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Kakababu

SVF releases first poster of Srijit Mukherji's third Kakababu film

| @indiablooms | Nov 12, 2020, at 07:10 pm

Kolkata/IBNS: SVF is all set to gift Srijit Mukherji’s third film of Kakababu series to the audience this Christmas.

After the phenomenal success of Mishawr Rawhoshyo and Yeti Obhijaan, the third film named Kakababur Protyabortan, will bring another thrilling adventure of Kakababu-Santu, this time in the jungles of Africa.

SVF has released the first poster of the film on Thursday amidst major audience anticipation with a hint at a great Christmas ahead for the cinema lovers.

Based on Jongoler Moddhey Ek Hotel by Sunil Gangopadhyay, Srijit Mukherji directed Kakababur Protyaborton stars the very popular loved pair of Prosenjit Chatterjee and Aryann Bhowmick along with Anirban Chakrabarti in the lead.

The film, being extensively shot in the exotic locations of Kenya, shall undoubtedly be served as a visual treat to the audience. 

Elated to bring back the third installment of the Kakababu franchise, National Award-winning filmmaker Mukherji said, "Kakababur Protyabortan is an adventure trip to the jungles of Africa. This time, Kakababu, along with Santu, reaches Kenya for a night’s stay before their trip to the great Masai Mara Game Reserve and a string of thrill starts from there.

"Alongside the story, the USP about Kakababur Protyaborton is the amazing location that the film has been shot in. I am sure the audience will get to witness the extravaganza of Africa’s wildlife through this film.

"All the films of Kakababu have been very close to my heart and it's always a pleasure to work with Bumba-da. I am extremely thankful to the entire cast and crew of Kakababu for being so supportive throughout. Although we had challenges filming wild animals, shooting this film didn’t feel like a pressure at all as we had tremendous fun on sets while experiencing the beauty of African jungles!"

Optimistic about the much-awaited adventure film, Mahendra Soni, Co-Founder and Director, SVF said, "Kakababu will undoubtedly be one of the biggest regional releases during Christmas. The first two have been so well received that I can already imagine the audience’s excitement to watch the third one on the big screen.

"I hope the thrilling adventures of Kakababu and Santu combined with the larger-than-life visuals of Africa’s wildlife in the film will remain as a memorable experience in the minds of the audience for a long time.”

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