In the midst of the ongoing doctor rape case in Kolkata, actor-producer Jitendra Narayan Singh (Waseem Rizvi) has been summoned by the Kolkata police, sparking controversy
His film The Diary of West Bengal bravely addresses the critical issue of women’s safety in India, mirroring the very real and urgent crisis gripping the nation. This summons, coupled with the film’s timely release, is fueling intense debate about the realities of gender-based violence in modern India
The team is will visit Bhageshwar Dham on the 18th of August
Produced by Jitendra Narayan Singh (Waseem Rizvi) and directed by Sanoj Mishra, the soon-to-be-released film “The Diary of West Bengal” has ignited a fiery debate across India with its bold and unapologetic portrayal of the Rohingya refugee crisis and illegal infiltrations from Bangladesh. Starring Arshin Mehta and Yajur Marwah in lead roles, alongside Ramendra Chakarwarti, Gauri Shankar, Avadh Ashwini, and Ashish Kumar, the film dives deep into the heart of West Bengal, exploring themes that many have considered taboo or politically charged.
With its trailer launch receiving praises, the film paints a vivid picture of a region struggling with its identity, caught between the traditions of its past and the modern-day challenges that threaten its social fabric. The film does not shy away from controversial topics such as Love Jihad and the stark realities faced by communities living on the fringes.
Actor, Producer and Ex Chairman Wafq Board Jitendra Narayan Singh Jitendra Narayan Singh (Waseem Rizvi) comments, “We are not here to pander to the masses. Our goal is to expose the uncomfortable truths. ‘The Diary of West Bengal’ is a wake-up call for the nation to address these issues head-on”
Director Sanoj Mishra adds “This film is more than just a narrative; it’s a mirror reflecting the societal changes and pressures that West Bengal endures. We’ve taken a bold step to portray the harsh realities, and we stand by our depiction, as art should challenge and provoke”
