Jaatishwar

Synopsis: The plot refers to the life of Anthony Firingee (Hensman Anthony), a 19th-century Bengali language folk poet of Portuguese origin. Also, the plot has two different time periods-19th century and the present day (2013). The protagonist of the film is Rohit, a Gujarati who falls in love with a Bengali woman named Mahamaya. As he goes to study colonial history in Portugal, he decides to study the life of Heynsman Anthony (known as Anthony firingi) and in the process meets with a mysterious man Kushawl Hajra in Chandernagore.
Director(s): Srijit Mukherji
Production: Reliance Entertainment
  4 wins.
 
IMDB:
8.0
Year:
2014
150 min
Website
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Masters in Pol. Sc. Optimally dainty.

Optically challenged.

Name:
Sudeshna.

Masters in German. Left wing at

football. Politically, rightist.

Name:
Amithabh.

Masters in History.

Exponent of Bengali culture.

Gem of a singer. Name:

Mahamaya Bandopadhyay.

Damn! -

- What?

1st division, direct entry into M. Phil.

No... -

- Please.

Don't tell me you're

having second thoughts again.

Somewhat. -

- I think I'll go mad now.

Graduation in Bengali, M.A. In History,

now what? Mountaineering?

It's only because of you that I'm

here instead of my Dad's business.

Stop flirting, Amit. Listen Maya,

if you want to do Music...

...I think you might as... -

- Miss Firebrand,

Mr. Coward Lee...

Not again!

Let's go to the canteen.

M. Phil in Portuguese studies.

Gujarati by birth. Aspiring Bengali.

Name:
Withheld for the time being.

Why don't you complain? -

- Why? What's bugging you?

Moreover I think he is quite cute.

Stop joking. Shut up. -

- Brother, three.

If someone stalks me,

wont I get irritated?

And I know these guys very well.

Mouli has told me...

...typical Gujarati guy with a rich dad.

Weird! Follows me everywhere I go.

Keeps sending messages

through people! Is this a college?

Oh I see! You mean you

would've dated him in college?

This is university, so... -

- Not at all.

Not even during

my pension years.

Yes, true. The bugger's totally crazy.

He was supposed to pass

out four years ago but...

...then he saw her and fell in love.

Then he started with some

Portuguese or Spanish studies...

Excuse me.

Yes.

I want to... err...

...I needed to speak to you.

Only you. Only you shall I tell.

Shut up.

Tell me.

Err...

Not here, if you could come out...

English would be better. I don't

prefer Hindi and you can't speak Bengali.

Sit, I'll be back.

Yellow pants.

Correct decision.

I really don't have time.

And I hate walking.

The thing is... sorry...

...what I wanted to say is...

I mean to say...

...the things is that... -

- The thing is that

you're wasting your time.

Because you're interested in

someone about whom you know nothing.

You don't know her, don't

know her likes and dislikes,

...you can't even

pronounce her name properly.

Just a second, Madam.

You're not letting me speak.

I am a complete Bengali.

I was born in Kolkata.

My father's a chartered accountant.

You're Bengali is

flawed and desperate.

This existential crisis is very

insulting for my mother tongue.

And the city is called Kolkata,

not 'Kolkata'.

Thirdly, I really don't

care if your dad's a...

...chartered

accountant or a businessman.

We don't have any similarities.

Love is a far cry.

Friendship too won't work.

You have Dhoklas for breakfast

and our plates are aquariums, so...

I like fish too.

In fact Hilsa is my... -

- Eating Hilsa fish makes

you a Bengali?

I read Bengali poetry and

stories too. I read Tagore.

Satyajit Ray? -

- Think you can land...

...a Bengali girl reading

Tagore's translated work, Mr. Lee?

I suggest you get lost.

In translation. -

- Mr. Lee? But I'm Rohit.

Good. Stay whatever you are

and let me remain the way I am.

I know Bengali songs too.

Maybe it's only for you

That I am wildly in love

I know you're unique-

- Wow! You have a very nice voice!

Okay, here's the deal.

First compose a Bengali song about me...

...and then sing it with

proper Bengali pronunciation.

And then, I'll think

about your proposition. Okay?

