
Acting
Debu Bose
Born 1942-12-02 · Orissa, British India [now India]
Debu Bose was a highly respected Indian actor and former classical dancer, best remembered for his extensive and influential work in the Odia film industry. Born into a Kayastha family in Odisha during the British Raj, his passion for the performing arts began early in his life. While pursuing his college degree in Berhampur, he became an active member of the Ganjam Kala Parishad and frequently participated in various regional dance dramas. Deeply drawn to the art of dance, he went on to receive formal classical training under the tutelage of the legendary Odissi dancer Kelucharan Mohapatra, laying a strong artistic foundation for his future career. Bose's entry into the entertainment industry initially stemmed from his dance background. He started his career as a dancer and assistant choreographer in the 1974 film Mana Akasha, directed by Nitai Palit. He officially made his acting debut in the 1980 film Tapasya and quickly transitioned into one of Ollywood's most prolific and recognizable character actors. Over a remarkably long career spanning four decades, he acted in more than 120 films, delivering memorable performances in beloved movies such as Samay Kheluchhi Chaka Bhaunri, Ki Heba Sua Posile, Pua Moro Kala Thakura, Phula Chandana, Kaberi, Sahari Bagha, and Suna Chadhei. Beyond his cinematic achievements, he remained deeply committed to the stage, actively associating with the regional theater group Diganta and directing several successful plays. His final film appearance was in the 2014 movie Raasta. After a long and illustrious life dedicated to the arts, Debu Bose passed away at the age of 75 on August 22, 2018, while undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Hyderabad. His death, which resulted from a cardiac arrest following a history of heart-related illnesses, was met with widespread grief. The Ollywood film fraternity and his countless fans deeply mourned his passing, honoring his immense contributions to the screen and stage, and dubbing his departure as an irreparable loss to Odia cinema and culture.
Acting credits
NROriya artist Raju comes to a village to capture the beauties of nature in his canvas where he falls in love with Chumki. Phula, another village girl, also falls for Raju.
Paradesi Babu
1999
NRCircumstance compel Gita to marry Raju. But the marriage is a contact one for one year. After the contract elapses Raju left Gita. But He can't forget Geeta's Love & sacrifice and wants reunite, but Gita refuses.
Suhaga Sindura
1996
6.0Abinash get killed by mafia don Bikram. Abinash's son Arjun take revenge by killing him.
Arjun
2005
10.0A man from lower social background qualifies and gets an administration job and to match his higher social occupation, he leaves his family, friends, and fiance. But gradually he understands his mistake and returns for his people. Finally he finds his wrong decision for the mining in his village has lead to the destruction and down fall of his people and everyone lives the village and him behind alone.
Hakim Babu
1985
NRPuja, the only daughter of Devendra marries Ajay against the will of her father and leaves home.
Suna Panjuri
1995
Prema, a daughter of a school teacher, returns to her village after spending a few decades in a city. She buys the biggest estate in the village to prove a point.
Manini
1986
7.0There is a lakhsman rekha which all brothers try to cross. And in the end.. Only the heroin is capable of crossing which certainly makes this a amazing legendary epic movie...
Laxman Rekha
1996
6.0Anadi Shankar & Ram Shankar are two brothers. Anadi marries a girl of another caste and get debarred from his families property. Ultimately Ram get hold of the whole property. Anadi decided to destroy Ram & his family with the help of his uncle.
Kula Nandan
1995
NRShradhanjali is a famous 1993 Odia film that marked the acting debut of superstar Sidhant Mohapatra
Shradhanjali
1994
6.0After the death of his mother, a young boy gets adopted by a policeman and his family. Complications arise when he crosses paths with his biological father.
Kalki Abatar
1999
NRMini doesn't like the present educational pattern. Without being able to compromise she is frequently transferred from one school to another. Finally she starts her own school.
Aw Aakare Aa
2003
6.0Movie starring Tanmay Mohanty, Hara Patnaik, Uttam Mohanty and directed by S K Muralidharan.
To Akhire Mun
2010
No synopsis available yet.
Gruhalakshmi
1985
Film starring Ajit Das, Tandra Roy and Swarup Nayak
Para Jhia Ghara Bhangena
1985
6.0Movie starring Siddhant Mahapatra, Anubhav Mohanty, Anu Choudhury, Barsa Priyadarshini, Mihir Das and directed by Sanjay Nayak and Basant Sahu.
Topae Sindura Di Topa Luha
2005
6.0The story of this film is totally based on love and sacrifice.
Sasu Ghara Chali Jibi
2006
NRNo synopsis available yet.
Sei Jhiati
2002
NRNo synopsis available yet.
Kaberi
1984
6.0Debendra, a reputed industrialist lost everything in a fraud case. He lives with daughter Binni. Soon Binni get married and is killed by her in-laws. Her spirit enters in dolly body to take revenge.
Kandhei Akhire Luha
1997
Nisha, the daughter of a wealthy businessman, marries Sanjay, a forest officer, against her father's will. However, their blissful marriage is disrupted when circumstances force them to separate.
Mo Kola To Jhulana
2001
6.0Twin brothers Jaga and Kalia get separated during their childhood because of their evil uncle. Years later, the two brothers meet and Kalia decides to rescue Jaga from their uncle's torture.
Thank You Bhagban
2006
2013 Oriya film
Hata Dhari Chalutha
2013
6.0Virabha, an evil 'tantrik' aims to be powerful to satisfy his greed. He tries to please Goddess Kali by killing innocent girls who are unmarried.
De Maa Shakti De
2006
6.0The film revolves around the life of a young woman named Narayani, who is portrayed as a strong, independent, and self-respecting individual. The story is set in a rural backdrop and explores themes of women's empowerment, social justice, and the struggle against societal norms and injustices. Narayani's character is depicted as a symbol of resilience and courage, as she fights against the oppressive forces in her life, including patriarchal dominance and social evils.
Nari Nuhen Tu Narayani
2007