Celebrating Bengali Heritage in Film: A Call From Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee emphasized promoting Bengali in film and TV, encouraging respect for the mother tongue during the 'Mahanayak Samman' awards. She urged producers to include Bengali music and avoid promoting harmful themes in TV shows. Iconic personalities were honored for contributions to the arts.
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In a firm appeal to embrace cultural roots, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged the promotion of Bengali in film and TV during the 'Mahanayak Samman' awards ceremony.
She called for the protection of mother tongues and cultural heritage amidst India's diverse cultural landscape, stressing the importance of incorporating Bengali music in productions over conveying negative themes.
Ace director Goutam Ghosh and others were recognized for their contributions to the arts. The event was attended by many notable personalities, celebrating Bengali heritage and talent.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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