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Swastika Mukherjee, a prominent figure in Tollywood, is set to showcase her vocal talents on the silver screen for the first time. Known for her versatile acting, Mukherjee has consistently captivated audiences with her performances, and now she ventures into uncharted territory by lending her voice to a song in an upcoming Bengali film.
The buzz around Tollywood suggests that Mukherjee will be singing a Rabindra Sangeet in the forthcoming movie "Durgapur Junction," directed by Arindam Sil. This marks a significant departure for the actress, who has previously focused solely on her acting prowess. The decision to include her singing in the film adds a new dimension to her character, resonating with the nostalgic backdrop of the storyline.
The selected song, "Aaji Jhorer Rate Tomar Abhisar," holds personal significance for Mukherjee's character, intertwining with her past memories within the narrative of the film. Set against the mysterious backdrop of Shilpashahr Durgapur, the movie delves into a series of enigmatic events, unravelling a chain of murders that prompt a journalist to investigate. Mukherjee plays a pivotal role in the film as a journalist, adding depth to the storyline with her performance.
While this marks Mukherjee's debut as a playback singer in cinema, her love for music traces back to her childhood days. She shares a special bond with Rabindra Sangeet, often singing alongside her father, Santu Mukherjee. It is this deep-rooted affection for music that led Mukherjee to embrace the director's proposal and lend her voice to the film's soundtrack.
Scheduled to record the song at the end of the current month, Mukherjee will collaborate with the talented musician, Iman Chakraborty, who will provide the musical arrangements. Beyond Mukherjee's musical debut, "Durgapur Junction" features an ensemble cast, including Vikram Chatterjee, who portrays a police officer, and notable performances by Ekavali Khanna, Rajdeep Sarkar, and Pradeep Dhar.
As anticipation builds for the release of "Durgapur Junction," audiences eagerly await Mukherjee's musical debut, poised to witness another dimension of her artistic prowess on the big screen.
