Rishav Basu

Born smack-dab in the heart of Kolkata on a rainy September 15th back in 1990, Rishav Basu isn’t just another face in the crowd. This guy’s got a knack for turning heads on screen, and honestly, it’s no surprise folks keep buzzing about him. Take “Kuasha Jakhon” from 2018 – that’s where he first started popping up on everyone’s radar. The film’s this moody, mysterious ride through fog-drenched streets and shadowy secrets, and Rishav? He fit right in, bringing this raw, almost restless energy to the role that kinda lingered with you long after the credits rolled. He’s not just hanging around the past though – Rishav’s got his eyes fixed on projects that actually mean something. “The Academy of Fine Arts,” set to drop in 2025, sounds like it’s about to be a wild mix of creativity and chaos, with artists, egos, and ambitions all colliding under one roof. Not your run-of-the-mill drama, that’s for sure. And then there’s “Dhrubor Aschorjo Jibon,” also landing in 2025, which, judging by the chatter, is shaping up to be a quirky, offbeat look at life’s little curveballs. He seems drawn to characters that aren’t black-and-white, people who mess up and figure things out the hard way. If there’s one thing you can’t pin on Rishav, it’s playing it safe. He dives headfirst into stories that crack open the human experience, good, bad, and gloriously messy. Safe to say, his journey from Kolkata’s bustling lanes to the big screen is only just heating up.