Kolkata, 15th July 2023: The highly anticipated trailer launch of the upcoming film “Datta,” and “Borobabu” took place at the prestigious Hakka Garden in Harrow, UK on 13th July, 2023, leaving the audience captivated. The event, organised by Bengal Heritage Foundation, was graced by the presence of the talented actress Rituparna and director Reshmi Mitra, adding to the anticipation. The prestigious venue set the perfect stage for this unforgettable cinematic experience.
The Bengal Heritage Foundation, a registered charity in the UK, was established with the aim of preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Bengal within the country and creating a social cohesion between Bengali diaspora in the UK and their British counterparts through events that champion artistic and cultural experiences gaining advantage from shared history and values. The foundation organised the event at the esteemed Hakka Garden, a hidden treasure located in the heart of Harrow. Hakka Garden is known for its celebration of the harmonious fusion of flavors and cooking techniques from both cultures, while embracing the multicultural richness of the UK. Chef Steven Lee, with his exceptional culinary skills, brings the distinctive “Tangra” style of Indo-Chinese cuisine to the forefront at Hakka Garden, leaving guests’ palates captivated. This represents a significant milestone in Chef Steven Lee’s illustrious career. Hakka Garden serves as a haven for Indian food enthusiasts who crave the flavors of Indo-Chinese cuisine, offering a taste of home. The meet and greet event between the fans of Rituparna Sengupta and Reshmi Mitra was open and unrestricted, allowing for candid and overwhelming interactions between the fans and the stars. The director of the film “Datta” is Nirmal Chakraborty, and alongside Rituparna, Saheb Chatterjee and Jai Sengupta play important roles in the film.
During the event, Sreyashi Deb Roy, Coordinator, Bengal Heritage Foundation, said “I am delighted to witness the growing popularity of Bengali films in the UK. The trailer for the film Datta was truly captivating, managing to captivate the audience’s attention effectively. This movie is bound to garner significant attention from viewers. Additionally, the initial glimpse of Borobabu was intriguing, and it appeared that all the actors delivered exceptional performances in the film. Both movies serve as wonderful representations of Bengali Cinema, and it fills me with immense pride that our culture and heritage have reached such heights. Not only does this event display the brilliance of Bengali cinema, but it also shines a light on the delightful blend of flavors and cultural abundance found within Hakka Garden.”