesh Films Tolly Lights – S. D. Ahuja & Arjun Chakraborty			Tarun Majumdar – Chander Bari Arjun Chakraborty – Tolly Lights Buddhadeb Dasgupta – Kaalpurush Riingo Banerjee – Love Rituparno Ghosh – Khela Samir Chanda – Ek Nadir Galpo: Tale of a River
Best Actor			Best Actress
Mithun Chakraborty – Ek Nadir Galpo as Darakeshwar Mithun Chakraborty – Kaalpurush as Ashwini Banerjee Prosenjit Chatterjee – Khela as Raja Bhowmick Rahul Banerjee – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar as Krishna / Keshto Sabyasachi Chakrabarty – Kailashey Kelenkari as Feluda			Indrani Haldar – Jara Bristite Bhijechhilo... as Radha Sen Koel Mallick – Love as Rhea Fernandez Priyanka Sarkar – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar as Pallavi 'Polly' Rituparna Sengupta – Chander Bari as Sutapa Sanyal Sreelekha Mitra – Tolly Lights as Krishnakoli Chatterjee
Best Supporting Actress			Best Supporting Actor
Laboni Sarkar – Chander Bari as Gayatri Sanyal Anjana Basu – Jara Bristite Bhijechhilo... as Laboni Sen Churni Ganguly – Jara Bristite Bhijechhilo... as Reena Banerjee Koel Mallick – Chander Bari as Nandita Sanyal Laboni Sarkar – Kaalpurush as Putul Banerjee Locket Chatterjee – Minister Fatakeshto as Manashi Mukherjee			Soumitra Chatterjee – Chander Bari as Harinath Bibhu Bhattacharya – Kailashey Kelenkari as Lalmohan Ganguly a.k.a Jatayu Rahul Bose – Kaalpurush as Sumanta Banerjee Ranjit Mallick – Chander Bari as Shyam Sundar Sanyal Tapas Paul – I Love You as Indra
Sensational Face of the Year			Best Debut
Priyanka Sarkar – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar as Pallavi			Rahul Banerjee – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar as Krishna Das / Keshto
Music Awards
Best Music Director			Best Lyricist
Jeet Gannguli – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar Arundhati–Sivaji – Chander Bari Jeet Gannguli – I Love You Jeet Gannguli – Premer Kahini			Nachiketa Chakraborty – "Aakash Chokher Brishtir Dhara" – Ek Nadir Galpo Gautam Susmit – "Purono Smritira" – Love Priyo Chattopadhyay – "Piya Re" – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar Rituparno Ghosh – "Khela Khela Diye Shuru" – Khela
Best Playback Singer Male			Best Playback Singer Female
Zubeen Garg – "Piya Re" – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar Saptak Bhattacharya – "Purono Smritira" – Love Shaan – "Rimjhim E Dharate" – Premer Kahini Zubeen Garg – "Mon Mane Naa" – Mon Mane Na			Subhamita Banerjee – "Aakash Chokher Brishtir Dhara" – Ek Nadir Galpo June Banerjee – "Ooh La La" – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar Mahalaxmi Iyer – "Aaj Swapno Sukher" – Premer Kahini Shreya Ghoshal – "I Love You" – I Love You

Critics Awards

Best Film (Best Director)
Kaalpurush – Buddhadeb Dasgupta
Best Actor	Best Actress
Mithun Chakraborty – Kaalpurush as Ashwini	Sreelekha Mitra – Tolly Lights as Krishnakali Chatterjee

2009

The ceremony took place on 14th March 2010 at Kolkata.

Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury, Best Director

Payel Sarkar, Best Actress

Rahul Bose, Best Actor

Bipasha Basu, Best Actress Critics

Rituparno Ghosh, Best Director Critics

Jisshu Sengupta, Best Supporting Actor

Aparna Sen, Best Supporting Actress

Kunal Ganjawala, Best Male Playback Singer

Shreya Ghoshal, Best Female Playback Singer

Jeet Gannguli, Best Music Director

Popular Awards

Best Film		Best Director
Antaheen – Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury, Jeet Banerjee & Indrani Mukherjee Kaalbela – National Film Development Corporation of India Madly Bangalee – Bajoria Entertainment Pvt. Limited Prem Aamar – Shree Venkatesh Films Shob Charitro Kalponik – Big Pictures & Reliance Entertainment		Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury – Antaheen Anjan Dutt – Madly Bangalee Goutam Ghose – Kaalbela Raj Chakraborty – Prem Aamar Rituparno Ghosh – Shob Charitro Kalponik
Best Actor		Best Actress
Rahul Bose – Antaheen as DCDD Abhik Choudhury Anjan Dutt – Madly Bangalee as Sandip 'San' Banerjee Parambrata Chatterjee – Kaalbela as Animesh Mitra Prosenjit Chatterjee – Shob Charitro Kalponik as Indraneel Mitra Soham Chakraborty – Prem Aamar as Ravi		Payel Sarkar – Prem Aamar as Riya Bipasha Basu – Shob Charitro Kalponik as Raadhika 'Radha' Mitra Koel Mallick – Saat Paake Bandha as Pallavi Banerjee (née Sanyal) Paoli Dam – Kaalbela as Madhabilata Rachna Banerjee – Chaowa Pawa as Kabita Ray (née Sen) / Kajol
Best Supporting Actor		Best Supporting Actress
Jisshu Sengupta – Shob Charitro Kalponik as Shekhar Abhishek Chatterjee – Chaowa Pawa as Arun Dhritiman Chatterjee – Hitlist as Prabhat Ranjan Chatterjee Ranjit Mallick – Saat Paake Bandha as Subhankar Banerjee Soumitra Chatterjee – Kaalbela as Sarit Shekhar Mitra Sumeet Thakur – Madly Bangalee as Faisal Ali / Baaji		Aparna Sen – Antaheen as Paramita Choudhury Laboni Sarkar – Paran Jai Jaliya Re as Maya Banerjee Paoli Dam – Shob Charitro Kalponik as Kajari Roy Sharmila Tagore – Antaheen as Moni Choudhury Supriya Devi – Madly Bangalee as Grandmother
Best Male Debut		Best Female Debut
Sumeet Thakur – Madly Bangalee as Faisal Ali / Baaji		Radhika Apte – Antaheen as Brinda Roy Menon
Best Music Composer		Best Lyricist
Jeet Gannguli – Challenge Jeet Gannguli – Prem Aamar Jeet Gannguli – Paran Jai Jaliya Re Shantanu Moitra – Antaheen		Anindya Chatterjee & Chandril Bhattacharya – "Pherari Mon" – Antaheen Anindya Chatterjee & Chandril Bhattacharya – "Bhindeshi Tara" – Antaheen Gautam Sushmit – "Uru Uru Swapne" – Prem Aamar Priyo Chattopadhyay – "Dhaker Taley" – Paran Jai Jaliya Re
Best Female Playback		Best Male Playback
Shreya Ghoshal – "Pherari Mon" – Antaheen Antara Chowdhury – "Muthor Rumal" – Antaheen Mahalakshmi Iyer – "Jage Re Jage" – Prem Aamar June Banerjee – "Dekhechi Tomake" – Challenge Shreya Ghoshal – "Jao Pakhi" – Antaheen		Kunal Ganjawala – "Prem Aamar" – Prem Aamar Anindya Chatterjee – "Bhindeshi Tara" – Antaheen Kunal Ganjawala – "Uru Uru Swapne" – Prem Aamar Shaan – "Mon Jane" – Paran Jai Jaliya Re Zubeen Garg – "Bojhena Shey Bojhena" – Prem Aamar

Critics' awards

Best Film
Shob Charitro Kalponik – Rituparno Ghosh
Best Actor	Best Actress
Soham Chakraborty – Prem Aamar as Ravi	Bipasha Basu – Shob Charitro Kalponik as Raadhika Mitra

