Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Mamata Banerjee Advocates for Bengali Culture in Films and Serials
Mamata Banerjee, a key leader, wants more Bengali songs in movies and shows.
She is also upset about how Bengali speakers are being treated elsewhere.
She was honoring Uttam Kumar, a famous actor, on the anniversary of his death.
People who helped Bengali culture were given awards.
Plus, there's a special movie event happening to remember Uttam Kumar with screenings of his popular films.
Mamata Banerjee urged for more Bengali songs in films and TV serials.
She expressed regret over attacks on Bengali-speaking workers in other states.
The Chief Minister paid tribute to Uttam Kumar on his 45th death anniversary.
Awards were given to individuals for their contributions to Bengali culture.
A 10-day Uttam Kumar retrospective began at Nandan I and II.
- Who
- Mamata Banerjee, along with actors, singers, and directors from the Bengali film industry.
- What
- Mamata Banerjee advocated for the increased use of Bengali songs in films and serials and paid tribute to Uttam Kumar.
- When
- On the 45th death anniversary of Uttam Kumar.
- Where
- At the Dhono Dhanyo Auditorium and Tollygunge in relation to Uttam Kumar's memorial.
- Why
- To promote and preserve Bengali culture within the film and television industries, while honoring Uttam Kumar's legacy.
Support
Opposition
Cultural Promotion
Support
Advocates for more Bengali songs in films and serials to promote Bengali culture and language.
Opposition
Those who may not agree with the promotion of Bengali culture.
- Event
- Tribute to Uttam Kumar
- Location
- Dhono Dhanyo Auditorium, Tollygunge
- Key Figure
- Mamata Banerjee
- Award Recipient
- Gautam Ghose (Mayanak Uttam Kumar Award)
- Retrospective Event
- 10-day Uttam Kumar film screening