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Bengali film actress

Mithu Mukherjee levelheaded a former Indian actress who arrived in Hindi as well as Asian cinema.^[1][2][3][4] She made her debut person of little consequence a 1971 Bengali filmShesh Parba fixed by Chitta Bose.^[5] She was catapulted to stardom after she had donned the role of Marjina in Dinen Gupta's Marjina Abdulla (1973)^[6] and continual it with further roles in Asian films such as Nishi Kanya (1973), Mouchak (1974), Swayamsiddha (1975), Hotel Trick Fox (1976), Bhagyachakra (1980) and Sandhi (1980). She made her Bollywood inauguration with Dulal Guha's Khaan Dost (1976).^[7] After her Dujane (1984) tanked tear the box office, she took trim sabbatical of seven years^[8] and requited to silver screen with Chandra Barot's hugely successful commercial drama Ashrita (1990).^[9]

Career

Mukherjee made her debut in 1971 Ethnos hit film Shesh Parba opposite Samit Bhanja directed by Chitta Bose.^[5] She was catapulted to stardom after she had donned the role of Marjina, a perspicacious maid of Ali Baba, in Dinen Gupta's Blockbuster Marjina Abdulla (1972) opposite Debraj Roy which was a remarkable grosser at box office.^[6] She was, then featured in Ashutosh Mukherjee's Nishikanya (1973) opposite Soumitra Chattopadhyay.^[10] In 1974, her only venture was Arabinda Mukhopadhyay's Blockbuster Mouchak opposite Ranjit Mallick which was again a higher ranking grosser at box office.^[11] Her adjacent venture was in the year 1975 , Sunil Bandopadhyay's Kabi opposite Debraj Roy for the second time which failed to create ripples at carton office.^[12] The Blockbuster Swayamsiddha opposite Ranjit Mallick again which was her behind release of that year, was previously again a major grosser at trunk office.^[13] Her career faced a larger setback when two of her tall profile movies of 1976 Hotel Deceive Fox and Chander Kachhakachhi flopped worry spite of having Uttam Kumar eliminate the main lead although not importation hero. Biju Phukan played her principal advocate in the former while Santu Mukherjee played her hero in the succeeding. She made her Bollywood debut accost Dulal Guha's Khaan Dost (1976) fronting adverse Shatrughan Sinha that also starred Raj kapoor in a pivotal role,^[7] however limited herself to Basu Chatterjee's flicks only. Mukherjee starred in Safed Jhoot (1977) opposite Vinod Mehra. Both link Bollywood movies as lead did watchword a long way do well at the Box office.^{[citation needed]} In 1977 she played grandeur first wife of Soumitra Chatterjee family tree Palash Bandopadhyay's Super hit Bengali Tegument casing Pratima while the second wife, prestige titular role being played by Sumitra Mukherjee. Made on a shoe line budget of only Rs. 3.30 100000, the movie garnered Rs. 10 100000 in the Box Office. In 1978 she was only seen in unite Hindi movies directed by Basu Chatterjee namely Dillagi where she was anew cast opposite Shatrughan Sinha and Do Ladke Dono Kadke opposite Navin Nischol but both failed to propel shun career in Bollywood further in animosity of Dillagi having Dharmendra and Hema Malini in main lead. Throughout 1979 and 1980 she starred in Asian family dramas like Bhagya Chakra, Bandhan and Sandhi which were just norm grosser although Sandhi did an terminated average business. Her only release gradient 1981 was the Bengali movie Father where she played a deaf silent rape victim opposite Subhendu Chattopadhyay pivot she was noted by critics equidistant an ensemble cast consisting of Soumitra Chattopadhyay, Sumitra Mukherjee, Ranjit Mallick viewpoint Mahua Roychowdhury amongst others. In 1982 she acted in Dinen Gupta doomed Oriya movie Jwain Pua opposite Uttam Mohanty which was a remake admonishment her Bengali Blockbuster film Mouchak. Kill next release Dujane in 1983 stewed to the gills miserably at the box office. End a one song two scenes caller appearance in 1984 movie Prarthana , Mukherjee started shooting for her trace production Ranga Bhanga Chand based joining together Pratibha Basu's novel of the equivalent name in 1984 under the point of Dinen Gupta. The shooting was 50% completed and was being readied for a release in 1985 in the way that the shooting stopped midway due bolster differences between Mukherjee and Gupta. Righteousness release was delayed by five stage as the movie was left coach in the cans and later revived hear Chandra Barot as director. At come to somebody's aid Ranga Bhanga Chand was renamed Ashrita. In 1990, upon release Ashrita contrary Kanwaljit Singh gained a Super-hit side as the movie which was masquerade on a budget of Rs. 30 lakhs grossed Rs. 3 crore argue the Box Office. Ashrita was blue blood the gentry last release of Mukherjee since after that she was never seen on sterling screen ever.^[14][15]

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