2010

Best Film	Best Director
Abohomaan – Reliance Entertainment Autograph – Shree Venkatesh Films Dui Prithibi – Shree Venkatesh Films Moner Manush – Gautam Kundu & Habibur Rahman Khan Shukno Lanka – Mumbai Mantra Media Limited The Japanese Wife – Sanjiv Goenka, Apurv Nagpal & Sankalp B. Varma	Rituparno Ghosh – Abohomaan Aparna Sen – The Japanese Wife Gautam Ghose – Moner Manush Raj Chakraborty – Dui Prithibi
Best Actor	Best Actress
Prosenjit Chatterjee – Autograph as Arun Chatterjee Dev – Le Chakka as Abir Basu Mithun Chakraborty – Shukno Lanka as Chinu Nandi Prosenjit Chatterjee – Moner Manush as Lalon Fakir Rahul Bose – The Japanese Wife as Snehamoy Chatterjee Soham Chakraborty – Amanush as Vinod	Ananya Chatterjee – Abohomaan as Shikha Sarkar alias Shrimati Konkona Sen Sharma – Iti Mrinalini as Mrinalini Mitra Paoli Dam – Moner Manush as Kamli Paoli Dam – Tara as Madhuja Ray Payel Sarkar – Le Chakka as Rani Mitra
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Dev – Dui Prithibi as Shibnath (Shibu) Deepankar De – Abohomaan as Aniket Majumder Indraneil Sengupta – Autograph as Shuvobrata Mitra Ritwick Chakraborty – Le Chakka as Rajat Mitra Tota Roy Chowdhury – Tara as Jahangir Khan	Mamata Shankar – Abohomaan as Deepti Majumdar Debashree Roy – Shukno Lanka as Jhilik Sundar Sengupta Moushumi Chatterjee – The Japanese Wife as Maashi Raima Sen – The Japanese Wife as Sandhya Roopa Ganguly – Rehmat Ali as Sabitri Mukherjee
Best Music Composer	Best Lyricist
Anupam Roy & Debojyoti Mishra – Autograph Jeet Gannguli – Bolo Na Tumi Aamar Jeet Gannguli & Samidh-Rishi – Dui Prithibi Jeet Gannguli – Shedin Dekha Hoyechilo	Srijato – "Chol Rastay" – Autograph

2012

Shiboprosad Mukherjee, Best Director Critics' co-winner

Koel Mallick, Best Actress

Anjan Dutt, Best Actor Critics'

Rituparna Sengupta, Best Actress Critics

Arindam Chatterjee, Best Music Director

Jisshu Sengupta, Best Supporting Actor

Anashua Majumdar, Best Supporting Actress

Arijit Singh, Best Male Playback Singer

Popular Awards

Best Film	Best Director
Bhooter Bhabishyat – Shree Venkatesh Films Muktodhara – Windows Production Bojhena Shey Bojhena – Shree Venkatesh Films Dutta Vs Dutta – Purnendu Roy, Nilakhi Roy & Anjan Dutt Hemlock Society – Shree Venkatesh Films Laptop – Brand Value Communications Limited	Anik Dutta – Bhooter Bhabishyat Anjan Dutt – Dutta Vs Dutta Kaushik Ganguly – Laptop Raj Chakraborty – Bojhena Shey Bojhena Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Nandita Roy – Muktodhara Srijit Mukherji – Hemlock Society
Best Actor	Best Actress
Soham Chakraborty – Bojhena Shey Bojhena as Noor Islam Anjan Dutt – Dutta Vs Dutta as Biren Kr. Dutta Jeet – Awara as Surya Narayan Jeet – 100% Love as Rahul Mazumder Parambrata Chatterjee – Hemlock Society as Ananda Kar	Koel Mallick – Hemlock Society as Meghna Sarkar Aparajita Auddy – Chupkatha as Mrs. Sen Ananya Chatterjee – Laptop as Shubha Koel Mallick – 100% Love as Anuradha (Anu) Rituparna Sengupta – Muktodhara as Niharika Chatterjee
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Jisshu Sengupta – Chitrangada: The Crowning Wish as Partho Majumdar Abir Chatterjee – Bojhena Shey Bojhena as Abheek Deepankar De – Hemlock Society as Chittaranjan Basu Paran Bandopadhyay – Bhooter Bhabishyat as Darpa Narayan Chaudhury Sabyasachi Chakrabarty – Bhooter Bhabishyat as Biplab Dasgupta Supriyo Dutta – 100% Love as Rahul's father	Anashua Majumdar – Chitrangada: The Crowning Wish as Mrs. Chatterji Kamalinee Mukherjee – Aparajita Tumi as Ushashi R. Sanyal Laboni Sarkar – Le Halua Le as Sonali Banerjee Payel Sarkar – Bojhena Shey Bojhena as Joyeeta Swastika Mukherjee – Bhooter Bhabishyat as Kadalibala Daasi

