Rituparna
Sengupta
is
among
the
top
actresses
of
Bengal.
She
has
won
not
only
praises
for
her
great
acting
but
also
numerous
awards.
She
has
charmed
the
audiences
in
Bengal
with
sterling
performances
in
Paromitar
Ek
Din,
Alo
and
Nishijapon
among
others.
She
was
last
seen
in
Bollywood
films
Main,
Meri
Patni
Aur
Woh
and
Unns:
Love
Forever.
Rituparna
talks
to
us
about
her
latest
venture
Anuraanan
and
other
movies
as
well.
Tell
us
about
Anuraanan
and
your
role.
Anuraanan
is
a
beautiful
film
on
relationships.
It
shows
emotions
like
love.
It
wonderfully
portrays
the
essence
and
passion
of
a
marriage
and
even
friendship.
The
film
shows
that
some
relationships
which
are
undefined
are
also
very
beautiful.
Anuraanan
shows
marriage
in
a
completely
different
way.
One
should
watch
Anuraanan
to
feel
the
intensity
of
human
relationships-
be
it
before
marriage
or
after
marriage
or
be
it
plain
friendship.
The
film
will
have
a
mass
impact
and
it
will
be
loved
by
everybody.
I
play
Nandita,
Rahul
Bose's
wife
in
the
film.
I
play
a
very
bubbly,
full
of
life
person
with
a
very
positive
outlook
towards
life.
My
character
takes
life
as
it
comes.
She
tries
every
moment
to
make
her
marriage
beautiful
and
a
success.
Is
it
true
that
you
sang
impromptu
in
the
film?
Yes,
I
sang
4-5
lines
in
a
song.
I
thought
I
was
sounding
very
raw
in
it
and
I
wanted
my
voice
to
be
dubbed
by
somebody
else
in
that
song.
But
my
director
(Aniruddha
Roy
Chowdhury
)
insisted
that
my
voice
should
remain
as
a
part
of
that
song.
So,
is
music
an
integral
part
of
the
film?
Yes,
music
is
a
very
vital
part
of
the
film.
The
music
is
different
from
the
regular
stuff.
It
is
very
interesting.
There
is
a
subtle
feel
to
the
music.
It
is
trendy
and
yet
it
is
soothing.
Do
you
think
this
film
will
be
a
trendsetter
considering
it
is
the
first
Bengali
film
to
be
shot
in
the
UK?
Yes,
the
film
will
create
a
definite
impact.
The
film
has
been
shot
in
London
as
it
was
the
requirement
of
the
storyline
and
has
not
been
forced
in
the
picture.
So,
a
lot
of
people
will
definitely
take
notice
of
it
and
like
it.
It
is
a
very
well
made
film.
I
hope
everybody
likes
it.
How
was
it
working
with
Rahul
Bose,
Rajat
Kapoor
and
Raima
Sen?
It
was
marvelous
working
with
all
of
them.
Rahul
is
very
intense
and
a
brilliant
actor.
Raima
and
I
are
good
friends.
We
have
worked
together
before
in
a
film
called
Nishijapon.
So
we
know
each
other.
Even
Rajat
is
a
wonderful
actor
to
work
with.
Rajat
didn't
know
Bengali.
Did
you
help
him
out?
Though
Rajat
didn't
know
Bengali,
he
has
done
a
great
job.
We
all
helped
him
with
his
language.
Since
he
is
a
fast
learner,
he
did
well.
Anuraanan
was
initially
sent
to
film
festivals
all
over.
Do
you
prefer
critical
acclaim
or
commercial
success?
Well,
I
personally
feel
both
are
very
important
for
a
film's
success.
Films
like
Anuraanan
which
are
really
well
made
deserve
success
on
both
fronts.
But
from
a
different
perspective,
commercial
success
is
more
important
as
a
lot
of
efforts
are
put
in
the
film.
The
investors
put
a
lot
of
money
and
a
fortune
is
at
stake.
So,
appreciation
in
any
form
is
really
vital
for
any
movie.
Which
has
been
your
most
memorable
role?
Many
roles
are
close
to
my
heart.
I
love
the
one
in
Rituparno
Ghosh's
Dahan
which
won
me
a
National
Award.
I
also
loved
the
title
role
I
played
in
Aparna
Sen's
Paromitar-Ek
Din.
My
other
memorable
roles
are
Nishijapon
and
the
one
in
Alo.
But
my
role
in
Main,
Meri
Patni
Aur
Woh
actually
got
me
recognition.
It
was
not
those
kinds
of
films
where
the
heroine
has
nothing
to
do.
My
performance
was
noticed
and
appreciated.
I
was
recognized
and
remembered.
You
have
been
working
more
in
offbeat
films?
Why
don't
you
do
commercial
more?
Back
in
Kolkata,
I
have
done
both
offbeat
and
commercial
cinema.
So
I
am
recognized
as
having
both
films'
image
there.
But
as
far
as
Hindi
films
are
concerned,
people
draw
up
an
image
of
yours
really
fast.
So
breaking
from
the
mould,
I
have
a
commercial
look
in
both
my
upcoming
Love
Game
and
Gauri-The
Unborn.
So
I
am
trying
to
build
my
image
carefully
in
Mumbai
in
a
subtle
way.
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