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Daktar Kaku Poster Highlights Healthcare’s Harsh Realities
Daktar Kaku is a new Bengali film about doctors, patients and difficult choices.
Prosenjit Chatterjee plays the main character, a doctor called Daktar Kaku.
The film’s poster shows money on one side of a scale and a patient on the other.
This suggests that the story will ask whether money or human life matters more.
The film was first expected in theatres on September 4.
Its release has been moved to September 18.
Pavel and Riddhi Sen play childhood friends in the story.
The film also shows disagreements between a doctor and his son about how to work and help people.
Prosenjit Chatterjee’s first-look poster presents him as a doctor confronting healthcare’s difficult realities.
Daktar Kaku, directed by Pavel, will release in theatres on September 18 instead of September 4.
The poster contrasts stacks of cash with a patient on a hospital bed.
The film explores healthcare, malpractice, financial hardship and conflicts between differing professional ideals.
Pavel and Riddhi Sen play childhood friends, while Ena Saha also appears in a key role.
- Who
- Prosenjit Chatterjee, Pavel, Riddhi Sen and Ena Saha are among the film’s principal cast; Banani Saha and Ena Saha produced it.
- What
- Daktar Kaku is an upcoming Bengali film examining healthcare, malpractice, financial hardship and conflicts over professional ideals.
- Where
- In theatres; the article identifies it as a Bengali film.
- When
- The film is scheduled for theatrical release on September 18, after being postponed from September 4.
- Why
- The story follows characters whose conflicting beliefs must be confronted while trying to save human lives.
Key facts
- Film
- Daktar Kaku
- Director
- Pavel
- Lead actor
- Prosenjit Chatterjee
- Release date
- September 18
- Previous release date
- September 4
- Production banner
- Jarek Entertainment
- Key themes
- Healthcare, malpractice and financial hardship
Quotes
Film's Instagram account
Instagram post announcing release date
“Money is valuable... life is priceless... let the date be postponed (from 4th September to 18th September).. but let the times change.... Daktar Kaku is coming”
telegraphindia.com








