Windows Film Production proudly announces the Release of “Aamar Boss,” Starring Raakhee Gulzar

Mr. Asish Ranjan Das, Director of Purple Touch Creatives, in collaboration with Ms. Mithuu Chatterjee director of Dream Nurturist’s Avenue-DNA, organised an exclusive Press Conference for the Upcoming Film of Windows Productions, “Aamar Boss”, on 3rd May 2025 at the Press Club of India, New Delhi after the first screening of the film at the Delhi Rajya Sabha Secretariat, New Delhi.

Windows Film Productions, the acclaimed film production company founded by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee, is thrilled to announce the release of its highly anticipated and upcoming film, “Aamar Boss,” directed by the acclaimed duo Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee. This much-anticipated film marks the return of the legendary Raakhee Gulzar to the silver screen after 22 years, promising to be a cinematic experience not to be missed. The event was attended by prominent media representatives and industry insiders, creating an exciting buzz ahead of the film scheduled to hit theaters on May 9, 2025.

The cast and crew were present at the event to engage with the media and shared insights about the film, namely Nandita Roy (Director), Shiboprosad Mukherjee (Director), Srabanti Chatterjee (Lead Cast), and Souraseni Maitra (Lead Cast)

Windows Film Productions, founded in 2002 by Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee, is dedicated to creating original content that resonates with audiences. With a commitment to storytelling excellence, the company has established itself as a leader in the Indian film industry.

Since its inception, Windows has been at the forefront of original content creation in Indian cinema, debuting with the celebrated film “Alik Sukh” in 2013, which was showcased at the Cannes Film Festival. The company has since produced several successful films, including “Ramdhanu,” “Belaseshe,” “Praktan,” and the record-breaking “Bohurupi,” which became the highest-grossing film in Bengali cinema history with a remarkable box office collection of ₹22.05 crore.

The Bengali film ‘Amar Boss’ is based on the storyline of a complicated relationship that an ill mother and her son share. The film portrays Rakhee Gulzar in the role of the mother, while the actor and co-director of the film, Shiboprosad Mukhopadhyay, plays the role of her devoted son. A heartwarming story about a man juggling work and family, until his mother’s unexpected presence at the office quietly transforms the workplace. Inspired by real-life corporate daycare programs.

“Aamar Boss” follows Animesh, a 40-something publishing house owner navigating professional challenges and a strained marriage with his wife, Rumi. After his mother, Subhra—a retired head nurse recovering from bypass surgery—begins proofreading at his office, she introduces an innovative daycare policy that allows employees to bring their parents or in-laws to work. This initiative not only boosts productivity but also raises financial concerns for Animesh, leading to a confrontation that sparks support from other companies. Inspired by real corporate daycare programs, “Aamar Boss” celebrates inclusive work environments and transformative leadership.

Speaking on the occasion Nandita Roy said it is not a very serious film, she said “The film “Amar Boss” is not very serious; rather, I would say it offers a lot of opportunities for laughter and fun. It’s a great movie to watch with family and friends. From the title song to the dances, I assure you that by the end, everyone will feel good. The film addresses a very important topic in our lives.”

Creative producer Zinia Sen explains the purpose behind creating a film on the vital topic of aging. She focused on this theme because content is everything. The film explores crucial themes, particularly ageism—a subject that has not been effectively addressed in many Indian films. Through its compelling narrative, it highlights the realities of aging and raises awareness about its significance.

During a recent conversation, she reflected on the fact that while individuals retire at the age of 60, the average lifespan in India extends far beyond that. This raises an essential question: What can one do with the remaining 12, 14, 15, or even 20 years of life? The discussion surrounding dignity in aging and maintaining a meaningful role in the community becomes increasingly important.

She contemplates how parents cope with retirement and what responsibilities the younger generation should embrace as their parents grow older. She said, “Currently, I am at work while her 70-year-old mother faces health concerns, a situation that weighs heavily on me. Managing this delicate balance is challenging, making the themes explored in Amar Boss’s film deeply relevant.”

She expresses gratitude to Nandita and Shiva Prasad for shedding light on such an important subject.

“The film has already made a significant impact, being showcased at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in the prestigious Indian Panorama section. Following this, it earned a nomination for the ICFT-UNESCO Gandhi Medal, further solidifying its relevance. Additionally, the film was featured at the Chennai International Film Festival, emphasizing the importance of the subject it explores.”

“With such a crucial theme at its core, the film deserves widespread attention. As its release approaches on May 9th in Delhi, it is vital to continue spreading the word, ensuring that its message reaches as many people as possible,” she added.

Director Shiboprosad Mukherjee said that the primary purpose of screening the first show of the Bengali film outside Bengal is to engage the Bengali community living elsewhere and to encourage the expansion of Bengali cinema and music. Hopefully, this initiative will pave the way for more Bengali films and songs to be launched in other cities like Delhi, Chennai, and Bangalore.

He said, “For this film, our goal is to maximize the reach and impact of Aamar Boss across multiple platforms. In collaboration with Purple Touch and Dream Nurturist’s Avenue-DNA as our Media Coordinator in Delhi, we are working to amplify its presence. The film has already gained recognition at the International Film Festival of India (IFFI) and has been nominated for the prestigious ICFT-UNESCO Gandhi Medal, further underscoring its significance in contemporary cinema.”

“Join us in celebrating this remarkable journey as we bring “Aamar Boss” to audiences across India. For more information about the film and upcoming promotional events, please contact us at Purple Touch & Dream Nurturist’s Avenue-DNA….” he added

The film boasts a talented cast including Raakhee Gulzar, Shiboprosad Mukherjee, Srabanti Chatterjee, Sauraseni Maitra, Gourab Chatterjee, Shabitri Chatterjee, Kanchan Mullick, Shruti Das, Avery Sinha Roy, Aishwarya Sen, and Uma Banerjee

The creative team behind “Aamar Boss” includes Directors Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee, Director of Photography Indranath Marick, Music Director Anupam Roy, Background Score by Prabuddha Banerjee, Editor Malay Laha, Costume Designer Abhisek Roy, and Creative Producer Zinia Sen.