Karon Greece Amader Desh Na

Bengali
Drama

Released On - 21 Feb 2025 1hr 58min

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Anindya Sengupta

Main Lead Actor

Tanushree Chakraborty

Main Lead Actress

Kaushik Banerjee

Main Lead Actor

Gourab Chatterjee

Main Lead Actor

Sovan Maity

Main Lead Actor

Kamaleswar Mukherjee

Main Lead Actor

Crew

Abhijit Nandi

Producer

Sudipta Laha

Director

Sudipta Laha

Story writer

Subhash Saha

Art director

Uttaran De

Cinematography

Anirban Maity

Editor

“Karon Greece Amader Desh Na Athoba Blue-Black O Transparent White” is a thought-provoking Bengali drama that releases on February 21, 2025, directed by Sudipta Laha and starring Anindya Sengupta, Tanusree Chakraborty, and Kamaleswar Mukherjee.

The film follows Sudipto, a once-confident but now disillusioned filmmaker whose debut movie collapses at the box office, shattering his ego and plunging him into artistic self-doubt. As he spirals between frustration and introspection, Sudipto meets a painter whose worldview is rooted in quiet observation, philosophical reflection, and the acceptance of life’s uncertainties.

Through their intense, idea-driven conversations—often invoking the Socratic paradox—the film becomes a meditation on creativity, failure, identity, and the meaning of “truth” in art. The title itself, “Because Greece is not our country,” symbolizes a grounding in lived reality over idealism. With a narrative built on nuanced dialogue, the clash of contrasting personalities, and the inner crises of flawed yet compelling characters, Karon Greece Amader Desh Na delivers a raw, reflective journey into the mind of an artist trying to rediscover purpose amid chaos.