Production resumes for a Bengali serial following resolution with channel authorities
The future of Kone Dekha Alo sees the light of the dayt nearly three weeks after the tragic demise of actor Rahul Arunoday Banerjee . The production which was temporarily halted in the aftermath of the actor's death, is now set to resume following discussions and agreements with the artist forum.
Rahul Banerjee lost his life at Talasari while shooting for a different serial on March 29. His demise sparked protests within the Bengali film industry , with colleagues demanding a proper investigation. Artistes associated with Tollypara staged a boycott of Leena Gangopadhyay’s company related to that, which led to closing of this very serial because her son Arka Gangopadhyay was associated in this along with Leena and her husband Shaibal Banerjee. However, recent developments indicate that the issues have been addressed.
Shantilal Mukherjee, secretary of the Artist Forum, issued a statement that said discussions with the channel regarding the production have been productive. The channel has agreed to continue the serial under the terms proposed and necessary documentation supporting these arrangements will be provided within seven days.
This gives a green signal towards resuming the serial’s broadcast, allowing the production team and the channel to move forward with the project
Rahul Banerjee lost his life at Talasari while shooting for a different serial on March 29. His demise sparked protests within the Bengali film industry , with colleagues demanding a proper investigation. Artistes associated with Tollypara staged a boycott of Leena Gangopadhyay’s company related to that, which led to closing of this very serial because her son Arka Gangopadhyay was associated in this along with Leena and her husband Shaibal Banerjee. However, recent developments indicate that the issues have been addressed.
Shantilal Mukherjee, secretary of the Artist Forum, issued a statement that said discussions with the channel regarding the production have been productive. The channel has agreed to continue the serial under the terms proposed and necessary documentation supporting these arrangements will be provided within seven days.
This gives a green signal towards resuming the serial’s broadcast, allowing the production team and the channel to move forward with the project
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