Kusum Dola

Kusum Dola
Genre Soap opera
Developed by Leena Gangopadhyay
Written by Leena Gangopadhyay
Directed by Saibal Banerjee
Sujit Paain
Creative director(s) Leena Gangopadhyay
Presented by Bright Advertising Pvt. Ltd.
Starring Madhumita Sarkar
Rishi Kaushik
Aparajita Ghosh Das
Theme music composer Debojyoti Mishra
Opening theme "Kusum Dola"
Composer(s) Debojyoti Mishra
Country of origin India
Original language(s) Bengali
No. of seasons 12 (as listed by Hotstar)
No. of episodes 731
Production
Executive producer(s) Sumit Roy
Satyajit Chakraborty (Magic Moments)
Producer(s) Saibal Banerjee
Production location(s) Kolkata
Jaisalmer
North Bengal
Cinematography Siddhartha Mukherjee
Editor(s) Sameer
Soumen
Camera setup Multi-Camera
Running time 22 minutes (approx.)
Production company(s) Magic Moments Motion Pictures
Distributor Star India
Novi Digital Entertainment
Release
Original network Star Jalsha
Picture format 576i
1080i HDTV
Audio format Digital TV
Original release August 22, 2016 (2016-08-22) – September 2, 2018 (2018-09-02)
Chronology
Related shows Nenjam Marappathillai (TV series)
External links
Website

Kusum Dola is an Indian Bengali television soap opera which aired on Bengali Entertainment Channel Star Jalsha and is available on the digital platform Hotstar.[1] It premiered on 22 August 2016, and was telecasted daily.[2] It was produced by Magic Moments Motion Pictures of Saibal Banerjee and Leena Ganguly.[3] In January 2018, it had a TRP of 11.2.[4] The series ended on 2 September 2018, airing 731 episodes; and was replaced by Irabotir Chupkotha.

Kusum Dola is a love triangle based series which starred Madhumita Sarkar, Rishi Kaushik and Aparajita Ghosh Das[5] in lead roles, the latter two for the third time since their corresponding portrayal of the characters "Indra" and "Mohor" in the 2005 Zee Bangla television drama serial Ekdin Pratidin,[6] and their respective characterization of "Ujaan" and "Hiya" in the 2008 Star Jalsha romantic drama series Ekhane Aakash Neel, which ended in 2010.

Plot

On a trip to Jaisalmer, Kolkata based IPS Officer Ranojoy Chatterjee aka Rono meets Roopkatha, a sophisticated, cultured girl of humble origin. They mutually develop romantic feelings but cannot express the same, though before they bid adieu, Rono asks her to wait for his call, implying to an imminent love confession. Rono gets posted to Sundarpur (a village in North Bengal), where he meets police officer Jayanta Mukherjee and his studious but outgoing and short-tempered daughter, Emon. Upon accidentally losing his cell phone, Rono could not contact Roopkatha, who feeling cheated, decides to move on in life, and incidentally gets married to Rono's cousin, Badshah; unbeknownst to the fact herself. Rono confronts Roopkatha for marrying his brother and after he clears her misunderstanding, he explains her his dilemma that he can never betray his beloved brother by annulling his marriage with Roopkatha. Though Rono commits Roopkatha that he will never fall in love with any other woman and start his own family. Later Badshah, getting to know the true extent of the relationship that co-exists between Rono and Roopkatha, leaves the house without informing anyone, not intending to become a third person in Rono-Roopkatha's relationship.

Meanwhile, in Sundarpur, Gogna (a local goon and Emon's stalker) shoots Jayanta, in a police firing. Rono gives a dying Jayanta his word that he will look after Iman after Jayanta's death. The villagers force Rono to marry a reluctant Emon, as he does so out of sympathy, in order to secure Emon's future. However, Rono makes it clear that he is committed to Roopkatha, whom he could not marry due to tragic events. Emon readily agrees not to keep any expectation from him (as a husband) and will walk out of his life soon after getting her career (as a doctor) straight. Emon continues her medical studies from the Chatterjee house amidst all the family feuds, as she struggles to win over Rono's family members in parallel. Roopkatha and Emon's relationship grows bitter day by day, as she inflicts upon Emon all her frustration on account of Rono's betrayal. Meanwhile, Rono gets emotionally attached to Emon, given her repeated attempts to make the lives of Rono's family members happier; and subsequently falls in love with her, but cannot confess.

