Critically acclaimed director Aparna Sen's film Sonata to be adapted into a play
The 103-minute English drama revolves around three friends: Aruna Chaturvedi, a professor essayed by Aparna Sen, Dolon Sen, a banker portrayed by Shabana Azmi and Subhadra Parekh, a journalist played by Lillete Dubey.
Kolkata: Critically acclaimed filmmaker Aparna Sen's latest directorial venture Sonata, adapted from the eponymous play by award-winning playwright Mahesh Elkunchwar, is slated for a mid-April release.
Sonata is the psychological exploration of three unmarried women facing a mid-life crisis.The 103-minute English drama revolves around three friends: Aruna Chaturvedi, a professor essayed by Aparna Sen, Dolon Sen, a banker portrayed by Shabana Azmi and Subhadra Parekh, a journalist played by Lillete Dubey.A HK studio film, it is both written and helmed by Aparna Sen.
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