Only Uttamkumar Movies

  CHHODDOBESHI   :    PART-2 CHHODDOBESHI   :   PART-3 CHHODDOBESHI   :   PART-4 CHHODDOBESHI   :   PART-5 Chhaddobeshi is one of the funniest Uttam Kumar Bengali comedy movies. This charming comedy of errors is a film full of romance, disguise, witty tricks and funny misunderstandings, released in 1971. Uttam Kumar appears as professor Abanish Mitra, who, after being newly married, decides to play an amusing practical joke on his brother-in-law. He sets up a series of comic situations by posing as a family driver as Gourhari. This hilarious journey is joined by his wife Sulekha (Madhabi Mukherjee). This wreaks havoc, awakenings, and funny turns of events make the viewers thoroughly entertained. The film also boasts an excellent cast of Bikash Roy, Subhendu Chatterjee, Tarun Kumar, Anubha Gupta and Jahar Roy. Their performances lend a lot of charm and humour to the story. The film is enjoyed immensely d...

  Saptapadi (1961): An Unforgettable Love Story Saptapadi was released in 1961 on 20 October and is one of the most popular romantic movies in Bengali language cinema. The black and white film is helmed by Ajoy Kar, and features legendary actors Uttam Kumar and Suchitra Sen, who star in a novel written by renowned Bengali author, Tarashankar Bandyopadhyay. The narrative focuses on Krishnendu Mukherjee, a talented Bengali medical student and Rina Brown, an Anglo-Indian Christian girl. As they attend Calcutta Medical College, their friendship slowly evolves into a strong affection. But the problem with their relationship is that of their faith differences and Krishnendu's father's conservative beliefs. The couple are separated although they are truly in love. Years later, they meet in a military hospital in the Second World War, when Krishnendu is a Christian missionary doctor. It brings back memories of the young love that had flourished between them and how much love lives on i...

  Ogo Bodhu Sundari (1981): A Superhit Bengali Film Ogo Bodhu Sundari  is a much-loved Bengali comedy film released in 1981, featuring the legendary Uttam Kumar in one of his memorable performances. Directed by Salil Dutta, the film combines humour, romance, misunderstandings, and social observations to create an entertaining cinematic experience. Uttam Kumar plays Professor Gagan Sen, an educated and scholarly man who believes that refined speech and proper pronunciation are important marks of sophistication. His life takes an interesting turn when he accepts the challenge of transforming Sabitri, a spirited and unconventional young woman played by Moushumi Chatterjee, into a polished lady. The resulting situations lead to amusing encounters, unexpected complications, and delightful comic moments. The film also features talented actors such as Santosh Dutta, Sumitra Mukherjee, Ranjit Mallick, Haradhan Bandyopadhyay, and Bikash Roy. Their performances enrich the story and add...

  MOUCHAK – A Superhit Bengali Film Starring Uttam Kumar Mouchak is a delightful Bengali comedy film starring the legendary superstar Uttam Kumar. Released in 1974, the film is remembered for its entertaining storyline, hilarious situations, memorable performances, and timeless appeal. Directed by Aravinda Mukherjee, Mouchak occupies a special place in the history of Bengali commercial cinema. The story revolves around Nanda, played brilliantly by Uttam Kumar, a charming young man whose handsome appearance and friendly personality attract the attention of women. His innocent nature and easygoing manner frequently land him in amusing and complicated situations. Although Nanda has no intention of creating trouble, his interactions with women lead to a series of comic misunderstandings that form the heart of the film. Nanda's unusual experiences become particularly troublesome when he encounters the families and relatives of the women who admire him. His attempts to escape awkward c...

JIBAN MRITYU (1967): A SUPERHIT BENGALI FILM STARRING UTTAM KUMAR Jiban Mrityu (জীবন মৃত্যু) is a memorable Bengali film starring the legendary actor Uttam Kumar. Released in 1967, this dramatic thriller remains an important entry in the golden era of Bengali cinema. The film combines suspense, emotional conflict, injustice, and the struggle of an individual against overwhelming circumstances. The story revolves around a man whose life takes a tragic turn when he becomes entangled in a web of false accusations and conspiracy. Facing betrayal and humiliation, he finds himself struggling to prove his innocence and reclaim his lost identity. As the narrative unfolds, the audience is drawn into a world of deception, suffering, courage, and determination. The film explores how unexpected events can transform a person's life and how the human spirit can endure even the most difficult trials. Uttam Kumar, affectionately known as Mahanayak , delivers a compelling performance, demonstratin...

  Agnishwar (1975), directed by Arabinda Mukhopadhyay and starring Uttam Kumar in one of his memorable dramatic roles, is a Bengali social drama that explores the conflict between personal integrity and the corruption of society. Adapted from a story by the celebrated Bengali writer Balai Chand Mukhopadhyay, popularly known as Banaphool, the film centres on Dr. Agnishwar Mukherjee, a patriotic and uncompromising physician who believes that medicine is a noble calling rather than a means of accumulating wealth and status. Dr. Agnishwar is a man of strong convictions who refuses to compromise his principles for material gain or social acceptance. At a time when professional success is often measured by money, influence and prestige, he remains committed to treating the sick with compassion, paying particular attention to those who cannot afford proper medi...