Aanchol

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Aanchol
Genre	Drama Comedy Romance
Created by	Blues Productions
Written by	Story Dialogues
Directed by	Rajendra Prasad Das
Starring	Rupanjana Mitra
Theme music composer
Country of origin	India
Original language	Bengali
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	752
Production
Producer
Production location	Kolkata
Running time	20 minutes
Production company	Blues Productions
Release
Original network	Star Jalsha
Picture format	576i SDTV 1080i HDTV
Original release	18 June 2012 (2012-06-18) – 8 November 2014 (2014-11-08)
Chronology
Preceded by	Sindoorkhela
Followed by	Thik Jeno Love Story
External links
Website

Aanchol was a Bengali television serial which launched on 18 June 2012 just after Star Jalsha's rebrand. It used to air on 9 PM IST. It went off-air on 8 November 2014.

Tushu sets out to avenge the insult on her family. Watch her journey to empowerment and her attempt at making the women in her village self-sufficient.

Cast[]

• Sriparna Roy as Tusu Roy / Adrija
• Rezwan Rabbani Sheikh as Kushan Roy aka Kush
• Riya Roy as Kritiksha Roy
• Misty Singh as Bhadu
• Suman Banerjee as Bhadu's husband
• Subhankar Saha as Arindam Mukherjee aka Bittoo
• Rupanjana Mitra as Geeta Sen
• Bhaskar Banerjee as Somnath Sen
• Biplab Dasgupta as Aditi's husband
• Moumita Gupta / Swagata Mukherjee as Aditi Roy
• Sanjib Sarkar as Kartik Das
• Sreela Majumdar as Jhumur Das
• Tapashi Roy Choudhury as Indrani
• Sucheta Chakraborty as Jaya Sen
• Pijush Ganguly as Late Bishwanath Sen
• Bimal Chakraborty / Arindam Ganguly as Poltu Poddar (PP)
• Riya Ganguly Chakraborty as Munni
• Mafin Chakraborty as Ketoki Talukdar (KT)
• Saon Dey as Shaon
• Sayantani Majumdar as Stuti
• Vikramjit Chowdhury as Nishant Roy
• Raj Bhattacharya as Rajeshwar
• Arijit Chowdhury as Siddhartha aka Sid
• Chandan Sen as Kailash
• Sarbari Mukherjee as Rajeswar's mother

Track List[]

• Vadu Amar Garobini
• Sawan Gagane Ghor Ghanaghata
• Jhulan Rate Dole Shyam Rai
• Ai Ai Re Ai
• Chok Jure Swapno (New)
• Tushur Choyai
• Rajkonne Torejonne
• My name is ch8ngri
• Alo Amar Alo
• Hat Bariye Jake
• Lets Go
• Urte Urte Mon
• Mon Jake Chai Take Pay Na
• Shiter Ushno Tamo Din
• Bojhe Na Bojhe Na
• Probha Shari
• Lets Go

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References[]

External links[]

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