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Doctor's Duty: Family, Love, and Ethical Dilemmas
21 Aug
Summary
- Film explores medical ethics, duty, and relationships.
- A doctor's son and his ward pursue medical careers.
- Their path tests loyalty, ethics, and ambitions.
The upcoming film Daktarkaku, slated for a September 18 release, delves into the medical profession's complexities through an emotional narrative.
It follows Dr. Dilip Saha, a devoted physician balancing his lifelong commitment to patients with family responsibilities. His son, Pushkin, and Pocha, a young boy under Dr. Saha's care, grow up closely bonded and aspire to follow in his footsteps as doctors.
The plot thickens as Pushkin's romantic involvement with Sheetal Damani, daughter of a private hospital chain owner, introduces them to a new professional landscape. This intersection of personal and professional lives ultimately tests their ethical grounding and aspirations.
Starring Prosenjit Chatterjee as Dr. Dilip Saha, the film also features Riddhi Sen, Ena Saha, Rajatava Dutta, and Pavel in key roles. Pavel has penned the story, screenplay, and directed the movie, with music by Ranojoy Bhattacharya, Arnab Dutta, and Souptik Majumdar.
