Yesterday, April 18th, witnessed a truly spectacular premiere for the highly anticipated film “Check In Cheque Out,” and the atmosphere was nothing short of electric. The cinema halls buzzed with an incredible turnout, a testament to the buzz surrounding this unique blend of comedy, drama, and suspense set against the vibrant backdrop of Kolkata’s hospitality scene.
What made the evening even more special was the prominent involvement of students from Techno India‘s Film and Media department in every facet of the production. This wasn’t just a film premiere; it was a resounding celebration of young talent and a powerful demonstration of the synergy between education and practical filmmaking. The fact that these budding filmmakers earned a feature film credit even before graduation is an extraordinary achievement, and the palpable excitement in the air reflected the pride of the entire Techno India Group community.
The premiere was graced by the esteemed presence of several luminaries from the Bengali film industry and beyond. The radiant Moon Moon Sen, the graceful Mamata Shankar, the melodious Lagnajita Chakraborty, and numerous other actors and personalities lent their support, adding to the star-studded affair. Their attendance underscored the industry’s recognition of the film’s potential and the significance of the student involvement.
From the moment the credits rolled, it was clear that “Check In Cheque Out” had struck a chord with the audience. Laughter echoed through the halls during the comedic moments, a palpable tension filled the air during the suspenseful sequences, and the dramatic undertones resonated deeply. Early reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with viewers praising the fresh narrative, the compelling performances – particularly Ishaa Saha’s portrayal of Namrata and the much-welcomed return of Ratul Shankar – and Satrajit Sen’s nuanced direction.
Producer and debut actor Meghdut RoyChowdhury, visibly moved by the enthusiastic response, shared his joy and reiterated the unique aspect of the project. He highlighted the invaluable experience gained by the Techno India students, emphasizing how this hands-on opportunity has provided them with a significant launchpad for their careers. Director Satrajit Sen also expressed his delight at the audience’s reception, noting how the film successfully captured the essence of Kolkata’s resilient and thriving hospitality industry.
The housefull premiere of “Check In Cheque Out” wasn’t just a successful film launch; it was a vibrant showcase of Kolkata’s filmmaking spirit and the immense potential of its next generation of cinematic storytellers. The film’s warm reception signals a promising run in theaters, and it undoubtedly stands as a proud achievement for everyone involved, especially the talented students who poured their dedication into bringing this captivating story to life.
Make sure to catch “Check In Cheque Out” in theaters now and experience this special cinematic creation!