Main Khudiram Bose Hun

Main Khudiram Bose Hoon(Hindi: मै खुदीराम बोस हूँ )
Theatrical release poster
Directed by	Manoj Giri Bhanu Prakash Jha
Produced by	Ashok Sahni
Screenplay by	Dhiraj Mishra
Starring	Kanishk Kumar Jain Sushant Sahni Rituparna Sen Gupta Imran Hasnee
Music by	Songs:Bapi Tutul Background score:Bapi Tutul
Cinematography	Subodh Kumar Naval Bhagat Romit Pillai
Production company	Ashok Sahni Films
Country	India
Language	Hindi

Main Khudiram Bose Hun(Hindi: मै खुदीराम बोस हूँ ) is an upcoming Bollywood movie is a biopic on revolutionary leader Khudiram Bose from West Bengal.^[1] Young theatre artiste, Kanishk Kumar Jain to play Bengal teenage rebel, Khudiram Bose.^[2]

Production

The film will start filming in mid January. Rustic locations like Chunar, Mirzapur, Allahabad, Varanasi, Muzaffarpur, Midnapur and Khadagpur have been identified for the film. Produced by Ashok Sahni Films, this period drama will showcase the never heard facets about the life of Khudiram Bose who was one of the youngest revolutionaries from Bengal. Directed by Bhanu Prakash Jha ‘Main Khudiram Bose Hoon’ releases in May 2016. The story is written by Dhiraj Mishra and music is by Bapi–Tutul. Directed by Bhanu Prakash Jha. Lyricist of the film is Kishan Paliwal. Cinematography is done by Romit Pillai. Executive Producers are Preetam parsad & Shalini singh. Production designer Bhupesh Salaskar, Publicity by Ashwani Shukla & Altair Media. Make up is done by Chhotu Khan.^[3]

Synopsis

Main Khudiram Bose Hoon is a film about Midnapur born Khudiram Bose who was hanged at the age of 18. Khudiram, a teenage student became a martyr by walking on the path of revolution. This freedom fighter would plant bombs near police stations and attack government officials. Eventually, he was arrested on the charges of conducting a series of bomb attacks. The specific bombing for which he was sentenced to death resulted in the deaths of 3 persons.^[4]

Dhiraj Mishra (Writer) visiting Midnapore for his Movie "Mai Khudiram Bose Hun" - Khudiram Bose was a young freedom fighter from Midnapore

Cast

Kanishk Kumar Jain as Khudiram Bose
Sushant Sahni as Prafful Chaki
Rituparna Sen Gupta as Aprupa Devi (Sister of Khudram).^[5]
Imran Hasnee as Amrutlal
Balendra Singh Balu as Henchandra Kanoongo
Rajan Gour as Satyendr Nath bose
Ajit khare as Lalit ( Aprupa's son )
Kanchan Awasthi as Nanibala
Roopa Ganguli as Sarojini
Azhan Hashmi as Rafeeq
Megha Joshi as Rafeeq’s Wife
Amitabh Shukla as Sarojini's Son
Vijay Jorha as Arvindo Ghosh
Charles Thomson as Collector Woodman
Vishal Dubey as Upendranath
Mayank Pandey as Kalichanran
Virendra Mishra as Varindra Ghosh

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