Celeb Chats: Indian Cinema
Sambhabana Mohanty, a talented Indian actress, has made her mark in the Hindi and Odia television industry. Hailing from Odisha, she comes from an entertainment oriented family background. Initially uninterested in acting, Sambhabana discovered her love for the craft along the way. In addition to her acting skills, she holds a PhD in Sociology and is an avid reader, often seen with books on set. Her dedication and talent have earned her several awards and nominations for her performances in TV serials. Currently starring in the lead role of "Radha Mohan" on ZEE5, Sambhabana continues to be a respected and versatile figure in the Indian television industry.
Archita Sahu, a prominent Indian actress, has established herself as a talented performer in the film industry. With her acting debut in 2005, she has become a celebrated figure in the Odia film industry, winning accolades such as the Odisha State Film Award for Best Actress. Known for her natural acting abilities and captivating charm, Archita has amassed a dedicated fan base in India and beyond. Alongside her successful acting career, she is also a trained classical dancer, captivating audiences worldwide. Archita's love for travel, combined with her beauty and style, has led to recognition in competitions and features in magazines and advertisements.
Indelible marks have been left on the entertainment industry by talented Indian cinematographer Subhransu Das. He has a diverse contribution to hit movies, documentaries, video films, and TV shows. Among his notable contributions are series like "CID" and the short film "Life Cycle" in 2009. In 2012, he showcased his skills as the cinematographer for the show "Fear Files." With a keen eye for capturing stories through his lens, he has also lent his expertise to projects like "Crime Petrol" on Sony TV. His recent works, including "Fauji Calling," "Murder meri jaan," and "Modiji ki Beti," continue to exemplify his exceptional talent and versatility. And in the interview, he basically talks about the censor board of India, but it can’t control everything as movies are a work of fiction so he suggests filmmakers be more cautious about the fact of highlighting some myths related to a particular state or community by using fictional names for locations rather than using the actual name of the location and he also refers to the movie Kerala story as an example for it.
Parth Sarathi Ray is an Indian actor known for his work in the Odia Film Industry and short films. He began his career in 2010 and made his Ollywood debut in 2013 with "Nai Separi Kanaka Gori." In 2018, he earned the Odisha State Film Award for Best Actor for his performance in "Hello Arsi." Born on 27th March 1981 in Cuttack, he pursued his early education in Bhubaneswar, later graduating in history. He honed his acting skills with Barry John's theatre group in Delhi in 2004 and subsequently appeared in a few Bollywood movies before focusing on Odia Cinema, where he has garnered acclaim, including three national awards.
In addition to his notable career in Mumbai, Buddhaditya Mohanty is also a distinguished actor in Odisha. He graduated from Ravenshaw College after receiving his schooling at Stewart School in Cuttack. He then studied at the Delhi University. A veteran of several successful serials, Buddhaditya has been a part of the television series Meher, "Stree-Teri Kahani," "Kumkum," "Waaris," "Prratima," and "Kya hua tera wada." There is no doubt he has a deep love for movies, and he adeptly mimics famous Indian actors with his knowledge of the industry. He has earned admiration and recognition for his commitment to his craft and his proficiency both in television and film.
Indian film professional Biren Jyoti Mohanty hails from Cuttack, Odisha. A graduate of Utkal University of Culture in Bhubaneshwar, he holds degrees in theatre direction, acting, and film making. After completing a multimedia editing course in 2003, he became a freelance editor before moving to Mumbai. LUCK marked Biren's impressive debut in editing, and the movie led to a prolific career editing documentaries, music videos, and commercials. He currently thrives as a freelance director and editor in Bollywood, collaborating with prestigious entities like Miraj Entertainment and Shree Ashtavinayak Cine Vision. Despite his notable achievements, he maintains a private presence away from social media.