You loved his face, his eyes, his voice. But did you pay him?
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The article highlights the struggles of two Bengali actors, Pramathesh Barua and Sunil Mukherjee, who despite their talent and popularity, faced neglect and financial difficulties in their later years. The industry's tendency to exploit actors without providing support is criticized.
Pramathesh Barua, a legendary actor-director-producer, earned a large fortune but squandered it on lavish living and misadventures. He died in penury, with only a woman's support keeping him afloat. Similarly, character actor Sunil Mukherjee, known for his instinctive talent, remained unsung despite giving remarkable performances in numerous films. Mukherjee's life was marked by neglect and indifference from the industry, and he died alone in a hospital. The article questions the industry's treatment of its talented actors, citing the irony that despite their contributions, they are often left to struggle financially. The cases of Barua and Mukherjee serve as examples of the industry's exploitative nature. The Bengali film industry's lack of support for its actors is a recurring theme in their stories.
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