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Srabanti Chatterjee (born 13 August 1987) is an Indian actress and politician who works in Bengali films.[3] One of the highest paid actresses in Bengali cinema, she is known for her versatile acting skills and has been a popular face in the Bengali film industry. Chatterjee began her acting career as a child artist in 1997 with the film Mayar Badhon, directed by Swapan Saha.[4] She rose to fame in 2003 after playing the lead role in Champion. Throughout her career, she has delivered several notable performances in films such as Amanush (2010), Shikari (2016) and Bhootchakra Pvt. Ltd. (2019). She is widely acclaimed for her roles in romantic and family drama films, earning her a loyal fan base across West Bengal, Bangladesh and beyond.

Key Information

Srabanti's personal life has often been in the spotlight due to her personal choices. She has a son named Abhimanyu Chatterjee.

Personal life

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Chatterjee's third marriage with cabin-crew Roshan Singh ended in 2020.[5]

In 2022 Chatterjee was issued a notice from the Wildlife Crime Control cell of West Bengal in relation to a video posted on social media featuring a mongoose pup in chains.[6]

In 2023, fitness enthusiasts lodged a complaint against a gym she co-owned. Chatterjee denied any involvement in the issue.[7]

Political career

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Chatterjee joined Bharatiya Janata Party on 1 March 2021.[8][9] She was given the ticket and contested the 2021 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election from Behala Paschim against state minister of School Education and TMC heavyweight Partha Chatterjee but lost the election by 50,884 votes.[10] Less than a year after joining, Srabanti left the Bharatiya Janata Party on 11 November 2021 citing disillusionment with the party's lack of initiative and sincerity to further the cause of the state.[11]

Filmography

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Year Title Role Notes Ref.
1997 Mayar Badhon Maya Child artist [12][13]
2003 Champion Kabita Lead artist
2008 Bhalobasa Bhalobasa Priya
2009 Dujone Meghna
2010 Wanted Puja
Amanush Riya
Josh Anuradha/Anu
Sedin Dekha Hoyechilo Nandini
2011 Fighter Indu
Faande Poriya Boga Kaande Re Mishti
2012 Idiot Anjali
2013 Deewana Shruti
Kanamachi Nayana Banerjee
Goynar Baksho Chaitali/ Young Rashmoni
Majnu Meghna
2014 Bindaas Anjali
Buno Haansh Sohag
2015 Katmundu Pallabi Sharma
Shudhu Tomari Jonyo Nayanthara
2016 Shikari Chhutki/ Riya Indo-Bangladesh joint venture
Sesh Sangbad Sharmistha
2017 Jio Pagla Priya
2018 Uma Menoka [14]
Bhaijaan Elo Re Hiya
Piya Re Riya [15]
Drishyantar Roopsha
Bagh Bandi Khela Jayanti
2019 Jodi Ekdin Aritri Bangladeshi film
Googly Dali
Bhootchakra Pvt. Ltd. Ranja
Teko Mina
2020 Uraan Poulami
Hullor Kuhu
Chobiyal Labanyo
2021 Ajob Premer Golpo Sulagna
Lockdown Madhubala
2022 Kishmish Special Appearance
Bhoy Peo Na Ananya
Bikkhov Afree Bangladeshi film
Achena Uttam Gauri Devi
2023 Kaberi Antardhan Kaberi Bhattacharya
2024 Sada Ronger Prithibi Shibani & Bhabani Dual Role [16]
2025 Babu Shona Shona
Hungama.com Pooja
Aarii Special Appearance
Aamar Boss Mousumi Banerjee
Rabindra Kabya Rahasya Hiya Sen
Devi Chowdhurani Prafullamukhi/ Devi Chowdhurani [17]
2026

Dear D

TBA Filming
O Mon Bhromon TBA [18]

Ami Amar Moto

TBA
Durganagar TBA [19]

