Nirbaak
| Nirbaak | |
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 Nirbaak film poster | |
| Directed by | Srijit Mukherji |
| Produced by | Shree Venkatesh Films |
| Written by | Srijit Mukherji |
| Starring |
Sushmita Sen Anjan Dutta Jisshu Sengupta Ritwick Chakraborty |
| Music by | Neel Dutt |
| Cinematography | Soumik Halder |
| Edited by | Pronoy Dasgupta |
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| Country | India |
| Language | Bengali |
Nirbaak (English: Speechless) (2015) is an Indian Bengali Drama film directed by Srijit Mukherji, starring Sushmita Sen, Jisshu Sengupta, Ritwick Chakraborty and Anjan Dutt.[1] As of August 2014, the shooting of the film is complete.This is the first Bengali film for Sushmita Sen.[2] The film is scheduled to release in Kolkata on 1 May 2015 and 15 May 2015 across India.[3]
Cast
Plot
'Nirbaak' (meaning speechless) depicts the stories of affection, lust, jealousy, love and separation of four entities (a human being, a tree, a dog and a dead body). In all these stories though there is one common bonding 'Sushmita Sen[1]'.
Affection: The story begins with the protagonist (Anjan Dutt) who is schizophrenic, suffering at the same time from multiple personality disorder. He loves his own self. He speaks too less and in his daily routine he plays the role of himself as husband, his wife and he writes letter at the same time to his deceased mother (played by himself though). We are shown in the opening scene that Anjan wakes up on his birthday, spends lots of time caring self, going out alone and studying a book titled 'Make Yourself Unforgettable' while sitting in a park. Then comes Sushmita who is also a regular visitor to the park and tries to share her own griefs (although most of the conversations are inaudible to the audience). At the end of the conversation Anjan gives only one statement 'Love Yourself' and leaves. Later that day Anjan goes to a restaurant and cuts his birthday cake alone, eating it and spreading the cream all over his face (all of these he did in such a way as if he was not actually doing this, as if he was seating with his imaginary girl friend, wife or live - in - partner). At night he is being shown as drunk who has just returned after spending the whole day outside. Then he plays his 'affectionate' part by masturbating while believing that he is on his bed with his partner. Next day he meets with an accident in his bathroom when he slips in his bathtub. He was then shown to be severely injuring his head and was being taken to a hospital.
Lust: Sushmita lives in Calcutta. She is an author. She loves her city very much and does not want to leave it for the sake of her boyfriend played by 'Jisshu Sengupta'. Here the protagonist is actually a tree in the park, which is visited by Sushmita on a regular basis. She is only shown smsing her boyfriend and the camera is rolled in such a way as if to make us believe that the tree, under which she is sitting, is actually watching her close with lust. Then one day she falls asleep under the tree. The tree is then shown to make love with her platonic ally ejaculating juice from its small branch (which is in the shape of a penis). Then enters Jisshu and the two are talking on the issue that whether Sushmita should leave with her boyfriend. Each time Jissu tries to propose her, the tree distracts him in some way or other indirectly. That night the tree is shown to dream of Sushmita playing sometimes as a beadutiful dancing woman and at the other time as a dominant mistress to the tree. But in the same night Jisshu wins her cofidence and she decides to leave with him. On the same night cyclone comes in Kolkata and the next day the tree is shown with its branches broken and scattered.
Jealousy : When Sushmita comes to Jisshu's flat in an unnamed city, she is not given warm welcome by Jisshu's female dog 'Bingi' (the protagonist). Bingi is actually in love with Jisshu and 'it' thinks Sushmita as its rival stealing all 'its' precious moment with Jisshu. One day when Jisshu was gone for office, 'Bingi' attacks Sushmita and bites her. Jisshu, after returning home, when learns about this, attacks 'Bingi' with his belt. Later Jisshu and Sushmita decides to leave 'Bingi' at Jisshu's mom's place. When Jisshu was driving, Bingi tried to flee causing an accident. In that accident Sushmita died, Jisshu went on comma and Bingi remained unhurt.
Love: 'Ritwick Chakraborty' plays the role of a lover with the dead body of Sushmita. He is the caretaker of a morgue. He dreams of dead Sushmita as his love of life. He becomes obsessed with her. The day she is about to be taken from the morgue by her relatives, some goons come in the morgue and tell Ritwick to leave the group leader with one of the dead bodies (may be Sushmita's). Although the goon's intention was not particularly clarified in the movie, the implied meaning is that the goons were wanting to do acts of necrophilia. Ritwick protests and the goons mercilessly beat him to death. The time when Ritwick is shown being beaten, a close up of dead Sushmita (now the protagonist) showed as if she was smiling at what Ritwick was doing for her.
Separation: The film ends with the scene showing that Ritwick is now dead and is being set in the morgue as Sushmita's body at the same time is being taken out, depicting the sense of separation between the two dead bodies.
References
- 1 2 "Sushmita Sen talks about her first Bengali film 'Nirbaak'". Mid Day. 15 July 2014. Retrieved 20 September 2014.
- ↑ "The Susmita Sen connection". The Telegraph. 13 August 2014. Retrieved 24 September 2014.
- ↑ "First look poster of Sushmita Sen's debut will leave you speechless". IBN Live.
- ↑ "First Look: Sushmita Sen's 'Nirbaak'". Sify.
- ↑ "On the sets: Sushmita Sen's Bengali film 'Nirbaak'". Mid Day. Retrieved 5 Aug 2014.
- ↑ "Sushmita Sen sharpens her Bong tongue for 'Nirbaak'". Retrieved 23 Feb 2015.
External links
- Nirbaak at the Internet Movie Database
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