Parambrata in London for ‘Abhijan’ screening, Dada hits half century...
In pictures, the week that was for Kolkata
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My Kolkata Web Desk |
Published 09.07.22, 07:29 PM
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Actor-turned-director Parambrata Chattopadhyay before the screening of his latest movie ‘Abhijan’ in Soho, London, on Monday, July 4. ‘Abhijan’ is a tribute to legendary actor Soumitra Chatterjee who passed on in 2020.
Parambrata Chattopadhyay/Instagram
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Actor Rajkummar Rao during the promotion of his movie ‘Hit the First Case’ at a star property in Kolkata on Tuesday, July 5. The action-thriller, a remake of the Telugu movie by the same name, will hit the theatres on July 15.
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Participants at a cycle rally to mark Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s historic clarion call, “Dilli chalo”, against the British Raj, on Tuesday, July 5. Netaji announced the movement on the same day in 1943.
Ashim Paul/My Kolkata
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Actor Gourab Chatterjee sports a casual look in Las Vegas, US. The actor uploaded this photograph on Instagram on Wednesday, July 6.
Gourab Chatterjee/My Kolkata
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Wispy cotton clouds hover over a south Kolkata neighbourhood on Thursday, July 7.
Anujit Mitter
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Students hold their state government-funded credit cards meant to be used for higher education at Netaji Indoor Stadium on Thursday, July 7. West Bengal chief minister Mamata Banerjee distributed the cards to the students Thursday afternoon.
Amit Datta/My Kolkata
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Educator and civil rights activist Miratun Nahar at the launch of the Bengali translation of Noble laureate Amartya Sen’s ‘Home in the World: A Memoir’ on Friday, July 8.
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Visitors at the East Tech 2022 at Biswa Bangla Mela Prangan on Friday, July 8. The exhibition, showcasing modern warfare technology, was held on July 7 and 8.
Soumyajit Dey/My Kolkata
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BCCI president Sourav Ganguly celebrates his 50th birthday with his friends and family in London on Friday, July 8.
Dona Ganguly/Instagram
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Ukrainian and Russian citizens participate in ISKCON's 'Ulta Rath' procession on Park Street on Saturday, July 9. The procession began near the Park Street Metro station and ended at the ISKCON temple on Albert Road.
