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In the dead of night, Renuka [Anasuya Sengupta] escapes from a Delhi brothel after stabbing a policeman to death. She takes refuge in a community of sex workers in northern India, where she meets Devika [Omara], a young girl condemned to a life of prostitution. Their bond develops into a forbidden romance. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to escape the law and forge their path to freedom. | In the dead of night, Renuka [Anasuya Sengupta] escapes from a Delhi brothel after stabbing a policeman to death. She takes refuge in a community of sex workers in northern India, where she meets Devika [Omara], a young girl condemned to a life of prostitution. Their bond develops into a forbidden romance. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to escape the law and forge their path to freedom. | ||
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Revision as of 23:43, 25 May 2024
By Shashang Iyer/ The Telegraph, India
Anasuya Sengupta
This is a collection of articles archived for the excellence of their content. |
Contents |
Life events
Sources include The Telegraph, India/ AYUSHI DUTTA 17.05.24
Born: Kolkata
Jadavpur University: BA English literature degree,
Career aspiration: journalism
Stint in theatre
2013: shifted from Kolkata to Mumbai
2021: shifted to Goa
Met director Bojanov through Facebook
Filmography
As an actress
2009 Anjan Dutta’s Madly Bangalee, supporting actress
2009 The Waiting City actress
2011 Sugar Baby actress
2012 A Night with the Suspects actress
2013 Mandrake! Mandrake! actress
As a production designer
2016 Sanjeev Sharma’s Saat Uchakkey
2021 Srijit Mukherji’s Forget Me Not, part of the Netflix anthology Ray
2021 Switchh
2012 Midnight's Children , on-set props/sets
2020 The Gone Game
As assistant to director etc.
2009 The Waiting City, assistant to director
2012 Pehla Sitara second assistant director
The Shameless : a synopsis
In the dead of night, Renuka [Anasuya Sengupta] escapes from a Delhi brothel after stabbing a policeman to death. She takes refuge in a community of sex workers in northern India, where she meets Devika [Omara], a young girl condemned to a life of prostitution. Their bond develops into a forbidden romance. Together, they embark on a perilous journey to escape the law and forge their path to freedom.
Directed by : Konstantin BOJANOV
Year of production: 2024
Country: Switzerland, Bulgaria, France, Taiwan, India
Duration: 115
From Festival de Cannes
See also