Critics Awards

Best Film (Best Director)
Muktodhara – Nandita Roy & Shiboprosad Mukherjee
Best Actor	Best Actress
Anjan Dutt – Dutta Vs Dutta as Biren Kr Dutta	Rituparna Sengupta – Muktodhara as Niharika Chatterjee

2014

Best Film	Best Director
Jaatishwar Buno Haansh Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 2 Chotushkone Khaad Ramdhanu	Kaushik Ganguly – Khaad Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury – Buno Haansh Shiboprosad Mukherjee and Nandita Roy – Ramdhanu Soumik Chatterjee – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 2 Srijit Mukherji – Jaatishwar
Best Actor	Best Actress
Prosenjit Chatterjee – Jaatishwar as Kushal Hazra / Anthony Firingee Arjun Chakrabarty – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 2 as Bhanu Dev – Buno Haansh as Amal Kumar Biswas Jeet – Game as Abhimanyu Chatterjee Soham Chakraborty – Golpo Holeo Shotti as Rudra	Swastika Mukherjee – Jaatishwar as Mahamaya Bandopadhyay / Soudamini Aparna Sen – Chotushkone as Trina Sen Gargi Roy Chowdhury – Ramdhanu as Mitali Dutta Koel Mallick – Arundhati as Rani Arundhati / Mishti
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Riddhi Sen – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 2 as Rakhal Mondal Goutam Ghose – Chotushkone as Shakyo Jeet – The Royal Bengal Tiger as Anjan Sen Jisshu Sengupta – Jaatishwar as Rohit Mehta Kamaleshwar Mukherjee – Khaad as Rajib	Lily Chakravarty – Khaad as Sabita Devi Manasi Sinha – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 2 as Lalee Di Mimi Chakraborty – Khaad as Poonam Rachna Banerjee – Ramdhanu as Malavika Banerjee
Best Actor (Critics)	Best Actress (Critics)
Arjun Chakraborty – Chirodini Tumi Je Amar 2 as Bhanu Abir Chatterjee – The Royal Bengal Tiger as Abhirup Banerjee Chiranjit Chakraborty – Chotushkone as Dipta Prosenjit Chatterjee – Jaatishwar as Kushal Hazra / Anthony Firingee Shiboprosad Mukherjee – Ramdhanu as Laltu Dutta	Gargi Roy Chowdhury – Khaad as Aparna Banerjee and Ramdhanu as Mitali Dutta Aparna Sen – Chotushkone as Trina Sen Swastika Mukherjee – Jaatishwar as Mahamaya Bandopadhyay / Soudamini
Best Story	Best Screenplay
Jaatishwar Chotushkone Khaad Ramdhanu The Royal Bengal Tiger	Chotushkone Khaad Jaatishwar Ramdhanu

