On Tuesday, the organizers announced the top nominations for the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne (IFFM) Awards 2022. In the web series segment, “Mumbai Diaries 26/11” and “Aranyak” are the top nominees with three nods each and The talented actor Parambrata has been nominated for Best Actor in a Series award for " Aranyak''.
Actor turned director-producer Parambrata Chatterjee is riding high with impressive work both in Bollywood and Tollywood film industry.
Parambrata Chatterjee is a big name in the Bengali entertainment industry that is always being acclaimed for his gratifying work by the audiences and by Industry. Parambrata, who’s two of his films recently showcased at the London Indian Film Festival. The first one was Ghore Pherar Gaan, and the other was the critically acclaimed Abhiijaan, a biopic based on the life of legendary actor Soumitra Chatterjee has received great response from the audiences at LIFF.
There is one more reason for his fans to celebrate, The multi talented actor Parambrata has been nominated for Best Actor in a Series award for” Aranyak” at the prestigious Indian Film Festival Of Melbourne 2022.
Sharing the good news about the nomination, Parambrata say, “Very happy and stoked to be among the nominations alongside very important names from the Indian film fertility in general names like Aparna Sen, Konkana Sen and Mohit who is also nominated for best actor in a series for Mumbai Diaries- Season 1, whereas I am part of season 2 which is about to come next year which I just finished the shoot recently, so I am very happy, and it is also for a series which is very dear to me, it’s a piece of work where I have put lots of efforts & emotional investment in so happy and honored" .
Actor Parambrata Chatterjee's hands are already full with some good projects this year. Pawan Wadeya’s Hindi film ‘Notary’, Mumbai Diaries 2 with Konkana Sen, his next directorial ‘Boudi Canteen' with Subhashree followed by other interesting projects.
The award ceremony will take place on August 14 The 13th edition of the gala will be held in the Victorian capital from August 12-20, both in person and virtually. This year, there are over 100 films across 23 languages being screened at the festival
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