Arjunn Dutta's 'Deep Fridge': A Proud Moment for Bengali Cinema
Arjunn Dutta's feature film 'Deep Fridge' received the National Award for Best Bengali Feature Film, marking a proud achievement for Bengali cinema. Dutta expressed that the award inspires independent filmmakers. The film explores relational silence and distance, a project made during the period of personal loss for Dutta.

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Arjunn Dutta's acclaimed film 'Deep Fridge' has been honored with the National Award for Best Bengali Feature Film, an accolade that marks a significant milestone for Bengali cinema. The announcement came on Friday evening during the 71st National Awards ceremony.
Dutta, excited by the recognition, stated that the award will serve as an inspiration for new and independent filmmakers who seek to pursue their unique storytelling styles. He emphasized the personal significance of this film, as it was created during a challenging emotional period following his mother's illness and passing.
Featuring performances by Abir Chatterjee and Tanushree Chakraborty, 'Deep Fridge' examines the silent and emotionally distant aspects of relationships. Dutta credits his mother with his success, believing her spirit played a role in the film's achievement.
(With inputs from agencies.)