Bengali Film Directors Strike in Solidarity Amid Technicians' Protest

Bengali film directors have initiated an indefinite ceasework to support Rahool Mukherjee after technicians refused to work under him. The Directors Association of Eastern India called for the strike, asserting that technicians' actions were damaging the industry. Prominent directors demand an amicable resolution to the issue.

Bengali film directors have announced an indefinite strike starting Monday in solidarity with filmmaker Rahool Mukherjee, amid technicians' refusal to work under him.

On Sunday night, the Directors Association of Eastern India declared their support, halting all shooting schedules until the directors' concerns are amicably resolved.

Rahool Mukherjee, previously given approval by the Directors Guild to work as a creative producer, faced a boycott from technicians refusing to accept him as director, leading to the cancellation of a shoot on July 27.

(With inputs from agencies.)