Erao Manush

TBA

Television

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Year Title Role Network Ref.
2016 Dance Bangla Dance (Season 9) Judge Zee Bangla [20]
2018 Dance Bangla Dance (Season 10) Judge Zee Bangla [21]
2018 Didi No.1 (Season 7) Contestant Zee Bangla
2020 Superstar Parivaar Host Star Jalsha
2021 Dance Bangla Dance (Season 11) Guest Judge Zee Bangla
2021 Dujone Ahona Hoichoi [22][23]
2023 Dance Bangla Dance (Season 12) Judge Zee Bangla [24][25][26]
2026 Thakumar Jhuli Girijabala Sanyal Hoichoi

Mahalaya

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Year Title Role Network
2011 Dasharupe Dasabhuja Mahalaya 2011 Devi Parvati, her various avatars and Devi Mahisasurmardini Zee Bangla
2012 51 Sotipith, Mahalaya 2012 Devi Sati and Shyama Kali, Kamakhya, Joydurga, Astabhuja Singhobahini, Devi Shodashi, Bisalokkhi Monikorni Zee Bangla
2014 Durga Durgatinashini, Mahalaya 2014[broken anchor] Devi Mahisasurmardini ETV Bangla
2017 Rupang Dehi Jayang Dehi, Mahalaya 2017 Devi Parvati and Durga, Shiba, Khama, Dhatri, Swaha, Swadha Zee Bangla[citation needed]
2017 Asur Dalani Durga, Mahalaya 2017[broken anchor] Devi Mahisasurmardini (Repetition of ETV Bangla mahalaya 2014) Colors Bangla
2020 Asubhonashini Durga, Mahalaya 2020[broken anchor] Devi Mahisasurmardini (Repetition of ETV Bangla mahalaya 2014) Colors Bangla[27]

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Srabanti Chatterjee (born 13 August 1987) is an Indian actress primarily active in Bengali cinema, known for her debut as a child artist in the 1997 film directed by . Chatterjee has appeared in over 50 Bengali films, including notable roles in (2012), (2018), and Sada Ronger Prithibi (2024), establishing herself as a versatile performer in Tollywood despite a career marked by commercial potboilers and occasional critical acclaim. Her foray into politics included joining the ahead of the 2021 election, where she was fielded as a candidate, though she later exited the party amid reported internal resentments in the industry. Chatterjee's has drawn significant media scrutiny, including three marriages—the most recent to in 2019, which ended in estrangement and ongoing divorce proceedings involving public allegations of and financial disputes. Additional controversies encompass complaints against a gym she co-owned in suburbs for alleged service deficiencies and financial irregularities, as well as a 2022 incident involving unauthorized filming near protected areas.

Early life and education

Family background and upbringing

Srabanti Chatterjee was born on 13 August 1987 in , , . Her father served in the , contributing to a disciplined family environment during her upbringing in Kolkata's local neighborhoods, or paras. This military background manifested in strict oversight, including instances where her father deterred potential teenage suitors, such as scaring away a boy on , reflecting protective familial norms typical of the era and region. Limited public details exist on her mother or siblings, with no verified records indicating additional family members influencing her early years.

Initial exposure to entertainment

Srabanti Chatterjee first entered the entertainment industry as a child artist in the Bengali film Mayar Badhon, released in 1997 and directed by . In this family drama, she shared screen space with established stars and , as well as fellow child artist , who would later become a prominent . The role provided her early on-set experience in a commercial Bengali production, though specific details on how she secured the part—such as auditions or family connections—remain undocumented in available accounts. Following this debut, Chatterjee appeared in select Bengali television serials, broadening her initial familiarity with performance mediums beyond cinema. These early television engagements, though limited in scope and not individually detailed in major reports, contributed to her foundational skills in acting before her teenage years. By age 10, she had thus accumulated practical exposure to scripted roles, dialogue delivery, and industry workflows in Kolkata's regional entertainment scene. This phase preceded her more prominent lead roles in the early 2000s, during which personal life events like an early marriage temporarily paused her momentum.

