Jeetu Kamal

Jeetu Kamal, born August 28, 1990, out of the chaos and color of Calcutta – yeah, that city, where the air is thick with stories and rickshaw bells – has been hustling in the Bengali film scene for a while. You might spot his name attached to stuff like Babushona (which is coming up in 2025, so, anticipation much?), Neeli from 2016, and the more recent Bidrohini (2020). The guy’s not just a face on screen either; he’s dipped his toes into producing, which, let’s be real, takes nerves of steel and a whole lot of coffee. He’s been married to Nabanita Das since 2019. Side note: their social media is basically a mood board for couple goals, if you’re into that sort of thing. Back to Jeetu though—he’s got this knack for picking roles that aren’t just background noise. There’s something about the way he moves through a scene, like he’s balancing a secret on his tongue, waiting to let it drop. People talk about his versatility, how he can switch from a soft, almost poetic presence in one film to a raw, rebellious edge in another. It’s not just about the lines he’s given—it’s what he does in those silent moments, those glances and pauses. The Bengali industry’s got plenty of talent, but Jeetu? He’s carving out his own lane, and honestly, he’s just getting started. Keep an eye out—the best might still be coming.