Rudranil Ghosh

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Rudranil Ghosh
Ghosh at the hunger strike protests against West Bengal primary teachers' recruitment scam, at Salt Lake in October 2022
Member of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly
Incumbent
Assumed office
4 May 2026
Preceded byManoj Tiwary
ConstituencyShibpur
President of West Bengal State Council of Technical and Vocational Education and Skill Development
In office
2014[1]–2020[2]
Preceded bySushmit Halder
Personal details
Born (1975-01-06) 6 January 1975
Howrah, India
PartyBharatiya Janata Party (2021–present)[3]
Trinamool Congress (2011–2020)[4]
Communist Party of India (Marxist) (1991–2011)
EducationNarasinha Dutt College
ProfessionActor, Politician

Rudranil Ghosh (born 6 January 1975)[5] is an Indian actor, writer and politician who works primarily in Bengali cinema. He began his acting career in the 2000s and has appeared in films including Kantatar, Refugee, Chalo Let's Go, Kaalbela, Vinci Da and Kedara. He has also worked in Bengali television and web series and has written screenplays and dialogues for films.[6]

Ghosh has received recognition for his work as an actor, including the West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards for Best Actor in a Supporting Role for Kedara in 2020. He has also received recognition at other award ceremonies, including the Filmfare Awards Bangla, Anandalok Puraskar, and Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards, for his work in Bengali cinema.[7]

Alongside his work in the entertainment industry, Ghosh has been involved in politics. He has been associated with the Communist Party of India (Marxist), the All India Trinamool Congress and the Bharatiya Janata Party. He was elected to the West Bengal Legislative Assembly from Shibpur Assembly constituency in the 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election.[8]

Early life and education

Rudranil Ghosh was born on 6 January 1975 in Shibpur, Howrah.[9] He completed his early education from Santragachi Kedarnath Institution, Howrah under the West Bengal Board of Secondary Education.[10] He graduated in 1995, from the Narasinha Dutt College, which is affiliated with the University of Calcutta.[11]

Political career

Initially he was a student leader of the Left Front.[4] He later joined in the Trinamool Congress and became the chairman of the West Bengal State Council of Vocational Education and Training.[2]

Thereafter in 2021, he became a member of Bharatiya Janata Party.[12] He contested from Bhabanipur Assembly constituency in the 2021 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election against TMC leader Sovandeb Chatterjee and lost by a margin of 28,719 votes.[13] He won the 2026 West Bengal Legislative Assembly election from Shibpur Assembly constituency by a margin of 16,058 votes.[14]

Career

2010–2019: Early career

Ghosh began his acting career in Bengali television and theatre. He appeared in television productions and subsequently made his debut in Bengali cinema with supporting roles. His early film work included Kantatar (2005), Refugee (2006), Chalo Let's Go (2008), Kaalbela (2009) and 033 (2009), among others.[15] He continued to work in theatre, appearing in the play Fyataru in 2006.[16]

2010–2019: Wider recognition

During the 2010s, Ghosh became a regular presence in Bengali films, appearing in both comedy and drama productions.[17] His most prominent credits during this period include Katmundu (2015), Rajkahini (2015), Kelor Kirti (2016), Uma (2018) and Ek Je Chhilo Raja (2018).[18][19] In 2019, he appeared in several films, including Shah Jahan Regency, Vinci Da, Bibaho Obhijaan and Satyanweshi Byomkesh.[20] He also played the lead role in the independent production Zombiesthaan (2019).[21]

Alongside his acting work, Ghosh also began contributing to films as a screenwriter. He wrote the story for films like Vinci Da and Bibaho Obhijaan.[22] His work in ensemble projects and critically acclaimed films such as Hawa Bodol (2013) and Khaad (2014) included roles in both dark comedy and drama.[23] During this decade, he received several awards for his performances, including the West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Award for Best Actor in a Supporting Role.[6]

2020–2024: Expansion into film and streaming

Ghosh continued working in Bengali cinema during the early 2020s, besides debuting in streaming productions and Hindi cinema. He appeared in Kedara, for which he received recognition for his supporting performance, and subsequently in films including Abhijaan and Abar Bibaho Obhijaan (2023). The latter was a sequel to Bibaho Obhijaan (2019).[24] He wrote the screenplay and dialogues for both the films.[25]

In the same period, he returned to theatre after a 17-year gap, joining the production Agnijol in 2023.[16] He appeared in the web series Shabash Feluda in 2023 as Nishikanto Sarkar.[26] His Hindi-film debut included a role in the 2024 sports drama Maidaan, in which he appeared alongside Ajay Devgn, Priyamani and Gajraj Rao.[27]

2025–present: Continued film and streaming work

In 2025, Ghosh appeared in Dhumketu, which had remained in production hell since 2016 before finally receiving a theatrical release in August 2025.[28] His supporting role in the film was widely appreciated and earned him multiple awards.[29] In the same year, he played the lead role in the independent black comedy venture The Academy of Fine Arts.[30] In 2026, he reprised his role as Raj in Abar Hawa Bodol, a sequel to Hawa Bodol (2013).[31]

In January 2004, while performing the play Fyataru, Ghosh was accused of rape, cheating, and a breach of a promise to marry by actress Oindrila Chakraborty, who was his alleged live-in partner.[32] The complaint was filed at Regent Park police station.[33] In July 2014, the Alipore court acquitted Ghosh of the charges.[34]

Electoral History

# House Constituency Year Poll type Winner

(Party)

 Runner- Up

(Party)

 Outcome
1 West Bengal Legislative Assembly Bhabanipur 2021 Main Election Sovandeb Chattopadhyay

