The story of the new series captivates the audience. As soon as a season ends, the audience waits for the next season.


This time, a series wrapped in mystery and thrill created by Sayantan Mukherjee is coming to the web platform of Camellia Productions.


Rudranil's New Series To Highlight Historical Crime


Rudranil's new series's name is '1954 The Historical Crime.' Although it was previously titled '1954 Belarani Murder Case.' Actor Rudranil Ghosh will be seen in the role of a detective in this series based on a true story. He will be playing the role of detective 'Samarendra Sengupta' in Lalbazar. Earlier, the audience saw Rudranil as a detective in the film 'K: The Secret Eye,' directed by Abhirup Ghosh. Now, this upcoming series will feature North Kolkata in 1954.


The First Poster Of The Series Is Out


The shocking incident that took place in the heart of the city is clearly visible in the series poster. Sharing the poster, the OTT platform wrote on social media, 'This time the mystery of a tragic murder that took place in the heart of the city will be unraveled.'


The Director Has Discussed With Powerful Officers To Make The Acting Realistic


For this film, the director has discussed with several officers, including Alok Sanyal, a powerful officer of the Homicide Department of Lalbazar at that time. He has recognised Samarendra Sengupta through their eyes. Alok Sanyal is now the Joint Commissioner of the Lalbazar Traffic Control Department. He plays the role of a judge in the series.


Surprises In The Star Cast Of The New Series


There are several surprises in the star cast of this new series. Saurav Das will be seen in the role of the villain in this series. He brutally murders his wife, Belarani, in this series. Apart from Saurav, Prantika, Rudranil, Pujarini Ghosh, Sudipa Basu, and Kaushik Sen, Biplob Banerjee will be seen in the series. Actress Prantika Das will be seen in the role of Belarani in the series. The story will revolve around her character. The shooting is over. According to reports, the series "The Historical Crime" (1954) is set to be released soon.