Deep Fridge

Released On - 22 Mar 2024 1hr 44min

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Abir Chatterjee

Main Lead Actor

Tanushree Chakraborty

Main Lead Actress

Debjani Chatterjee

Actress

Kaushik Chatterjee

Actor

Shoaib Kabeer

Actor

Anuradha Mukherjee

Actress

Crew

Arjun Dutta

Director

Arjun Dutta

Story writer

Arjun Dutta

Screenplay

Ashirbad Maitra

Dialogue

Supratim Bhol

Cinematography

Soumya Rit Nag

Music director

Deep Fridge is one of the upcoming movies of the romantic-drama genre. This new film’s story unfolds through an industrial appliance that, while idle, acts as a translucent character: a kitchen fridge. Let's pause on this mundane object that serves as the locus point of a layered, one-night film about Swarnava and Mili—a recently divorced Bengali couple whose emotional frost now occupies silence. Five years after the dissolution, responsibility and culpability converged in their lives and they took a chance encounter under one roof. In one night, they confront memory, regret, and silent confrontation, with the deep freezer silently punctuating the bittersweet evening with its gentle hum. The film is broken into three dissimilar yet cohesive and defined chapters—'Ice Cube,’ “Melting Point,’ and ‘Defrost.’ The film plays like a temperature experiment with human feeling. In ‘Ice Cube,’ Swarnava and Mili exist in brittle distancing: light conversations hide deeper hurts, while home video footage of their only daughter, Tatai, passes in the background. ‘Melting Point’ submerges into the split truths: resentment over unmet expectations, fracture points inside of silent compliance. ‘Defrost’ prepares for understanding—not reconciliation, but acceptance of new lives, new partners. By dawn, the emotional ‘chasm’ has changed—not bridged, but transformed.