2015

Shiboprosad Mukherjee, Best Director co-winner

Swatilekha Sengupta, Best Actress

Soumitra Chatterjee, Best Actor

Churni Ganguly, Best Actress Critics

Anindya Chatterjee, Best Director Critics co-winner

Shoojit Sircar, Best Director Critics co-winner

Kharaj Mukherjee, Best Supporting Actor

Aparajita Auddy, Best Supporting Actress

Popular Awards

Best Film	Best Director
Bela Seshe – Windows Production Abby Sen – Friends Communication Chotoder Chobi – Shree Venkatesh Films Har Har Byomkesh – Shree Venkatesh Films Nirbaak – Shree Venkatesh Films Nirbashito – Kaushik Ganguly Productions Open Tee Bioscope – Rising Sun Films	Nandita Roy & Shiboprosad Mukherjee – Bela Seshe Anindya Chatterjee – Open Tee Bioscope Atanu Ghosh – Abby Sen Churni Ganguly – Nirbashito Kaushik Ganguly – Chotoder Chobi Srijit Mukherji – Nirbaak Suman Sen – Kadambari
Best Actor	Best Actress
Soumitra Chatterjee – Bela Seshe as Biswanath Majumdar Abir Chatterjee – Abby Sen as Abby Sen Abir Chatterjee – Har Har Byomkesh as Byomkesh Bakshi Anjan Dutt – Nirbaak as Samson Gomes Jisshu Sengupta – Byomkesh Bakshi as Byomkesh Bakshi Riddhi Sen – Open Tee Bioscope as Fowara Sen Saswata Chatterjee – Ichchhemotir Gappo as Neel	Swatilekha Sengupta – Bela Seshe as Arati Majumdar Churni Ganguly – Nirbashito as Taslima Nasreen Konkona Sen Sharma – Kadambari as Kadambari Devi Koushani Mukherjee – Parbona Ami Chartey Tokey as Aparna "Apu" Roy Sohini Sarkar – Har Har Byomkesh as Satyabati Bakshi Sudipta Chakraborty – Open Tee Bioscope as Baisakhi Sen
Best Supporting Actor	Best Supporting Actress
Kharaj Mukherjee – Bela Seshe as Jyotirmoy Chiranjeet Chakraborty – Abby Sen as Dr. Priyanshu Sharma Jisshu Sengupta – Nirbaak as Rahul Kaushik Sen – Open Tee Bioscope as Mahim Haldar Rajatava Dutta – Open Tee Bioscope as Gopeshwar Bhowmick	Aparajita Auddy – Bela Seshe as Kaberi / Buri Koneenica Banerjee – Ichchhemotir Gappo as Shanjee Raima Sen – Nirbashito as Shayanti Rituparna Sengupta – Bela Seshe as Malashree Sohini Sarkar – Open Tee Bioscope as Miss Iraboti
Best Story	Best Screenplay
Churni Ganguly & Kaushik Ganguly – Nirbashito Anindya Chatterjee – Open Tee Bioscope Atanu Ghosh – Abby Sen Kaushik Ganguly – Chotoder Chobi Kaushik Sengupta – Ichchhemotir Gappo Nandita Roy & Shiboprosad Mukherjee – Bela Seshe Srijit Mukherji – Nirbaak	Nandita Roy – Bela Seshe Atanu Ghosh – Abby Sen Anindya Chatterjee – Open Tee Bioscope Churni Ganguly & Kaushik Ganguly – Nirbashito Kaushik Ganguly – Chotoder Chobi Srijit Mukherji – Nirbaak Suman Ghosh – Kadambari
Best Dialogues	Best Editing
Nandita Roy – Bela Seshe Anindya Chatterjee – Open Tee Bioscope Atanu Ghosh – Abby Sen Churni Ganguly & Kaushik Ganguly – Nirbashito Kaushik Sengupta – Ichchhemotir Gappo Suman Ghosh – Kadambari	Sujay Datta Ray – Abby Sen Arghyakamal Mitra – Open Tee Bioscope Bodhaditya Bandopadhyay – Nirbashito Maloy Laha – Bela Seshe Pranoy Dasgupta & Rabiranjan Maitra – Nirbaak Sanjib Datta – Ichchhemotir Gappo Sujay Datta Ray – Har Har Byomkesh