Acting career

Film debut and breakthrough roles

Srabanti Chatterjee made her film debut as a child artist in the 1997 Bengali drama , directed by and produced under the banner of . She played the role of Maya, a supporting character in a story involving family separation and reunion, alongside lead performers as Sagar Mukherjee and as Shipra. The film also featured child artist , marking an early shared screen appearance for the two future leads in Bengali cinema. Chatterjee achieved her breakthrough as a leading actress in the 2003 sports-drama Champion, directed by Rabi Kinagi, where she portrayed Kabita opposite Jeet in his third film role. This marked her first starring position as the female lead (heroine), in a narrative following a wayward youth confronting family challenges and pursuing love through boxing. The film was a box-office success, grossing significantly in West Bengal theaters and propelling Chatterjee to stardom in Tollywood at age 16, after which she took a five-year hiatus before her next release.

Commercial successes and versatility

Chatterjee attained early commercial success with her lead role in the sports-drama (2003), directed by Rabi Kinagi, which became a hit and marked her transition from child artist to adult lead actress in Bengali cinema. The film, co-starring Jeet, grossed significantly relative to its era's Bengali productions and helped solidify her popularity among audiences in . Subsequent films further demonstrated her market appeal, including the romantic thriller Amanush (2010), a remake of the Telugu film Anthahpuram, which achieved superhit status with an estimated box office collection of ₹4 and boosted her pairing with . Similarly, (2010), an action-romance directed by Sujit Mondal and co-starring Dev, registered a hit verdict with collections around ₹3.75 , reinforcing her draw in mass-appeal entertainers. These successes positioned her among the highest-paid actresses in the industry during the , with multiple films crossing profitable thresholds amid limited reliable tracking for regional cinema. Her versatility is evident across genres, spanning romantic dramas like (2010), where she portrayed a nuanced emotional lead, to thrillers such as Wanted (2010) and Shikari (2016), in which she handled intense action sequences and confrontational roles opposite Jeet and Dev, respectively. extended into horror-comedy with Bhootchakra Pvt. Ltd. (2019), essaying a light-hearted character in a supernatural ensemble that blended scares with humor, and dramatic fare like (2013), showcasing her adaptability from commercial romances to character-driven narratives. This range, from high-stakes action in Shikari—which featured chase sequences and moral dilemmas—to comedic timing in family-oriented films, underscores her ability to pivot between formulaic hits and genre experiments without diminishing audience turnout.

Television appearances and specials

Chatterjee hosted the Bengali-language SuperStar Parivaar in 2020, where competing families participated in interactive rounds testing knowledge, skills, and entertainment value; the program reached its 100th episode by October of that year. She portrayed the goddess Maa in a Mahalaya special telecast, a traditional Bengali program marking the prelude to , which involved elaborate mythological reenactments and devotional performances aired on regional channels. Chatterjee has made guest appearances on culinary reality shows such as Rannaghor and Rannaghar on , contributing to episodes focused on regional recipes and celebrity interactions, though these were not recurring roles. Her television work emphasizes cultural and festive specials over long-form serials, aligning with her primary focus on but extending her visibility in Bengali media during key seasonal broadcasts.

Recent projects and industry standing

In 2023, Chatterjee starred as Kaberi Bhattacharya in the Bengali thriller , a centered on a missing persons investigation that highlighted her dramatic range. The following year, she appeared in Sada Ronger Prithibi (2024), contributing to its in a story exploring family dynamics and redemption. These roles marked her sustained presence in Bengali cinema amid a shift toward more character-driven narratives. Chatterjee took on the lead in Devi Chowdhurani: Bandit Queen of (2025), portraying the titular historical figure inspired by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee's novel, alongside ; the film, which began in 2023, emphasized themes of rebellion and empowerment in 18th-century . Earlier in 2025, she featured in Aamar Boss (released May 9), directed by Shiboprosad, and Rabindra Kabya Rahasya (June 20), directed by Sayantan Ghosal, both showcasing her versatility in contemporary and literary adaptations. Within the industry, Chatterjee maintains a solid standing as a prolific in Tollywood, with consistent lead and supporting roles across over 50 films since her debut. Her participation in high-profile events, such as gracing the red carpet at the Joy Bangla 2025 on March 18 and serving as a chief guest at business recognition ceremonies, underscores her enduring popularity and influence among peers. She has also been involved in felicitating emerging talents in makeup and sectors, reflecting her broader cultural engagement beyond acting.

