Indrani Dutta

Indrani Dutta (Bengali: ইন্দ্রানী দত্ত) is a Bengali film actress and dancer.[4][5]

Indrani Dutta
Born (1970-04-06) 6 April 1970
Kolkata, India[1][2]
Years active1987–present
Spouse(s)Janardan Paul[3]
Websiteindranidutta.com

Early life

Dutta was born in Kolkata. She is the youngest child of Dr. Himangshu Jyoti Dutta and Manjushree Dutta. Even as a child while studying in Kamala Girls' High School, She nurtured an ambition to become an actress. Her versatility was reflected in dance and sports. She acquired formal training in dance and music and was a sports topper in her school. Among her favourite hobbies were listening to music and stamp collecting. Dutta became graduate in Arts from the Sivanath Sastri College, an affiliated college of the prestigious University of Calcutta. Under the able guidance of her Guru Sumitra Mitra, She was conferred Pravakar in Kathak dance by Allahabad University. Her artistic inclinations are reflected in her love for music, interior design and gardening. Her easygoing, down-to-earth, loving nature makes her popular among all age groups. She is also a responsible citizen and environmentalist; with a love for animals, she is an active supporter of the cause of People for Animals.

Filmography
Year Film Name Director Genre Role
1987Pap PunyaRajat DasActor
1987Nadiya NagarSushil MukherjeeActor (Bishnupriya)
1988Maa Ek MandirSukhen DasActor
1988ApamanChandan MukherjeeActor
1989Aghatan Ajo GhateAmal MitraActor
1989Aparanher AloAgradootActor
1989TufanBiresh ChatterjeeActor (Lina)
1990Shesh AghatJayanta PurkayasthaActor
1990PapiPrabhat RoyActor
1990Apan Aamar ApanTarun MajumdarActor
1990ByabodhanDilip MukherjeeActor
1990LadaiRana MukhopadhayActor
1991Pati Param GuruBiresh ChattopadhyayActor
1991PrashnaSaran DeyActor
1991Swapno NiyeBishnu Pal ChoudhuryActor
1992Surer BhubanePrabir MitraActor
1992Shesh BidayMilan BhowmikActor
1992ShaitanSachin AdhikariActor
1992KrodhiPanna HussainActor
1994Tumi Je AamarInder SenActor
1995PremsangeePrabir MitraActor
1995PatibrataNitai GoswamiActor
1995Kencho Khunrte KeuteChiranjitActor (Parama)
1995Sukher AshaSadhanActor
1996TridharaPrashanta NandaActor
1996ParikramaShantimoy BandyopadhyayActor
1996NikhonjDipen PalActor
1997Mittir Barir Chhoto BouSushil MukherjeeActor
1997Sedin ChaitramasPrabhat RoyActor (Kusum)
1997Nishpap AsamiSwapan SahaActor
1999DadabhaiUnknownActor
1999Swapno NiyeBishnu Paul ChowdhuryActor
1999Santan Jakhan SatruSwapan SahaActor
2000DabiUnknownActor
2000Master MoshaiUnknownGuest Appearance in "Bhalobaste sekho ei Jibon take"
2008Janatar AdalatManoj ThakurActor
2009KrishnaShankar RoyActor
2010SoldierDulal BhowmickActor
2010PreyashiPurnendu HalderActor
2010HangoverPrabhat RoyGuest Appearance in "Joy Joy Bolo"
2014KhanchaRaja SenGuest appearance in an item Song
2015BelasesheShibaprasad Mukherjee & Nandita RoyActor (Sarmistha)
2017Nayeekar BhumikaaySwagata CHowdhuryActor (Lahana)
2017Sedin BasanteSanjay GuhaActor (Anuradha)
2019Bela ShuruShibaprasad Mukherjee & Nandita RoyActor
2019Kolkatay KohinoorSantanu GhoshActor (Anamika)[6]

Television works

Indrani's career as an actor is not confined to the big screen. Her performances in telefilms such as Thir Bijuri, Thager Ghar, Swet Mayur, Hatat Bristi and in serials such as Chira Kumar Sabha, Sesh Prasno, Sima Rekha and Louha Kapat is praiseworthy.

In 1997, Indrani acted in the episode Necklace for the Hindi TV series Byomkesh Bakshi[7] as Uma (credited as Indrani Dutt).[8]

Indrani Dutta Kala Niketan

Indrani has a great passion for dance; this passion led her to create her own dance school in Kolkata. Before opening this dance school, she had also had her own dance troupe, named "Srishti". Indrani Dutta Kala Niketan is now a popular and a remarkable dance institution of Kolkata and is well known all over East India. The dance troupe and the dance school have presented many shows in India and overseas.

Mahisasurmardini

Indrani Dutta played the role of goddess Durga twice on the television show named Mahisasurmardini aired on ETV Bangla on 2005 and Star Ananda on 2010. Both of the programs have the same name; both were aired in different years and in different styles.

Awards

She won the Bengal Film Journalists' Association Best Actress award for Prabhat Roy's Shedin Choitromaash.[9]

References
  1. "Biography of Indrani Dutta". gomolo. Retrieved 3 September 2015.
  2. "Indrani Dutta". bollywoodhungama.com. Retrieved 3 September 2015.
  3. "Indrani Dutta's b'day bash, Kolkata TimesCity". timescity.com. Retrieved 3 September 2015.
  4. "Screen -The Business of Entertainment". www.screenindia.com. Retrieved 27 October 2008.
  5. "Indrani Dutta Profile". in.com. Retrieved 3 September 2015.
  6. "Filmography of Indrani Dutta". gomolo. Retrieved 3 September 2015.
  7. Indrani Dutta at IMDb.
  8. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-rbR3d72A4
  9. "Screen -The Business of Entertainment". www.screenindia.com. Retrieved 27 October 2008.
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