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My Comrade

Amar Comrade

Synopsis

When a wounded rebel accidentally takes refuge in the home of a tribal villager, both the men’s lives spiral into a tense interplay of politics and forbidden love.

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আমার Comrade (My Comrade) | Official Teaser | Indian LGBTQIA+ Short Film

Type: Teaser • Published 2025-01-23

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Tathagata Ghosh
Screenplay & Story
Buan G.
Original Score
Nabarun Bose
Original Title
Amar Comrade
Country of Origin
India
Spoken Languages
Bengali
Runtime
25m
Production Studios
Tathagata Ghosh Films

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Tathagata Ghosh

Screenplay & Story

Buan G.

Original Score & Music

Nabarun Bose

Director of Photography

Tuhin Saha

Film Editing

Amir Mondal

Department Leadership Roster

Tathagata Ghosh

Director

Buan G.

Writer

Tuhin Saha

Tuhin Saha

Director of Photography

Nabarun Bose

Nabarun Bose

Original Music Composer

Amir Mondal

Editor

Official cinematic photography and background stills for My Comrade.

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Frequently Asked Questions About My Comrade

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is My Comrade about?

When a wounded rebel accidentally takes refuge in the home of a tribal villager, both the men’s lives spiral into a tense interplay of politics and forbidden love.

Who directed My Comrade?

My Comrade was directed by Tathagata Ghosh.

Who stars in My Comrade?

The principal cast of My Comrade includes Sounak Kundu, Aratrick Bhadra, Adrija Majumder.

When was My Comrade released and how long is it?

My Comrade was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 25m.

Who composed the musical score for My Comrade?

The original motion picture soundtrack for My Comrade was composed by Nabarun Bose.