Political involvement

Entry into politics and motivations

Srabanti Chatterjee entered politics on March 1, 2021, by formally joining the (BJP) in , ahead of the Legislative Assembly elections scheduled to commence on March 27. She was inducted into the party in the presence of BJP West Bengal president Dilip Ghosh and national general secretary , who handed her the party flag during the ceremony. Prior to this affiliation, Chatterjee had been publicly associated with the (TMC)-led government's Kanyashree scheme, a state initiative for girl child education and welfare promoted under , though she held no formal political role. Chatterjee articulated her motivations as a desire to contribute to Bengal's development after decades of governance by the Left Front (34 years) and TMC (10 years), expressing inspiration from Narendra Modi's national vision. In statements following her induction, she emphasized working "for the people on the ground" and urged voters to give the BJP an opportunity in the elections to realize the party's goal of transforming into Sonar Bangla (Golden Bengal), a reference to economic and social prosperity. This entry marked her transition from a prominent figure in Bengali cinema to active political involvement, positioning her as one of several celebrities recruited by the BJP to bolster its campaign against the incumbent TMC in the 294-seat assembly.

2021 West Bengal election campaign

Srabanti Chatterjee joined the (BJP) on March 1, 2021, in , in the presence of senior leaders including , Dilip Ghosh, and , amid the party's efforts to recruit Bengali celebrities to bolster its challenge against the ruling (TMC) in the upcoming assembly elections. She was promptly fielded as the BJP candidate from the Paschim constituency in district, a seat previously held by TMC's Partha Chatterjee. Chatterjee's entry into politics was framed by party leaders as leveraging her popularity from Bengali cinema to connect with urban voters disillusioned with TMC governance, though critics within the opposition ecosystem dismissed such celebrity candidacies as opportunistic. During the campaign, which spanned eight phases from March 27 to April 29, 2021, Chatterjee conducted door-to-door canvassing and public rallies in Paschim, emphasizing issues like alleged TMC , post-poll violence concerns, and demands for central schemes' implementation. On April 2, 2021, she led a massive rally at Chowrasta starting at 10 AM, followed by similar events on April 4 at Mondal Para (Ward No. unspecified) from 8:30 AM. Her campaign aligned with BJP's broader narrative of "Poriborton" (change), highlighting her prior association with state schemes like Kanyashree under TMC as a point of contrast to her current stance against incumbent mismanagement, though this shift drew accusations of flip-flopping from TMC supporters. In the election held on April 17, 2021, for Paschim (part of the fourth phase), Chatterjee secured 63,894 votes but lost to TMC's Partha Chatterjee, who won with 114,778 votes—a margin of 50,884—while CPI(M)'s Nihar Bhakta received 47,509 votes. The BJP's statewide performance improved to 77 seats from 3 in 2016, but Chatterjee's defeat reflected TMC's strong incumbency in urban pockets, with in Paschim at approximately 72%. Post-results, some BJP insiders attributed losses in celebrity-contested seats, including hers, to insufficient grassroots mobilization despite high-profile endorsements.

Departure from BJP and aftermath

On November 11, 2021, Srabanti Chatterjee announced her departure from the (BJP) via a tweet, stating she was "severing all ties" with the party. She had joined the BJP on March 1, 2021, ahead of the elections, and contested unsuccessfully from the Behala Paschim constituency, where she polled 68,098 votes against the winning candidate Sujit Bose's 92,941 votes. Chatterjee cited the party's "lack of initiative and sincerity" in advancing Bengal's interests as her primary reason for quitting, expressing disappointment that it had not fulfilled commitments to the state's development post-election defeat. She had maintained a low profile within the party after the BJP's failure to form the government in May 2021, amid a broader exodus of some celebrity recruits. BJP leaders dismissed the exit as inconsequential, with state spokesperson Samik Bhattacharya stating it would have "no impact" on the party's operations or public perception in . Following her departure, Chatterjee did not affiliate with another political party or engage in visible electoral activities, shifting focus back to her acting career with no reported further political involvement through 2024.