Afterwards, Emon brings Badshah back after a chance encounter with him during her North Bengal trip. Badshah returns to free Roopkatha from their namesake relationship, however, the latter insists to stay in the relationship only to remain in Rono's association. Meanwhile, Emon-Rono's relationship takes a positive turn after Emon finally confesses love to Rono on his birthday. A devastated Roopkatha accuses Rono to get her pregnant, but seeing Emon firmly believes Rono to be innocent, reveals that her accusation was fake and plans to leave the house but is stopped by Badshah and the family. Later, during Durga Puja celebration, Emon helps Koli (Rono's sister) reunite with and get married to her lover, Dipto. On the other hand, Rono fulfilling his promise to his dying college friend, Krishnamoy (who is an antisocial leader), brings his pregnant wife Shruti to Kolkata for safely conducting her delivery. Emon starts suspecting Rono, as he often has to stay at the rented hotel overnight to keep on checking Shruti's health. Rono's family members also inquire him about the same and stand by Emon, while amid all the tension, Shruti gives birth to her and Krishna's child, "Michhil". Emon thinking Rono to be the biological father of Shruti's child, feeling cheated by Rono, files for a divorce.

Rono is forced to leave the house because of his supposed infidelity, while Shruti sympathizes with him and is shown to develop romantic feelings for Rono. When Rono receives a showcause regarding his relationship with Shruti, Emon files the signed divorce papers on a backdate to save Rono from any legal action. Emon gets to know she is pregnant, but is then abducted by the supposedly-dead Krishnamoy who seeks revenge from Rono, having misunderstood his relationship with Shruti. Emon is rescued by Rono, whom she once again misunderstand to have wronged Kriahnamoy like her as well and hence, files a lawsuit against Rono for infidelity. Meanwhile, Shruti confesses her love to Rono. In court, Rono is proved innocent and Emon repents for her actions. Also, the court declares Rono-Emon's supposed divorce to be null and void. Later, Rono goes to meet Krishnamoy in jungle to plead him for changing his way of living for the sake of Shruti and their baby. But Krishna, in a fit of rage, shoots Rono, who is saved after Shruti donates her blood to him, while Krishna is arrested.

Post recovery, Rono is adamant not to forgive Emon and his family for mistrusting him, while Shruti, along with Michhil, leaves for North Bengal to serve her job there. Eventually, with the help of their lawyers-turned-friends, Rono and Emon resolve their differences and reunite. Gogna returns and kidnaps Emon, but is injured by Rono who comes to Emon's rescue. After Emon (now an intern) saves Gogna from a mortal danger and cures him up with her treatment, Gogna repents for his misdeeds and decides to mend his ways, but promises Iman to stand by her at times of need. Roopkatha has an emotional burst-out but is assured by Badshah to be by her side always as he loves her. Roopkatha reciprocates his love, marking a fresh start for the two.

Shruti comes to Rono, asking him to take Michhil's responsibility as she is revealed to be in the last stage of breast cancer and is on the verge of death. Rono tries his level best to help Shruti recover from her disease, but Emon once again grows insecure for Rono.[7] When Rono could not remain present during Emon's delivery,[8] due to Shruti's operation, Emon breaks all ties with Rono and later, leaves for Ujanpur (to serve sa a doctor there) with her new-born daughter, Pekhom, and Sabitri. Rono too gets a transfer for his job there, for his concern about Emon and Pekhom's security. Emon grows extremely angry at Rono's actions, while some days later, after an emotional trauma, Shruti finally dies in Ujanpur Hospital;[9] only after expressing her desire to Rono and Emon that they should reunite with each other post her demise. With her death, Rono and Emon feel depressed and once again begin to come close to each other. Later, Rono has to arrest Emon, regarding her role/fault in the accidental death of a patient named Parasar, under her charge, caused at her hospital. But, soon he arranges for her bail, and decides to find out the true culprits as well as the persons responsible for illegal trafficking of new born children from the hospital. Later, the case in taken to the court where Madhuparna defends Emon as her lawyer, and after Nurse Ratnabali is proven guilty for the crime, Emon is released free of charge. Emon and Rono finally resolve their differences and relocate themselves to Kolkata in the Chatterjee house.