Critics Awards

• 
  Dulal Sarkar
  (Best Actor Critics winner for Chotoder Chobi)
• 
  Churni Ganguly
  (Best Actress Critics winner for Nirbashito)
• 
  Shoojit Sircar
  (Best Director Critics co-winner for Open Tee Bioscope)

Best Film (Best Director)
Chotoder Chobi – Kaushik Ganguly Open Tee Bioscope – Anindya Chatterjee & Shoojit Sircar
Best Actor	Best Actress
Dulal Sarkar – Chotoder Chobi	Churni Ganguly – Nirbashito

Filmfare Awards Bangla 2026

Popular Awards

Best Film			Best Director
Devi Chowdhurani – Adided Motion Pictures Projapati 2 – Dev Entertainment Ventures & Bengal Talkies Raghu Dakat – SVF & Dev Entertainment Ventures Raktabeej 2 – Windows Production Sharthopor – Surinder Films Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei – SVF			Annapoorna Basu – Sharthopor Avijit Sen – Projapati 2 Dhrubo Banerjee – Raghu Dakat Nandita Roy & Shiboprosad Mukherjee – Raktabeej 2 Srijit Mukherji – Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei Subhrajit Mitra – Devi Chowdhurani
Best Actor			Best Actress
Anirban Chakrabarti – The Eken: Benaras e Bibhishika as Ekendra Sen (Eken Babu) Anjan Dutt – Ei Raat Tomar Amaar as Amar Gupta Ankush Hazra – Raktabeej 2 as Dr Saahil Choudhury / Munir Alam Dev – Dhumketu as Bhanu Singha / Indranath Khasnobis Dev – Raghu Dakat as Raghu Dakat Mithun Chakraborty – Projapati 2 as Gaur Chakrabarty Prosenjit Chatterjee – Devi Chowdhurani as Bhavani Charan Pathak			Jaya Ahsan – Dear Maa as Brinda Mitra Koel Mallick – Sharthopor as Aparna Ghoshal Koushani Mukherjee – Killbill Society as Poorna Aich Sohini Sarkar – Raghu Dakat as Gunja Srabanti Chatterjee – Devi Chowdhurani as Prafullamukhi / Devi Chowdhurani Subhashree Ganguly – Grihapravesh as Titli Ray
Best Supporting Actor			Best Supporting Actress
Anirban Bhattacharya – Raghu Dakat as Ahindra Burman Biswanath Basu – Killbill Society as Petkata Shaw Chandan Roy Sanyal – Dear Maa as Arko Mitra Kaushik Ganguly – Grihapravesh as Apratim Ray Ritwick Chakraborty – Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei as Sumit Bhattacharya Rudranil Ghosh – Dhumketu as Jogesh Chandra Sharma			Bibriti Chatterjee – Devi Chowdhurani as Nishi Idhika Paul – Raghu Dakat as Soudamoni "Moni" Koushani Mukherjee – Raktabeej 2 as Ayesha Khan Choudhury Rituparna Sengupta – Puratawn as Ritika Sauraseni Maitra – Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei as Arundhati Dutta Sohini Sengupta – Grihapravesh as Shrimatii Ray

Critics Awards

Best Film
Mayanagar – Aditya Vikram Sengupta Sharthopor – Annapoorna Basu Deep Fridge – Arjunn Dutta Ei Raat Tomar Amaar – Parambrata Chatterjee Onko Ki Kothin – Sourav Palodhi Puratawn – Suman Ghosh
Best Actor (Critics)			Best Actress (Critics)
Abir Chatterjee – Putulnacher Itikatha as Sashi Anirban Bhattacharya – Pokkhirajer Dim as Prof. Batabyal Anjan Dutt – Ei Raat Tomar Amaar as Amar Gupta Parambrata Chatterjee – Shotyi Bole Shotyi Kichhu Nei as Satya Dutta Vikram Chatterjee – Raas as Somnath Chakraborty			Aparna Sen – Ei Raat Tomar Amaar as Joyita Gupta Jaya Ahsan – Putulnacher Itikatha as Kusum Sharmila Tagore – Puratawn as Mrs. Sen Sreelekha Mitra – Mayanagar as Ela Tanusree Chakraborty – Deep Fridge as Mili

Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress

Year	Photos of winners	Actress	Role(s)	Film
2002 (1st)		Indrani Haldar ‡	Radha Rani	Ferari Fauj
		Konkona Sen Sharma	Tilottama 'Titli' Chatterjee	Titli
		Samata Das	Lati Daasi	Mondo Meyer Upakhyan..!
		Sudipta Chakraborty	Basanti
2003 (2nd)		Rakhee Gulzar ‡	Ranga Pishimaa	Shubho Mahurat
		Raima Sen	Ashalata 'Bali'	Chokher Bali
		Sharmila Tagore	Aparna	Abar Aranye
			Padmini Chowdhury	Shubho Mahurat
2004 (3rd)		Satabdi Roy ‡	Revati Bhattacharya	Debipaksha
		Chandrayee Ghosh	Saheli	Mahulbanir Sereng
		Debashree Roy	Preeti Sen	Waarish...
		Reema Sen	Rajlakshmi / Pyaaribai	Iti Srikanta
2005 (4th)		Roopa Ganguly ‡	Mahamaya Choudhury	Antarmahal
		Arunima Ghosh	Chandana	Pakshiraj
		Indrani Haldar	Mrs. Ramola	Ragun Babur Galpo
		Rachna Banerjee	Malini Choudhury	Rajmohol
2006 (5th)		Raima Sen ‡	Preeti A. Banerjee	Anuranan
		Debashree Roy	Nandini Chatterjee	MLA Fatakeshto
		Locket Chatterjee	Debashree Ghosh	Kranti
		Pallavi Chatterjee	Brinda	Dosar
2007-2008 (6th)		Laboni Sarkar ‡	Gayatri Sanyal	Chander Bari
		Anjana Basu	Laboni Sen	Jara Bristite Bhijechhilo...
		Churni Ganguly	Reena
		Koel Mallick	Nandita 'Nanda' Sanyal	Chander Bari
		Laboni Sarkar	Putul Banerjee	Kaalpurush
		Locket Chatterjee	Manashi Mukherjee	Minister Fatakeshto
2009 (8th)		Aparna Sen ‡	Paromita Choudhury	Antaheen
		Laboni Sarkar	Maya Banerjee	Paran Jai Jaliya Re
		Paoli Dam	Kajari Ray	Shob Charitro Kalponik
		Sharmila Tagore	Moni Choudhury	Antaheen
		Supriya Devi	San's grandmother	Madly Bangalee
2010 (9th)		Mamata Shankar ‡	Deepti Majumdar	Abohomaan
		Debashree Roy	Jhilik Sundar Sen	Shukno Lanka
		Moushumi Chatterjee	Maashi	The Japanese Wife
		Raima Sen	Sandhya
		Roopa Ganguly	Sabitri Mukherjee	Rehmat Ali
2012 (10th)		Anashua Majumdar ‡	Mrs. Chatterji	Chitrangada: The Crowning Wish
		Kamalinee Mukherjee	Ushashi R. Sanyal	Aparajita Tumi
		Laboni Sarkar	Sonali Banerjee	Le Halua Le
		Payel Sarkar	Joyeeta	Bojhena Shey Bojhena
		Swastika Mukherjee	Kadalibala Daasi	Bhooter Bhabishyat

Tonic

I wrote this story taking a cue from my own life. Over years, I had become extremely overconcerned about my father's wellbeing and as a result, tried to control whatever he did or wanted to do. One day he reminded me how he never controlled my action, instead was always there behind all my aspirations. I realised there are many like me who stifle their parents in the name of concern and that set the ball rolling for Tonic.

— Avijit Sen about writing the script for Tonic

Avijit Sen, who had worked as an assistant director to Rajkumar Hirani, made his directorial debut through Tonic.