Personal life

Marriages and relationships

Chatterjee's first marriage was to filmmaker in 2003, when she was 16 years old. The union produced a son, Jhinuk. The couple divorced in 2016 after 13 years together. In July 2016, shortly after her first divorce, Chatterjee married model Krishan Vraj. They separated in 2017 amid personal differences and formally ended the marriage on January 16, 2019. Chatterjee wed cabin crew member on April 19, 2019, in a private ceremony. The marriage lasted less than a year before their separation in 2020. She initiated divorce proceedings on September 16, 2021, at Court in , citing ; as of September 2024, the case remained unresolved despite ongoing legal disputes, including claims of and demands from both parties. No additional romantic relationships beyond these marriages have been publicly documented.

Family and children

Srabanti Chatterjee was raised in a Bengali family in by her father, who served in the and enforced a strict environment that deterred suitors during her teenage years. Limited public details exist regarding her mother or siblings beyond anecdotal references to a sister in early family photographs. Chatterjee has one child, a son named Chatterjee, born from her first marriage. She shares a close bond with Abhimanyu, frequently posting about their interactions on , where he has demonstrated interests in and . No other children are documented in reliable sources.

Controversies

Scrutiny over personal relationships

Srabanti Chatterjee has faced significant public and media scrutiny due to her three marriages, each ending in divorce, which have been widely discussed in Bengali circles for their rapid dissolutions and associated personal conflicts. Her first marriage to director in 2003 produced a but ended amid allegations of discord, with the couple divorcing around 2014 after reports of extramarital involvement on her part surfaced in tabloid coverage. The second union with model Krishan Vraj in 2016 lasted less than a year, dissolving in 2017 with Chatterjee citing in interviews, though details remained private and drew limited backlash at the time. The most intense scrutiny arose from her to cabin crew member on April 19, 2019, which deteriorated within months, leading to separation by early 2020 and formal proceedings initiated by Chatterjee in September 2021 at Alipore Court in . Singh publicly accused Chatterjee of emotional abuse, body-shaming him by calling him "fat" and "incapable of sex," and defaming him on to sway public opinion during the legal battle. In response, Chatterjee sought in October 2021, escalating the feud, while Singh filed counter-cases in December 2022 alleging she withheld financial information and spread false rumors about him, potentially damaging his reputation. These exchanges fueled trolling, with netizens criticizing her for repeated marital failures and questioning her partner choices, particularly as the remained unresolved by 2024 despite Singh moving on to a new relationship. Further attention came in January 2022 when Chatterjee was photographed with an unidentified man described as a new boyfriend amid the ongoing litigation with , prompting about her personal stability and commitments. While supporters defended her autonomy in relationships, critics in media outlets highlighted a pattern of short-lived unions, attributing scrutiny to her high-profile status in Tollywood, where personal lives often intersect with professional image. No criminal charges stemmed from these disputes, but the public airing of grievances amplified perceptions of volatility in her romantic history. In April 2023, members of "The Fitness Empire," a in , North , co-owned or endorsed by Srabanti Chatterjee, filed a police complaint at Madhyamgram accusing her of . The , which opened in November 2020 at Star Mall, reportedly closed abruptly after the vacation in March 2023, with its last post on March 6, 2023, leaving subscribers unable to access services despite payments including Rs 18,000 for yearly subscriptions, Rs 7,500 for admission, and Rs 4,000 for personal trainers. Complainants alleged the gym had become unresponsive and was demanding additional fees for personal trainers, prompting demands for refunds on previously paid amounts. Chatterjee responded via a statement denying direct operational involvement, attributing her limited role to commitments with film projects and the television show Dance Bangla Dance 12. She claimed to have been "cheated" in the business and assured subscribers of refunds, while initiating legal action against individuals associated with the for alleged and financial misconduct. No further public resolution or court outcomes have been reported as of the latest available information.