Meanwhile, Roopkatha grows jealous and agitated over Emon for getting a happy peaceful life, which she herself yearns for, having no children as of yet. She acts very harsh towards everyone, especially Emon regarding her trauma and to pacify her Emon gives her daughter Pekhom's charge to Roopkatha, who quickly gets over-possessive of Pekhom and will not allow others, even Emon to see the child. Krishnamoy too arrives, having been released from jail, to take his son Michhil back with him, leaving Rono disheartened. To mend the gloomy atmosphere in the family, especially to cheer up Rono, Emon plans for a trip. Emon manages to take an initially-reluctant Roopkatha on the trip as well. However, Badshah suffers from a heart attack which leads to his abrupt death, shocking everyone. A desolate Roopkatha blames Emon for being responsible for Badshah's demise, as had she not forced her to come on the trip, Badshah would not have came as well. Later, a widowed Roopkatha, feeling life to have turned colourless and worthless for her, attempts suicide by drowning herself in the river. But Rono rescues her. After Roopkatha is diagnosed with severe depression, Rono stands by her to help her recover, while she blames Rono for her condition and seeks him as the loved one to fill in her loneliness.

Rono's family wants Roopkatha out of the house to avoid any further tension regarding her, provided Badshah is no more.But Rono dismisses such decision. Rono feels guilty thinking himself to be the reason for Roopkatha's plight, and hence, decides to stand by to her all her life. Emon and other family members feel insecure due to Rono's growing proximity towards Roopkatha, and everyone suspect them for having an affair. Meanwhile, Tublu gets an offer to play the lead role in a Hindi film, giving his career a boost. Soon after, an eccentric Roopkatha assumes herself to be pregnant, and thinking it to be Rono's child, a heart-broken Emon leaves the house and shifts to her hospital campus (along with Pekhom) to pursue an M.D. degree, parallelly maintaining her private practice and part-time job as a teacher at college. Rono tries to sort out things with her but to no avail. Soon it is revealed that Roopkatha is not pregnant and instead has a tumour in her uterus, that poses a threat to her life. Roopkatha struggles to accept the fact and is finally made to the leave the Chatterjee house for her own betterment so that she can start her life afresh. Emon and Rono however remain separated.

Epilogue - 5 Years Later

5 years later, Roopkatha, now a college professor and totally stable on her own, meets Emon, now a successful professional doctor, to invite her to her wedding. Later, she meets Rono who has abandoned living with his family as well, to discuss her marriage preparations. Secretly, Roopkatha plans to reunite Emon-Rono by getting them remarried on the day of her wedding and their twelfth marriage anniversary. Meanwhile, Emon receives the Konya Rotno award. Emon, as per Roopkatha's request, manages to bring the Chatterjees to Roopkatha's wedding, much to their distaste, as all assume that Roopkatha is getting married to Rono; and hence, venge out their anger publicly at the wedding venue. However, Roopkatha surprises everyone by introducing a man named Alok as her groom. She makes it clear that she indeed shares only a friendly relationship with Rono, and pursues him to remarry Emon on the occasion. As he does so, Emon emotionally confronts him, marking their reunion, sorting out all their differences. His family members too realise his innocence in the events from 5 years ago; and finally apologising to him for their past misunderstandings, reunite with him, welcoming him and Emon back into their family. Lastly, Roopkatha, taking the heartfelt apologies, blessings and good wishes from the Chatterjees; gets married to Alok, marking a new phase in her life; as the series ends on a joyous note!

Cast

Main cast

  • Madhumita Sarkar [10] as Dr. Emon Mukherjee - Lead, an M.B.B.S. and M.D. private-practicing doctor and college lecturer, Rono's wife, Pekhom's mother.
  • Rishi Kaushik [11] as Ranojoy Chatterjee a.k.a. Rono - Lead, an IPS officer, Emon's husband, Pekhom's father, Roopkatha's former love interest and later on, close friend.
  • Aparajita Ghosh Das [12] as Roopkatha Ghosh a.k.a. Doll - Parallel Lead, Rono's lover turned sister-in-law and close friend later on, formerly Badshah's wife, a college professor and finally, Alok's wife.

