Dadar Kirti
Nivaran Chatterjee lives with his wife and three sons: an elder married, son Kedarnath impaired after a head injury, and youngest Amarnath, a student. Amarnath loves Beeni Mukherjee, whose sister Saraswati studies. Kedarnath admires Saraswati but pretends to be an athlete; she learns his fraud, ends the romance and marries her father's chosen suitor.
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Nivaran Chatterjee lives with his wife and three sons: an elder married, son Kedarnath impaired after a head injury, and youngest Amarnath, a student. Amarnath loves Beeni Mukherjee, whose sister Saraswati studies. Kedarnath admires Saraswati but pretends to be an athlete; she learns his fraud, ends the romance and marries her father's chosen suitor.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Tarun Majumdar
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Runtime:154 minutes
Studio:Ram Cine Arts
Cast
Tarun Majumdar
Director
Tapas Paul
Kedarnath
Mahua Roy Chowdhury
Saraswati Mukherjee
Debashree Roy
Beeni Mukherjee
Kali Bannerjee
Father of Saraswati & Beena
Ruma Guha Thakurta
Mother of Saraswati & Beena
Anup Kumar
Bhombolda (Head of Chandobani Club)
Satya Bandopadhyay
Santu's Father
Ayan Banerjee
Amarnath 'Amar' N. Chatterjee
Shakti Thakur
Santu's friend (Stammer Boy of the Chandobani club)
Sandhya Roy
Santu's Boudi
Sulata Chowdhury
Phulmatia (Maid at Saraswati's house)
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