“The Diary of West Bengal” starring Arshin Mehta, Gauri Shankar and Yajur Marwah in the lead roles delves deep into the heart of a region steeped in rich history and complex cultural dynamics. With a backdrop of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar and illegal infiltrators from Bangladesh, the film paints a vivid picture of life in West Bengal, intertwining the region’s traditions with its modern-day challenges. The narrative also touches upon the sensitive issue of “love jihad,” adding a layer of intrigue and controversy to the storyline.
Director Sanoj Mishra shares his vision “In ‘The Diary of West Bengal,’ I aimed to transcend stereotypes and present a nuanced narrative that reflects the cultural and emotional depth of the region. This film is a personal journey into Bengal’s soul, capturing its historical essence and contemporary issues. It’s a homage to the untold stories of its people, offering a fresh perspective on their collective spirit”
Producer Jitendra Narayan Singh (Syed Waseem Rizvi ) remarks The production of ‘The Diary of West Bengal’ was an intense journey of historical research and meticulous fact-checking. Our dedication to accuracy shines through in the film’s portrayal of the region’s past and its diverse cultural landscape. We are thrilled to present a film that not only educates but also provokes thought and discussion, challenging viewers to see beyond the surface”