Recurring cast

Chatterjee family

  • Madhabi Mukherjee as Madhabilata Mukherjee a.k.a. Madhu - The eldest Chatterjee sibling as well as the eldest daughter of the Chatterjee household, widowed at young age. She is Badshah's mother, Rono's paternal aunt and previously, Roopkatha's mother-in-law.
  • Sabitri Chatterjee [13][14] as Sabitri Chatterjee a.k.a. Sabu - The second Chatterjee sibling and the second eldest daughter of the Chatterjee household. She is Rono's paternal aunt and remained unmarried.
  • Santu Mukherjee as Jyotirmoy Chatterjee a.k.a. Habu - Fourth one of the Chatterjee siblings and the second son of the Chatterjee household, who served as the patriarch of the Chatterjee family after his elder brother's death. He is Radharani's husband, Rono's father, Emon's father-in-law and Pekhom's grandfather.
  • Goutam De as Hiranmoy Chatterjee a.k.a. Gabu - The fifth Chatterjee sibling and the third son of the Chatterjee household and a close associate of his elder brother, Habu. He is Sapna's husband, Tublu's father, Rono's paternal uncle and Mithu's father-in-law.
  • Laboni Sarkar as Kumudini Bose (née Chatterjee) a.k.a. Kumu - The sixth-known Chatterjee sibling and the youngest daughter of the Chatterjee household, who became mentally ill, after her marriage with Ananyo was disbanded forcefully by her family members, especially Nayanmani, but later with Emon's help, she reunited with her husband and her long-lost son, Ani. She is Rono's paternal aunt.
  • Anusuya Majumdar as Nayanmani Chatterjee - The matriarch of the Chatterjee family and the wife of Jyotirmoy's elder brother, late Chinmoy Chatterjee, the first one of the Chatterjee siblings and the eldest son of the Chatterjee household. She is Koli's mother, Rono's aunt and Dipto's mother-in-law..
  • Rita Dutta Chakraborty as Radharani Chatterjee - Jyotirmoy's wife and the second daughter-in-law of the Chatterjee household. She is Rono's mother, Emon's mother-in-law and Pekhom's grandmother, and is honest and upfront by nature.
  • Suchismita Chowdhury as Sapna Chatterjee - Hiranmoy's wife and the third daughter-in-law of the Chatterjee household. She is Tublu's mother, Rono's aunt and Mithu's mother-in-law.
  • Shankar Chakraborty as Dr. Ananyo Bose - Kumudini's husband, Ani's father, Rono's uncle. He was Emon's professor in college and later became her senior colleague, and is kind of a father-figure to Emon.
  • Badshah Moitra [15] as Mrityunjoy Mukherjee a.k.a. Badshah - A former army officer who previously worked as an N.G.O. worker as well. He is Madhabilata's son, Rono's elder cousin brother and Roopkatha's husband, till he died of a sudden heart failure. He was also Emon's sworn elder brother.
  • Bidipta Chakraborty as Kamalkoli Bose (née Chatterjee) a.k.a. Koli - Nayanmani's daughter, Dipto's wife and Rono's elder cousin sister.
  • Suman Banerjee as Anirban Bose a.k.a. Ani - Ananyo-Kumudini's son, a XEROX shop-owner and Rono's elder cousin brother.
  • Rishi Kaushik as IPS Ranojoy Chatterjee a.k.a. Rono - Jyotirmoy-Radharani's son, an IPS ofiicer and Emon's husband, who previously had a soft corner for Roopkatha, who finally became his close friend. He is Pekhom's father. He is honest, courageous, upfront, sympathetic and supportive by nature.
  • Sudip Sarkar [16] as Tanmoy Chatterjee a.k.a. Tublu - Hiranmoy-Sapna's son, Mithu's husband, Rono's younger cousin brother and Emon's sworn brother. He was a theatre actor and after he starred in a Hindi film, he emerged successful career- wise.
  • Aparajita Ghosh Das as Roopkatha Ghosh Mukherjee a.k.a. Doll - Nirupam-Jayashree's daughter, Badshah's wife (till his death) and Rono's lover turned sister-in-law, who sought after his love and attention to the extent of mental derangement, but upon being dejected, finally gave up on him to live a fresh and worthy life. She became a college professor and finally married Alok. She moved to New Jersey to pursue higher studies and start her married life.
  • Abhishek Chatterjee as Diptoman Bose a.k.a. Dipto - He is Koli's husband and Rono's brother-in-law.
  • Madhumita Sarkar as Dr. Emon Mukherjee / Emon Chatterjee - Late Jayanta Mukherjee's daughter, an M.B.B.S. and M.D. degree-holder, previously a government service doctor and then, a private practitioner and college lecturer by profession. She is Rono's wife and Pekhom's mother. She received the Konya Rotno award, for her honest efforts in the medical field, basically for the upliftment of downtrodden people, providing them with free medical aid. .
  • Sneha Chatterjee Bhowmik as Mayitree Chatterjee a.k.a. Mithu - She is Tublu's wife and Rono's sister-in-law, who is a bit silly in her mannerisms.

