This year, Bengali films saw a number of directors making their debut. Right from the nostalgic ‘Open Tee Bioscope’ to the intense ‘Natoker Moto’, the palette was fresh and full of variations. While some of the acclaimed films tanked at the box office, a handful of small-budget movies not only recovered money, but also managed to make profit. A few among them went on to win national and international awards and recognitions apart from favourable box-office collections. We take a look at the filmmakers who made a mark with their debut films, be it either critically or in hearts of audiences for their fresh narrative.
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Arindam Bhattacharya (Antarleen)
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Sayantan Ghoshal (Jawker Dhan)
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Abhishek Saha (Uronchondi)
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Dhrubo Banerjee (Guptodhoner Sondhane)
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Abir Sengupta (Jomer Raja Dilo Bor)
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Anindya Chatterjee (Open Tee Bioscope)
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Debesh Chattopadhyay - (Natoker Moto)
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Pavel (Babar Naam Gandhiji)
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John Halder (Aro Ekbar)
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Bauddhayan Mukherji (Teenkahon)
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Ranadeep Sarkar (Not A Dirty Film)
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Saibal Mitra (Sajarur Kanta)
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Aritra Mukherjee (Auto No 9696)
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Ipsita Seal (Prime Time)
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