Reliance Entertainment presents

Prosenjit Chatterjee

Jishu Sengupta

Swastika Mukherjee

Guest Appearance: Mamata Shankar

Guest Appearance: Rahul Arunoday Banerjee

Guest Appearance: Ria Sen

Guest Appearance: Abir Chatterjee

Guest Appearence: Ananya Chatterjee

Kharaj Mukherjee Tamal Roy Choudhury

Dwijen Banerjee Sumit Samaddar

Biswajit Chakrabarty,

Neel Mukherjee, Kaushik Ghosh

Bharat Kaul Chaitali Dasgupta

Guest Appearance: Anupam Roy, Rupam Islam

Guest

Appearance:
Kalikaprasad Bhattacharjee

Guest

Appearance:
Sidhhartha Roy, Anindya Chatterjee

Guest Appearance: Gourab Chatterjee

Make-up:
Vikram

Gaekwad(Prosenjit Chatterjee)

Make-up:
Sriroop

Das(Swastika Mukherjee), Mohd. Ali

Hair-dresser:
Pranay

(Prosenjit Chatterjee)

Hair-dresser:
Dipa Mullick

Costume Design:
Sabarni Das

Art Direction:
Koushik-Barik

Sound Design:
Anirban

Sengupta, Dipankar Chaki

Music:
Kabir Suman

Asst. Music Direction

and Background Score:

Indraadeep Dasgupta

Lyrics:
Kabir Suman,

Antony Phiringi, Bhola Moyra,

Lalan Fakir, Ram Basu, Jogyeshwari,

Thakur Singha

Additional songs: Anupam Roy,

Sidhhartha Roy, Saki

DI Colorist:
Debojyoti

Ghosh (Edit FX Studios)

Special Effects:
Neon FX Studios

Publicity Design: Grinning Tree

Post-production

Supervision:
Ahana Chakrabarty

Production controller: Debiprasad Kar

Chief Assistant

Director:
Soumyabrata Rakshit

Editing:
Bodhaditya Banerjee

Cinematography:
Soumik Haldar

Reliance Entertainment

team:
Sanjiv Lamba, Shibasish Sarkar,

Mahesh Ramanathan, Uthpal Acharya,

Samir Chopra, Purba Naresh

DAG Creative Media

Management:
Rana Sarkar

Producer:
Reliance Entertainment Pvt Ltd

and DAG Creative Media Pvt Ltd

Story, Screenplay, Dialogue, Direction:

Srijit Mukherji

'Jaatishwar'(The Re-incarnate)

Good morning.

Welcome to the final semester...

...of our

international exchange program.

I'm Professor Salazar, your

chief counsellor for this session.

A session on the historical

segments of Portuguese studies.

During the semester we'll

have a total of sixteen credits.

And you shall be graded

on a final dissertation.

For your topic you'll have

a choice of the following:

Colonial Politics.

Fine Arts.

Music.

Or Architecture.

And for each of the broad subjects,

there's going to be an

expert supervisor...

...who will help you

with your chosen subject,

in terms of the bibliography,

videographic and

audiographic material...

...and the presentation techniques.

I want to thank you all for

your attention and your time...

and I want to wish you the

very best for this semester...

...and for the rest of your career.

Thank you very much.

Med school student.

Has a petite girlfriend.

Only Bengali guy in the

campus. Name:
Bodhisatya.

Hello Mr. Disco Dandia.

Again that grumpy face.

What's wrong with you?

How many times do I have to tell you?

Only speak in Bengali with me.

I need practice. -

- Mission Maya?

How long shall this madness continue?

See I understand

people fall in love.

Things don't work out.

They move on.

No one laments like

you for three years.

I'm lamenting? -

- Aren't you?

When you don't have studies,

you either sit here...

...or in the music

class, lost in your thoughts for hours.

Just being optimistic.

Somewhere, someday...

...a miracle may happen. -

- Now this is too much!

Sitting here like a

'Lathkhor' (loser)... -

- What?

What's this 'Lathkhor'?

Lathkhor. Lath? Kick?

You know, a kick?

A kick?

And 'khor' means the one who...

Will you stop this? -

- Okay.

Okay let's assume I suddenly

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