Films

Year	Title	Role	Notes	Ref.
1990	Nila Pennae	Suriya	Debut
	Bobbili Raja	Rani	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu
1991	Assembly Rowdy	Pooja
	Rowdy Alludu	Rekha
	Naa Ille Naa Swargam	Lalitha
1992	Vishwatma	Kusum
	Dil Ka Kya Kasoor	Shalini Saxena / Seema	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Dharma Kshetram	Mythili
	Shola Aur Shabnam	Divya Thapa
	Jaan Se Pyaara	Sharmila
	Chittemma Mogudu	Chittemma a.k.a Chitti
	Deewana	Kaajal a.k.a Sonu	Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut
	Balwaan	Deepa Sahni
	Dil Hi To Hai	Bharati
	Dushman Zamana	Seema
	Geet	Neha
	Dil Aashna Hai	Laila a.k.a Sitaara
1993	Kshatriya	Tanvi Singh
	Tholi Muddhu	Divya
	Rang	Kajal Malhotra
	Chinthamani	Chinthamani a.k.a Narthaki	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress – Telugu
	Shatranj	Renu
	Darr	Kiran Awasthi
1994	Subhalagnam	Radha
	Laadla	Sheetal Jaitley	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Bajrang	Preety Bajaj
	Mohra	Roma Singh
	Vijaypath	Mohini
	Aag	Bijli / Inspector Barkha Singh
	Dilwale	Sapna Puri
	Parinam	Priya a.k.a Sweety
	Kanyadaan	Nainaa Mathur
	Chal Pe Chal	Reetu S. Varma
1995	Baashha	Priyaa	Tamil film
	Andolan	Guddi
	Kartavya	Kajal Sahay
	Do Kadam	Jyoti Kalantri
	Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge	Simran	Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Hulchul	Sharmili Sinha
	Angrakshak	Priyanka
1996	Dharma Chakram	Sandhya
	Jeet	Kaajal
	Khamoshi	Annie Braganza	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Khiladiyon Ka Khiladi	Priya Malhotra
	Indian	Aishwarya	Tamil film
	Ninne Pelladata	Mahalakshmi a.k.a Pandu	Telugu film; Filmfare Award for Best Actress — Telugu
	Ajay	Manorama a.k.a Rama
1997	Arunachalam	Nandini Rangachari	Tamil film
	Judwaa	Roopa
	Preminchukundam Raa	Kaveri	Telugu film
	Ziddi	Jaya Pradhan
	Gupt	Isha Diwan
	Deewana Mastana	Dr. Neha Sharma
	Dil To Pagal Hai	Nisha	Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Ishq	Madhu Saxena
1998	Mr. and Mrs. Khiladi	Shalu Prasad
	Bavagaru Bagunnara	Swapna	Telugu film
	Dil Se..	Meghana a.k.a Moyna	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Harikrishnans	Meera	Malayalam film
	Bade Miyan Chote Miyan	Herself	Special appearance
	Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha	Sanjana Suryavanshi	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
1999	Hum Aapke Dil Mein Rehte Hain	Megha	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Seenu	Swetha	Telugu film
	Baadshah	Seema Malhotra / Rosie
	Hu Tu Tu	Panna Barve	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Mann	Priya Varma
2000	Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani	Riya Banerjee
	Chal Mere Bhai	Sapna Mehra
	Kalisundam Raa	Manga	Telugu film
	Shikari	Rajeshwari Rawal
	Mission Kashmir	Sufiya Parvez
	Mohabbatein	Megha Shankar	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress
2001	Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham...	Anjali Sharma	Filmfare Award for Best Actress
	Ek Rishtaa	Nisha
2004	Veer-Zaara	Saamiya Siddique	Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actress
2008	Om Shanti Om	Herself	Special appearance in the song "Deewangi Deewangi"
2014	Pandavulu Pandavulu Tummeda	Sathya	Telugu film
	Dedh Ishqiya	Begum Para
2015	Dilwale	Meera Maalik	Nominated—Filmfare Award for Best Actress
2026	Mana Shankara Varaprasad Garu	Sasirekha	Telugu film
	King †	TBA	Filming