<p>National award-winning director Atanu Ghosh's upcoming Bengali film 'Binisutoy' (Without strings) has been selected for the International Film Festival of Kerala.</p>.<p>The film starring Ritwik Chakraborty and Bangladeshi actress Jaya Ahsan is one of the seven movies selected in the 'Indian Cinema Now' section of the festival commencing from December 6.</p>.<p>"Every year, Indian Cinema Now of prestigious International Film Festival of Kerala features only seven noteworthy Indian films. #Binisutoy finds berth among the coveted seven this year. Proud privilege for the entire team," Ghosh said in a tweet.</p>.<p>Ghosh's 'Mayurakshi' got the National Award for Best Bengali Feature Film in 2017.</p>.<p>"Binisutoy tells the story of how two strangers meet at the audition of a game show, become friends and try to find out the meaning of their lives through some strange pattern of existence," the director told PTI on Saturday.</p>.<p>He said 'Binisutoy' will be released commercially after it completes its journey in the festival circuit.</p>.<p>Ghosh's directorial debut 'Angshumaner Chhobi' (A film by Angshuman) was selected in the Indian Panorama of the IFFI 2009.</p>.<p>Besides 'Binisutoy', the six other films selected in the 'Indian Cinema Now' section of the festival are Anandi Gopal (Marathi), Axone (Hindi/English), Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005) (Marathi), Hellaro (Gujarati), Market/Lewduh (Khasi), and The Funeral/Ram Prasad Ki Tehrvi (Hindi). </p>
<p>National award-winning director Atanu Ghosh's upcoming Bengali film 'Binisutoy' (Without strings) has been selected for the International Film Festival of Kerala.</p>.<p>The film starring Ritwik Chakraborty and Bangladeshi actress Jaya Ahsan is one of the seven movies selected in the 'Indian Cinema Now' section of the festival commencing from December 6.</p>.<p>"Every year, Indian Cinema Now of prestigious International Film Festival of Kerala features only seven noteworthy Indian films. #Binisutoy finds berth among the coveted seven this year. Proud privilege for the entire team," Ghosh said in a tweet.</p>.<p>Ghosh's 'Mayurakshi' got the National Award for Best Bengali Feature Film in 2017.</p>.<p>"Binisutoy tells the story of how two strangers meet at the audition of a game show, become friends and try to find out the meaning of their lives through some strange pattern of existence," the director told PTI on Saturday.</p>.<p>He said 'Binisutoy' will be released commercially after it completes its journey in the festival circuit.</p>.<p>Ghosh's directorial debut 'Angshumaner Chhobi' (A film by Angshuman) was selected in the Indian Panorama of the IFFI 2009.</p>.<p>Besides 'Binisutoy', the six other films selected in the 'Indian Cinema Now' section of the festival are Anandi Gopal (Marathi), Axone (Hindi/English), Mai Ghat: Crime No 103/2005) (Marathi), Hellaro (Gujarati), Market/Lewduh (Khasi), and The Funeral/Ram Prasad Ki Tehrvi (Hindi). </p>