Goutam Ghose has been waiting for the theatres to open to release his film, Raahgir – The Wayfarers. The film was recently screened at the inauguration of UK Asian Film Festival at prestigious BFI. “The film is designed for the big screen. That’s why I want my audience to get a chance to enjoy it at the theatres before it comes on the OTT platforms. I am really excited that the people in London could watch it on a big screen, that too, at BFI. I am glad that the UKAFF could host a physical event instead of a digital one. It can never be the same,” the filmmaker told us.

Goutam Ghose is busy with the last bit of the post production work of the short film that features Suman Mukhopadhyay and Gargee RoyChowdhury. “With this pandemic restriction around, my work is disrupted. I am barely stepping out. I hope this ends soon so that we can get back to our life. Every day we are getting some bad news. I never thought that we could witness a pandemic in our lifetime. I hope the world heals soon,” the director said.

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