(Trinamool Congress)

 Rudranil Ghosh

(Bharatiya Janata Party)

 Lost
2 Shibpur 2026 Rudranil Ghosh

(Bharatiya Janata Party)

 Rana Chatterjee

(Trinamool Congress)

 Won

Filmography

Key
† Denotes films that have not yet been released
  • All films are in Bengali language, unless otherwise noted.
YearFilmRoleNotesRef.
2005 Kantatar —N/a Marked his feature film debut [35]
2006 Refugee Ashok [15]
2007 Bonobhumi —N/a [36]
Kaal Ratan [37]
Our Time Ratan da [38]
2008 Hello Kolkata Animesh [39]
Chalo Let's Go Hari [40]
Sabdhan Pancha Aashche —N/a Incomplete film, permanently shelved [41]
Chha-e Chhuti Rudra [42]
Teen Yaari Katha Shyamal [43]
Chirodini Tumi Je Amar Ali [44]
2009 Angshumaner Chhobi Rajiv [45]
Durga —N/a
Chora Bali —N/a [46]
Kaler Rakhal A young Bohurupi performer [47]
Kaalbela Tridib [48]
033 Rudra, a keyboardist [49]
2010 Love Circus Salim [50]
Jor Jar Mulluk Tar Rudra [51]
Thana Theke Aschi Rajat [52]
Lukochurii —N/a [53]
Mela Ratan [54]
Byomkesh Bakshi Prabhat [55]
The Japanese Wife Fatik [56]
2011 Bye Bye Bangkok Sadhucharan Das [57]
Jiyo Kaka Asiful [58]
Necklace Keshtopada [59]
Chaplin Bangshi Das [60]
2012 Bedroom Deb [61]
Elar Char Adhyay Botu [62]
Balukabela.com Rabin [63]
Ekla Akash A film producer [64]
Accident Karthik Mondol [65]
2013 Basanta Utsav A bachelor neighbour [66]
Hawa Bodol Raj [67]
Proloy Prasanta [68]
Ashare Goppo Gobordhan Maity [69]
2014KhaadPaltan[70]
2015Roga Howar Sohoj UpayeNandan[71]
RajkahiniSujon[72]
KatmunduSiddarth[73]
BlackRoni[74]
2016Kelor KirtiUrvashi's friend[75]
Love ExpressDrunk driver[76]
2017K: Secret EyePrivate Investigator K[77]
2018HoneymoonChitoo[78]
Ek Je Chhilo RajaDoctor Ashwini Dasgupta[79]
Amar SahorSrijit, a news editor
UmaGobindo[80]
2019 Shah Jahan Regency Barun Raha [81]
Thai CurryNitin[82]
Vinci DaVinci DaCo-wrote the story with Srijit Mukherjee[83]
ZombiesthaanAnil[84]
Bibaho ObhijaanRajatAlso contributed as a writer, receiving credits for the story, screenplay and dialogues[85]
Satyanweshi Byomkesh Ajit Bandyopadhyay [86]
2020 Dracula Sir Katu Mallick [87]
2021 Pratidwandi Sukumar Sen [88]
2022 Swastik Sanket Subhas Chatterjee [89]
Abar Bochhor Koori Pore Dutta [90]
2023 Abar Bibaho Obhijaan Rajat Also contributed as a writer, receiving credits for the story, screenplay and dialogues [91]
2024 Maidaan Subhankar Sengupta Marked his Hindi-language feature film debut [92]
2025 DhumketuJogesh Chandra Sharma[93]
2025 The Academy of Fine Arts Dinabandhu "Dinu" Mitra [94]
2026 Abar Hawa Bodol Raj Released after being stuck in production hell for ten years [95]
2027 Maharaja Tomare Selam TBA [96]

Television

YearTelevision seriesRoleNetworkLanguageNotesRef.
2000-2005 Ek Akasher Niche Probal Alpha Bangla Bengali Marked his television debut; Soap opera [97]
2005 Din Pratidin —N/a Zee Bangla Soap opera [98]
Nader Chand A college student Tara Bangla Telefilm [99]
2014 Byomkesh Bangshidar ETV Bangla Television series [100]

Web series

YearTitleRoleNetworkLanguageNotesRef.
2019-2020 Rahasya Romancha Series Jhontu Hoichoi Bengali Cameo appearance; Marked his web series debut [101]
2023 Shabash FeludaNishikanto SarkarZEE5Based on Satyajit Ray's novel Gangtokey Gondogol[102]
GentlemenMeghAddatimes[103]
2025 Ganoshotru Hubba Shyamal ZEE5 Anthology series [104]

Accolades

Year Award Ceremony Category Film Result Ref.
2007 BFJA Award —N/a Best Supporting Actor Kantatar Won [105]
—N/a Refugee Won
2020 WBFJA Awards 4th WBFJA Awards Best Actor in a Supporting Role Kedara Won [106]
Best Actor Vinci Da Nominated
2021 Filmfare Awards Bangla 4th Filmfare Awards Bangla Best Story Won
(Co-won with Srijit Mukherjee)		 [107]
Best Actor Nominated
Best Supporting Actor Kedara Nominated
2022 WBFJA Awards 5th WBFJA Awards Best Actor in a Negative Role Dracula Sir Nominated [108]
2023 6th WBFJA Awards Best Actor in a Supporting Role Abhijaan Nominated [109]
Best Actor in a Comic Role Abar Bochhor Koori Pore Nominated
2026 WBFJA Awards 9th WBFJA Awards Best Actor in a Supporting Role Dhumketu Won [110]

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