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Agantuker Pore (2014)

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Agantuker Pore (Bengali: আগন্তুকের পরে, lit. "After The Stranger") is an upcoming 2015 Bengali drama film will be directed by Orko Sinha and produced by Dag Creative Media. The film will be a stand-alone sequel to Satyajit Ray's last film Agantuk. Mamata Shankar, Deepankar De and Dhritiman Chatterjee will reprise their roles from the previous film. Actor Abir Chatterjee will play the role of adult Satyaki. Payel Sarkar and Tridha Chowdhury will be seen in important roles.

Actors

Abir Chatterjee

(Satyaki)Payel Sarkar
Mamata Shankar
Deepankar De

(Sudhindra)Dhritiman Chatterjee

(Prithwish Sen Gupta)
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