In a gripping showdown, Bikram defeats the antagonist, restoring peace to the region. The film ends with Bikram walking away, having done his duty, reminding the audience that while the lion may rest, it is always watching.
| | Details | |---|---| | Title | Bikram Singha: The Lion Is Back | | Original Language | Bengali | | Release Date | 25 May 2012 | | Director | Rajib Biswas (Rajiv Kumar Biswas) | | Production Company | Eskay Movies | | Music Directors | Bappi Lahiri, Shree Pritam | | Runtime | Approximately 150 minutes | | CBFC Rating | 'A' (Adult) Certificate | | Budget | Approximately ₹7 crore |
The film features a heavily stylized soundtrack composed by the legendary along with Shree Pritam. The songs were designed to match the fast-paced nature of the script, drawing stylistic inspiration from 1990s Bollywood blockbusters. A notable highlight includes the high-energy item number "Na Champa Na Chameli" , which featured a special guest appearance by Bollywood starlet Mahek Chahal , marking her formal entrance into the Bengali film industry.
Featuring superstar in a rare, explosive dual role, the film completely transformed the actor's screen image from subtle romantic lead to an aggressive action icon. Key Movie Overview Release Date May 25, 2012 Director Rajib Biswas Lead Cast Prosenjit Chatterjee, Richa Gangopadhyay, Supriyo Dutta Music Director Bappi Lahiri, Shree Pritam Production House Eskay Movies Original Story V. Vijayendra Prasad The Dual Plotlines: Gupi vs. ACP Bikram Singha Roy Bikram Singha The Lion Is Back -2012- -MovieBaa...
Dual roles as Gupi (the conman) and ACP Bikram Singha Roy Richa Gangopadhyay: Madhu Supriyo Dutta: Kali (the main antagonist) Ashmee Ghosh: Baby Titli / Osmita Anusmriti Sarkar: Ritwika Mitro
The film generally received positive reviews for its high-octane action and Prosenjit’s performance. Reviewers from The Times of India
: Playing the female lead, Madhumita, she brought charm and vibrant energy to the screen, sharing excellent chemistry with Prosenjit. In a gripping showdown, Bikram defeats the antagonist,
The film remains a quintessential watch for fans of Bengali commercial cinema, celebrated for its energetic action sequences, Prosenjit's formidable dual performance, and its unabashed, masala-filled entertainment. It truly brought the lion back to the Bengali film industry with a deafening roar.
Marking her definitive debut in Bengali cinema, the former Miss India USA brought vibrant energy and strong romantic chemistry to the screen. Her performance as Madhu balanced traditional glamour with expressive comic timing.
: Delivering a genuinely terrifying performance, Dutta elevated the film as the main antagonist. His portrayal of a lawless, violent rural warlord remains one of his most memorable villainous roles. The songs were designed to match the fast-paced
The Roar of Masala Cinema: A Deep Dive into Bikram Singha: The Lion Is Back (2012)
Check YouTube, or search for the Hindi-dubbed version on platforms like MovieBaa, Dailymotion, or older DVD rips. Just remember to leave your brain at the door—because The Lion Is Back , and he doesn’t care about logic.
: This project stood out as her debut Bengali film, where her screen presence offered a bright romantic contrast to the film's gritty, hyper-violent tone.