After Brahma Janen Gopon Kommoti, actor Ritabhari Chakraborty teamed up with filmmaker Aritra Mukherjee for Bengali film Fatafati, which deals with the issue of body shaming which women face in daily lives. In an interaction with IBNS correspondent Souvik Ghosh, Ritabhari, who is credited to a considerable number of films across languages over the years, speaks candidly on the issue, her personal struggles, growth and more.
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Ritabhari Chakraborty’s secret of staying positive and motivated amongst all odds is quite simple. The chirpy actress who celebrates her birthday today has accepted that things can go wrong anytime but one cannot be a damsel in distress. In an exclusive chat with ETimes, the versatile actress-writer shares what inspires her to stay on top and remain positive in this torrid time we are facing. “I attended lectures before getting admitted to the hospital for my last surgery. Wherever I could, I represented Bengal on the national level. I went to
IFFI with my film. I am proud that the school I run for children with hearing difficulties is still functioning. They are underprivileged kids and we have no means to conduct online classes for them. Yet, every teacher is getting his/her salary. I am sure we will be able to open that soon. This is the kind of work that inspires me,” shared the actress.