Others

  • Chandan Sen as Jayanta Mukherjee - Emon's father and a police officer. He was shot by Gogna in a police encounter, resulting in his death.
  • Subhadra Chakraborty as Bhanumati a.k.a. Bhanu - Emon's caretaker and foster mother.
  • Phalguni Chatterjee as Nirupam Ghosh - Roopkatha's father.
  • Saswati Guha Thakurata as Jayashree Ghosh - Roopkatha's mother.
  • Joyjit Banerjee as Gogna - A local goon of Sundarpur village, who later changed for good and became Emon's well-wisher.
  • Debjani Chakraborty Kaushik in a cameo appearance as a silly girl and co-passenger in bus during Rono's Jaisalmer trip. (2016)
  • Debolina Mukherjee in a cameo appearance as another silly girl (the first girl's sister) and co-passenger in bus during Rono's Jaisalmer trip. (2016)
  • Tathagata Mukherjee as Krishnamoy Bose "Kanhaiya" - Ranojoy's college friend, Shruti's husband, the former leader of an anti-social rebel group, Michhil's father.
  • Roosha Chatterjee as Shruti Ghosh Bose - Krishanmoy's wife, Michhil's mother, Rono's protege-turned-close friend. She had romantic feelings for Rono and later, died of Carcinoma.
  • Anindita Saha Kapileshwari in a cameo appearance as Shruti's neighbour while she resided in Rono's rented hotel/apartment. (December 2017)
  • Koushik Roy as Shramanjit Ganguly - Rono's lawyer and later on, good friend, Madhuparna's husband.
  • Madhubani Ghosh as Madhuparna Sen / Madhuparna Ganguly - Emon's lawyer and later on, good friend, Shramanjit's wife.
  • Kaushik Chakraborty as Dr. Amolin Bose - Emon's senior colleague at Ujanpur Government Nursing Home. He is short-tempered but very serious and responsible when it comes to his job.
  • Diganta Bagchi as Emon's opposition lawyer when she was charged in the Parasar Death Case.
  • Debdut Ghosh as Alok Majumdar - Roopkatha's second husband. He lives in New Jersey. (Cameo appearance in the last episode)

Background and production

Development

Screenwriter Leena Gangopadhyay[17] who has previously written down the script for Bengali TV shows like ETV Bangla's long-running drama series Sonar Horin and another daily soap Binni Dhaner Khoi, Zee Bangla's partition-themed love saga Keya Patar Nouko, and Star Jalsha's serials Ishti Kutum and Jol Nupur ; developed the central idea for Kusum Dola, whose premise was initially based on a love triangle.[3]

She made the main female protagonist, tentatively named Shimul, a village girl who is bright in her studies and quite upfront by nature. Circumstances force the girl to marry a man (the lead hero), who is previously committed to another woman (the third main lead). The story follows the man's story to get over his feelings for the other woman and how he finally falls in love with the heroine (Shimul). Ganguly decided to have the backdrop of an extended family, and had the other woman (named Roopkatha) get married to the hero's brother and live in the same house as the hero (named Rono).[16]

Casting

Rishi Kaushik who had previously collaborated with Ganguly and Banerjee in their production Ishti Kutum,[18] was selected to portray the lead role of IPS Ranojoy Chatterjee a.k.a. Rono. Later Rishi said in a 2018 interview that his character "Rono" is reserved and headstrong like his real-life self.[19] Aparajita Ghosh Das who had been playing the heroine in another TV serial Kojagori (on Zee Bangla), was cast in to play the other prominent lead character, Roopkatha, taking into account her onscreen chemistry with Kaushik.[20] Actress Madhumita Sarkar, noted for her portrayal of Juni in medical romance-drama series Care Kori Na, and Pakhi and Khushi respectively in the romance saga Bojhena Se Bojhena; was cast to portray Shimul (later named Emon).[21]