Political opportunism allegations

Srabanti Chatterjee joined the (BJP) on March 1, 2021, shortly before the West Bengal assembly elections, and was fielded as the candidate from Behala West constituency against Trinamool Congress heavyweight Partha Chatterjee. She lost the election, after which the BJP failed to form the government in the state. On November 11, 2021—approximately seven months after joining and eight months after her candidacy announcement—Chatterjee resigned from the BJP, stating she was "severing all ties" due to the party's "lack of initiative and sincerity" in addressing West Bengal's development needs. Her brief tenure drew criticism amid a wave of post-election departures from the BJP in West Bengal, where she was grouped with other "prominent deserters" during a time of broader accusations of "politics of opportunism" and MLAs acting as "weathercocks" by switching allegiances for personal gain. BJP leaders downplayed the impact of her exit, asserting it would not affect the party's operations in the state. Chatterjee's move was portrayed by some observers as emblematic of celebrity politicians entering the fray for electoral visibility only to withdraw after defeat, though she maintained her decision stemmed from principled dissatisfaction rather than self-interest. No formal charges of were leveled against her in legal or official party proceedings, and her aligned with a pattern of reduced engagement by several Tollywood figures post-polls.

Public reception and impact

Achievements and accolades

Srabanti Chatterjee has garnered recognition primarily through industry awards for her acting in Bengali films. In 2017, she received the Kalakar Award for Best Bengali Film Actress for her performance in Shikari. She was also honored with the "Queen of Tollywood" title at the same ceremony. In 2022, Chatterjee won the Best Actress Award in the Popular Category at the Bengali Film Festival (Ayna) for her role in an unspecified film, as announced on her and reported in entertainment news. For her lead role in Ardhangini (2023), she secured multiple accolades, including the West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Award, a Award at the Filmfare Awards Bangla, and the Tele Cine Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role (Female). These wins highlight her versatility in portraying complex characters. In the Bengali diaspora entertainment circuit, Chatterjee earned the award at the (NABC) in New York around 2016. More recently, in July 2024, she was awarded the NABC Diva of the Decade, recognizing her enduring popularity. Her career achievements include a transition from child artist roles, debuting in (1997), to leading commercially viable films such as Dujone (2009) and Awara (2012), establishing her as a prominent figure in Tollywood. However, formal accolades remain limited compared to peers, with no major national awards like National Film Awards documented.

Criticisms from media and public

Chatterjee encountered media scrutiny for entering politics with limited prior experience, particularly after joining the BJP ahead of the 2021 West Bengal assembly elections and contesting unsuccessfully from West against TMC's Partha Chatterjee. Following her electoral defeat, BJP leader and former Governor criticized her along with fellow actress candidates Parno Mitra and as "politically stupid" in tweets on May 4, 2021, faulting their campaign decisions, including traveling in an air-conditioned luxury bus deemed out of touch with voters. Her decision to quit the BJP on November 11, 2021—seven months after joining and citing the party's "lack of initiative and sincerity" for —prompted portrayals in media as a short-lived political stint, adding to perceptions of her venture as impulsive. When she attended a TMC program on November 25, 2021, BJP state president accused her of opportunism, remarking that the party was "happy to get rid of such opportunists" who offered only "lip service." Public criticism has manifested through trolling, which Chatterjee acknowledged in a February 2023 , stating that repeated scrutiny had taught her to stay calm and focus on work rather than be affected. In March 2022, she faced additional media and public attention for allegedly breaching the Wildlife Protection Act by posing with a chained during a shoot, though she claimed ignorance of the law and cooperated with forest officials' inquiry.

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