Actor Bhaswar Chatterjee, who is shooting in Kalimpong for 'Brown
Shaheb er Bari', one of the four ghost stories from Sandip Ray's
'Jekhane Bhooter Bhoy', is still in a daze. He couldn't believe his ears
when the director told him that he'd need to wear a blue sweater that
once belonged to the legendary Satyajit Ray, for a particular scene in
the film.
It took him exactly five minutes to register if he was hearing it
right. "I was dumbstruck when when Babuda (Sandip) told me that I have
to wear his father's sweater for a scene. I was literally shaking when I
got to hold it in my hands. I felt so honoured," said Bhaswar, adding
further, "This is my second film with Babuda. He is a cool director to
work with. Babuda has great sense of humour. When he called me first, he
had asked, 'Bhaswar, tomake amar film e cast korte chai, khub ashubidhe
hobe ki date dite?' He is that modest! I play Abir's (Chatterjee)
friend, Aneek, who is scared of ghosts. But he is forced by Abir to help
him trace Brown Saheb."
The film has been produced by Shree Venkatesh Films in association with
Surinder Films. " Brown Shaheb er Bari is written by Baba (Satyajit
Ray). The whole team is wonderful to work with," said the director.
Talking about spirits, Bhaswar is also part of Swapan Ghoshal's Bhuture
Somudure where he plays a ghostSource:shreevenkateshfilm