Broadcast and streaming services

The series premiered on 22 August 2016 and replaced Prasenjit Chatterjee starrer Mahanayak TV series and was telecast everyday on Bengali GEC Star Jalsha and its corresponding channel with HD feed, Star Jalsha HD. It is available via optimum cable connection or by satellite TV connections. The show has been distributed by Star India, in association with Novi Digital Entertainment. On the digital platform, Kusum Dola is available for viewing on the app Hotstar. New episodes are released earlier than on TV, and the service is available for viewers having a premium subscription plan.[1]

Filming

The show has been filmed at several locations, the most prominent being Kalimpong.[22]

Soundtrack

The title song for the series Kusum Dola has been sung by singer Anweshaa Dutta Gupta, who has frequently collaborated with the production house Magic Moments Motion Pictures for recording theme songs for Bengali television serials. While, the original music has been given by Debojyoti Mishra.[23]

Kusum Dola Soundtrack:
No.TitleSingerLength
1."Kusum Dola Title Song"Anweshaa Dutta Gupta2:33

Adaptations

The show had been officially remade in Tamil as Nenjam Marappathillai.[24] It airs on Star Vijay starting from October 9, 2017 and stars actors like Amit Bhargav, Sharanya T. Sundaraj and Nisha Krishnan (later replaced by Soumiya).

References

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  2. ↑ "Kusum Dola - Star Jalsha Serial Information". www.bengalilyrics24.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2016-08-22.
  3. 1 2 "Reel versus real: Are television characters inspiring women in real life?". TIMESOFINDIA.COM. Mar 8, 2018.
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  7. ↑ "Will Imon and Rono of Kusum Dola part ways?". www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Apr 25, 2018.
  8. ↑ "Family dramas keep the viewers hooked in the IPL season". TIMESOFINDIA.COM. Apr 27, 2018.
  9. ↑ "Kusum Dola, written update, May 31, 2018: Shruti dies in Ujanpur hospital". www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Jun 1, 2018.
  10. ↑ "Madhumita Chakraborty shows her new moves". www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Apr 1, 2018.
  11. ↑ "Biker boy". The Telegraph. Jan 15, 2018.
  12. ↑ "আমরা হলাম 'অ্যান্টি'সোশ্যাল" (in bng). AnandaBazar Patrika. 11 July 2017.
  13. ↑ "A well-deserved break for Sabitri Chatterjee". www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Feb 21, 2018.
  14. ↑ "Sabitri Chatterjee loses her sister". www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Mar 27, 2018.
  15. ↑ "It's important to open a dialogue with GTA and locals of Darjeeling: Badsha Maitra". THE TIMES OF INDIA. Jun 15, 2017.
  16. 1 2 "Sudip is my discovery of this year: Leena Gangopadhyay". tellychakkar.com. 24 Jun 2017.
  17. ↑ "নিজের খেয়ালে দুম করে কোনও শো ছেড়ে দেওয়া আমার মতে একটা ক্রাইম". ebela.in (in bng). Apr 27, 2017.
  18. ↑ "Rrishii Kaushik gets nostalgic on the sets of Kusum Dola". timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Jun 24, 2018.
  19. ↑ "Ronojoy's character has many shades: Rrishii Kaushik". timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Jun 23, 2018.
  20. ↑ "TV show makers try the 'hit jodi' formula to gain TRPS". TIMESOFINDIA.COM. Mar 31, 2018.
  21. ↑ "The Most Desirable women 2017 on Bengali television". TIMESOFINDIA.COM. Apr 23, 2018.
  22. ↑ "Bengali serial unit shoots in Kalimpong". THE TIMES OF INDIA. Jun 15, 2017.
  23. ↑ "KUSUM DOLA (কুসুম-দোলা ) FULL SONG MADHUMITA RONOJOY ANWESHA DUTTA GUPTA 2018". youtube.com. Retrieved 2018-06-27.
  24. ↑ "When television borrows titles from movies". www.timesofindia.indiatimes.com. Sep 9, 2017.
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