Dui Prithibi (2010 film)

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Dui Prithibi
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Theatrical poster
Directed by Raj Chakraborty
Written by Krish Jagarlamudi
Screenplay by N.K. Salil
Produced by Shree Venkatesh Films
Starring Jeet
Dev
Koel Mallick
Barkha Bisht Sengupta
CinematographySomak Mukherjee
Sirsha Ray
Edited byRabiranjan Maitra
Music by Jeet Gannguli
Samidh-Rishi
Distributed byShrikant Mohta
Release date
  • 14 October 2010 (2010-10-14)
Running time
2 hrs 30 mins (approx)
Country India
Language Bengali
Budget₹3.5 Crore [1]
Box office₹6.5 Crore [2]

Dui Prithibi (English: Two Worlds) is a 2010 Bengali road drama movie directed by Raj Chakraborty and stars Jeet, Dev, Koel Mallick and Barkha Bisht Sengupta in the lead roles. It was the highest grossing Bengali film of 2010. [3] [4] A remake of the Telugu film Gamyam , [5] [4] Dui Prithibi brought two of the biggest stars of Bengali cinema, Jeet and Dev, together for the only time on the celluloid.

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Plot

Rahul Roy is the son of a multi-millionaire born and brought up in comfort and luxury and for him life is just a game and he is accustomed to lavish lifestyle. He is portrayed to be a happy go lucky character and quite popular with the female kind. He comes across Nandini, a young & charming doctor. Rahul challenges his friends that he would make her fall in love within few days. Nandini, being an orphan, is very kind towards the poor people and is a good Samaritan. But, Rahul hates those people. However, Nandini's free-spirited nature takes him very near to her and he develops an intimate friendship. When Nandini wants to express her love, she learns that Rahul has challenged his friends about his love and decides to keep herself off. While dropping her at her hostel on his car after a party, Rahul tries to convince her that he is really in love with her but she does not listen to him. In the process, Rahul has an accident, where a woman dies and her son is orphaned. Nandini survives the accident, while Rahul wakes up from injuries in hospital. After gaining consciousness, Rahul cannot find Nandini and he decides to go in search of her on his bike.

In the process, he meets a motorbike thief Shibu. The journey Rahul takes changes his life drastically, as he is exposed to the hard realities of rural life and yet its simple joys. A teacher, who supports orphan kids, helpless pregnant lady, an ex-militant Binoy, a prostitute and his own companion Shibu, they all aid in his journey to self-discovery. One rainy night they got captured by the militants of the Naxalite leader, who wants to execute renegade Binoy. Cross-firing started to happen between the Naxalites and Police. While escaping the bike got trapped in mud, Shibu succeeded in getting the bike out but got shot in the back and died. Rahul got devastated by Shibu's Death, He got to know that Nandini was in Railway Station to move to Kolkata. Rahul finally met Nandini and express his feeling and fault, Nandini got emotional, Rahul told to Nandini that he don't care now if Nandini come or not, He thanked Nandini that due to her Rahul got to Know the outside world. Nandini finally accepts him and hugged him. The Movie end with both hugging each other.

Cast

Production

The film was the 42nd venture of the leading Bengali production house "Shree Venkatesh Films". It was the fifth film of director Raj Charaborty and the tenth film for Dev and the Jeet-Koel pair. It was Raj's first film with Jeet-Koel, fourth with "SVF" and the third with Dev after "Challenge" (2009) and "Le Chakka" (2010). It was also the first time that the two reigning Bengali superstars, Dev and Jeet had come together. For the first time a budget of 3.5 crore was commissioned for a Bengali film as this was the first road movie in the industry which was required to be shot on a large-scale and canvas. The 'muhurat shot' was canned on 2.3.10. The film was extensively shot in Kolkata and the rural belt of West Bengal like Lalgarh and Gopiballavpur (Maoist-infested areas), Purulia, Bantala, etc., and the songs were filmed in Venice. It was the first Bengali film to be shot in Italy and only the second mainstream Bengali film to be shot in Europe, after "Bhalobasa Bhalobasa" (2008) was shot in Austria. While the main film was shot by cinematographer Somak Mukherjee; Sirsha Ray came on board for the Venice-leg as Somak couldn't allot his dates. Bollywood item-girl Barkha Bisht, famous for her "Ishq Barse" dance-number from the film "Raajneeti", was roped in for a song called 'Pyarelal' and was selected to play one of the two female leads. The film's lead composer Jeet Gannguli was also supposed to do the background score of the film. But a leg-injury rendered him indisposed; resulting in another leading composer Indradeep Dasgupta performing the duties. The first-look of the film was launched on 17.9.10 with the song "O yaara ve", filmed on all the four leads that was aired on the leading Bengali entertainment channel "Sangeet Bangla".

The film was shot in India and Italy (Apulia), at Alberobello, Santa Cesarea Terme and Fasano.

Soundtrack

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Dui Prithibi
Soundtrack album by
Released14 October 2010 (2010-10-14)
Recorded2010
Genre Feature film soundtrack
LanguageBengali
Label SVF
Producer Shree Venkatesh Films
Singles from Dui Prithibi
  1. "O Yaara Ve"
    Released: 16 Sep 2010
  2. "It's Only Pyaar"
    Released: 23 Sep 2010
  3. "Pyarelal"
    Released: 25 Sep 2010
  4. "Bol Naa Aar"
    Released: 4 Oct 2010
  5. "Dui Prithibi (Title Track)"
    Released: 8 Oct 2010