Amari Gaan Jhua

First Bi-lingual movie made in Odia & Bengali. Bengali version name was "Pana Raksha". Produced with a budget of Rs. 64,000, the Odia movie was a hit however the Bengali version was unsuccessful.

Cast

Gopal Chandra Ghosh

Parbati Ghose

as Anu

Gour Prasad Ghose

as Binod

Durllabh Singh

Bhanumati Devi

Kartik kumar

Anima Pedini

Nitai Palit

Srikrushna Chandra Pandey

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