Acting
Babul Supriyo is a Mutli-Talented Personality with many skill sets up his sleeve. Acting is one such skill that he started demonstrating first by playing the lead role in Tarun Majumdar's Bengali Film Chander Bari (2007). This was followed by his next Film - A Remake of Uttam Kumar's "Ogo Bodhu Shundori" (based on 'My Fair Lady'1980) where he again played the lead role apart from singing all the songs, sung by Kishore Kumar in the original film.
Besides being the "Hero" he has also shot for a Negative Role in Sandeep Ray's (Son of the legendary Satyajit Ray) film, "Hitlist" (2009).
Starting 2013, Babul will feature in debutante Sameer Tiwari's upcoming comedy film along with Arshad Warsi, Paresh Rawal, and Jaaved Jaffrey. The film is being produced by Bhola Malviya, a close friend of Supriyo's, as reported in Mid-day.
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