Parambrata Chattopadhyaya's prophecy: Korona has been with us for two years

- For the last few months, public service has become its routine. Now the atmosphere has eased as Corona's fury subsides. That is why Parambrata has become optimistic about getting back to work

Remember the simple young inspector of Vidya Balan's film 'Kahani' released in 2012? Scholars cast coins in the role of a pregnant woman who came to Kolkata from abroad in search of her missing husband in the story. She became an actress of Shabana Azmi's level overnight. Bengali actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay won the hearts of the audience in the role of an inspector with Bengali sympathy in the role of an inspector with empathy and sympathy for the pregnant heroine. After the success of the story, Parambrata Chattopadhyay should have received heaps of offers in Bollywood but it did not happen.

Of course, Babumoshay doesn't regret it because he has a big name as an actor in Bengal. After the story, Chattopadhyay introduced his talents in films like Feluda (2013) and Bonnie (2020). Now the new medium of OTT platform is also beginning to benefit the 21-year-old actor. He is happy to make good films with strong content in both Hindi and Bengali.

After the first wave of the Corona epidemic subsided, the shooting of serials, films and web series slowly began, much to the amazement of acro and technicians. All barely came out of the boredom of the lockdown. How did he know that these hashtags were going to be temporary? Suddenly, the cases of Kovid-12 escalated again and another lockdown was imposed across the country. At that time Parambrata was busy shooting his Hindi and Bengali projects. Like other actors, he was shocked by the second lockdown. He admits that this time he was caught asleep.

Of course, instead of sitting idle at home in the lockdown, Chattopadhyay and his team went out of their way to help people in need of society. The actor, like Sonu Sood, helped people in times of crisis. For the last few months, public service has become its routine. Now the atmosphere has eased as Corona's fury subsides. That is why Parambrata has become optimistic about getting back to work.

Bengali Babu knows that everyone like him is in a hurry to get back to work. Warning such people, Chattopadhyaya says, "The crisis is not over yet." Today, even though Corona's cases are few and the situation has improved, the virus has not gone anywhere. So we all have to continue to follow the rules of safety. I think we will have to deal with the growing corona for another two years. Moreover, the fear of a third wave is also being served.

In a week, Parambrata Chattopadhyay will start shooting for a Bengali film. He will then complete a Hindi film with Akash Khurana. It will have one web show after another in August and September. Then its home production Bengali film will be released. Very few people know that Chattopadhyay is not only an actor but also a good director. Talking about his hometown Kolkata, the Machiavellian actor says, "Even if cinemas do not open in Bengal before August, the audience attendance will be only 30 per cent." The situation will remain the same without any new disruption.

I am saying this on the basis of such speculation. If the vaccination campaign continues and the third wave does not take shape, we hope that in the next two months, the government will allow theaters to run with full seating capacity. Of course, in today's world we have to talk in pairs. Because our previous experience is not good. '