On this day 25 years ago, actress Raima Sen made her debut. The granddaughter of legendary Suchitra Sen, in an exclusive interview with Zoom, recalled working with Shabana Azmi, Vinay Shukla and more.

Raima made her acting debut with ‘Godmother’ at the young age of 17 but Rituparno Ghosh’s critically acclaimed film, ‘Choker Bali’ was a turning point in her career.

Raima Sen will be seen in director Naveen's Agni Siragugal “I was approached for the film last year. We finished shooting a lot of the movie last year, in Chennai and Kolkata. After the lockdown ...

Directed by Preeti Singh, the movie will feature him alongside Raima Sen. He shares, “‘Aliya Basu Gayab Hai’ is a romantic thriller, which happens to be one of my favourite genres.

Director Reema Kagti’s debut film is an innovative travel-com with a huge ensemble cast. Six newly-married couples discover secrets about their respective spouses during their honeymoon in Goa. Kay ...

RAIMA SEN, who has been noticed ... Raima, who got much appreciation for her special performance in her debut film Godmother in 1999 and went on to play supporting roles, ...

Raima Sen, the talented actress and granddaughter of the legendary Suchitra Sen, has openly expressed her heartfelt desire to portray her grandmother in a potential biopic. Known for her ...

Raima Sen’s tryst with Bollywood has steadily grown in the past few years, with releases like The Vaccine War and Bastar: The Naxal Story.She recently unveiled the first look of her next big Hindi ...

In an exclusive interview with Deccan Chronicle, Raima Sen discusses her latest project, Maa Kaali, a film that explores the untold stories of Bengal's turbulent past, and shares her personal ...

Raima made her acting debut in a supporting role with the Shabana Azmi-starrer Godmother in 1999. Her breakthrough role was the 2003 Bengali film Chokher Bali, followed by the 2005 Hindi film ...

For Raima Sen, who was part of a family with two successful actresses (mother Moon Moon Sen and grandmother Suchitra Sen), films were neither an active pursuit nor an aversion. They were a part of ...