<p>Kolkata: Shooting of Bengali television serials of the Bengal entertainment industry resumed in and around Kolkata on Wednesday after the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/west-bengal/film-studios-wear-deserted-look-in-kolkata-as-shooting-impasse-continues-3128274">indefinite cease work</a> by directors ended following the intervention of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.</p><p>The buzz is back at studio floors after two days as directors, actors and technicians turned up for shoots.</p><p>A spokesperson of the West Bengal Motion Pictures Artists Forum told <em>PTI</em> that shooting of all TV serials in different studios began.</p><p>“Shooting of films and web series will also resume in a day or two. The two-day disruption caused a break in shooting schedules," he said.</p><p>Federation of Cine Technicians’ Workers of Eastern India (FCTWEI) President Swarup Biswas said the technicians will be present at shooting floors from Wednesday.</p><p>“We are thankful to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for taking the initiative to resolve the issue. As suggested by her, a high-powered committee will be formed consisting of (director) Goutam Ghosh, (actor) Prosenjit Chatterjee, minister Arup Biswas and others. The panel will address all the outstanding issues in a time-bound manner,” he added.</p>.Kumar Mangalam Birla calls on CM Mamata, discusses business opportunities in Bengal.<p>The directors were on cease work of directors since Monday after the technicians said they would not work under a filmmaker who was debarred from working for three months by the federation earlier this month for allegedly violating certain norms.</p><p>Biswas said Rahool Mukherjee, the filmmaker who was debarred, will be associated with the project of SVF as director after a week “and we will sort out all differences.</p><p>Young director Abhrajit Sen, whose OTT film shoot is slated to begin next week, said, “After a break, it generally takes a few days to resume film shooting due to problems and date issues.</p><p>“All stakeholders - from directors to light boys and sound recordists and hairdressers and spot boys - will act in cohesion as part of an orchestra," veteran director Goutam Ghosh told a press meet on Tuesday night.</p><p>A series of discussions among directors and technicians lobby was held on Tuesday evening, after industry representatives met the chief minister.</p><p>Bengali superstar Prasenjit Chatterjee, actor-turned-TMC MP Dev and director Gautam Ghosh, along with minister Arup Biswas met Banerjee at the secretariat and held talks for nearly 35 minutes.</p>
<p>Kolkata: Shooting of Bengali television serials of the Bengal entertainment industry resumed in and around Kolkata on Wednesday after the <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/india/west-bengal/film-studios-wear-deserted-look-in-kolkata-as-shooting-impasse-continues-3128274">indefinite cease work</a> by directors ended following the intervention of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee.</p><p>The buzz is back at studio floors after two days as directors, actors and technicians turned up for shoots.</p><p>A spokesperson of the West Bengal Motion Pictures Artists Forum told <em>PTI</em> that shooting of all TV serials in different studios began.</p><p>“Shooting of films and web series will also resume in a day or two. The two-day disruption caused a break in shooting schedules," he said.</p><p>Federation of Cine Technicians’ Workers of Eastern India (FCTWEI) President Swarup Biswas said the technicians will be present at shooting floors from Wednesday.</p><p>“We are thankful to Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee for taking the initiative to resolve the issue. As suggested by her, a high-powered committee will be formed consisting of (director) Goutam Ghosh, (actor) Prosenjit Chatterjee, minister Arup Biswas and others. The panel will address all the outstanding issues in a time-bound manner,” he added.</p>.Kumar Mangalam Birla calls on CM Mamata, discusses business opportunities in Bengal.<p>The directors were on cease work of directors since Monday after the technicians said they would not work under a filmmaker who was debarred from working for three months by the federation earlier this month for allegedly violating certain norms.</p><p>Biswas said Rahool Mukherjee, the filmmaker who was debarred, will be associated with the project of SVF as director after a week “and we will sort out all differences.</p><p>Young director Abhrajit Sen, whose OTT film shoot is slated to begin next week, said, “After a break, it generally takes a few days to resume film shooting due to problems and date issues.</p><p>“All stakeholders - from directors to light boys and sound recordists and hairdressers and spot boys - will act in cohesion as part of an orchestra," veteran director Goutam Ghosh told a press meet on Tuesday night.</p><p>A series of discussions among directors and technicians lobby was held on Tuesday evening, after industry representatives met the chief minister.</p><p>Bengali superstar Prasenjit Chatterjee, actor-turned-TMC MP Dev and director Gautam Ghosh, along with minister Arup Biswas met Banerjee at the secretariat and held talks for nearly 35 minutes.</p>