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Dev
দেব
Dev
Born
Deepak Adhikari

(1982-12-25) 25 December 1982 (age 42)
Mahisha, West Bengal, India
NationalityIndian
OccupationActor
Years active2005–present

Dev (Template:Lang-bn) (born Deepak Adhikari on 25 December 1982) is a Bengali film actor.[1][2] He made his acting debut in the film Agnishapath released in 2006. He is one of the biggest superstar and highest paid actor in Tollywood.

In addition to the films, he also endorses several brands such as Vivel-ITC Limited,[3] Royal Stag,[4] Shricon TMT Bars,[5][6][7][8] Breakfresh Bisciuts.[9] Recently, the brand new Bengali movie channel Jalsha Movies, has signed Dev as its brand ambassador.[10]

Biography

Dev was born in Mahisha, a small village near Keshpur, to Guru and Mousumi Adhikari. He has a sister, Deepali. His nickname is Raju. He spent his childhood living with his maternal uncle in Chandrakona; after that, he was brought up in Mumbai. He attended Purushottam High School, in Bandra, and Bharatiya Vidyapeeth University, in Pune, receiving a Diploma in Computer engineering from the latter. After receiving his diploma, Dev returned to Mumbai and started his film career as an observer on the set of Abbas-Mustan’s Taarzan: The Wonder Car. He also did an acting course at the Kishore Namit Kapoor Acting Academy.

Film career

Dev with producer Nispal Singh Rane during shooting of Mon mane na

2005–07

His first role as leading actor was in the 2005 film Agnishapath, directed by Prabir Nandi, opposite Rachana Banerjee. The film could not do much at the box office and declared as flop. By this point, the film I Love You, directed by Ravi Kinnagi, was in development at Shree Venkatesh Films. Dev met with the producers and bagged the male lead role.[11]

Despite the financial success of I Love You, Dev did not take on any other roles for about 14 months. He went to Mumbai, and, dedicated to improving himself, learned dance and trained under fight choreographer Aejaz Gulab (of Shootout at Lokhandwala and Mission Istaanbul).

2008–10

Dev returned to acting in director Raj Chakraborty's action-romance Challenge, opposite Subhashree Ganguly.[12] The film was a huge hit in West Bengal, giving Dev a considerable popularity boost.

Dev did item songs like "Pante Tali," as special appearance in the film Chirodini Tumi Je Amar, the track as well as the video were very successful. He also performed an additional item number in the film Jackpot, directed by Kaushik Ganguly.[13] The song was a remake of "Jibone ki Pabona," a track originally performed by Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee. As special appearance Dev also appeared in Ekti Tarar Khonje directed by Abhik Mukhopadhyay.[14]

In December 2010, Indian romantic Bengali film Shedin Dekha Hoyechilo starring Dev and Srabanti Chatterjee released, directed by Sujit Mondol and produced by Shree Venkatesh Films. This is the second collaboration between Dev and Sujit Mondol. This movie was one of the biggest hits of 2010. The title track of the movie being shot at Switzarland is one of the best romantic songs of tollywood ever. The chemistry between Dev and Srabanti is so mellifluous that it added a new flavour which was tremendously appreciated by the audience and critics. The film had an item number by Samidh and Rishi "Khokababu jaye, Lal juto paye" which was the entry song for Dev in the movie. The song's choreographer Baba Yadav said,"Dev has done a great job. There's no doubt that he is an amazing dancer. We shot the sequence over three-and-a-half days before rehearsing for the same 24x7. I wanted everyone to be thorough with the steps. Hence, I left no stone unturned to get the desired result. I have choreographed trendy steps in the locking-popping style. What I like about Dev is the fact that he enjoys dancing. This shows in his movements."[15] "Khokababu jaye, Lal juto paye" was most costliest song of Tollywood ( costing nearly 50-6 million )[15] till Khokababu released in January 2012 having item number "Dance maare Khokababu" which is costlier than "Khokababu jaye, Lal juto paye".

In 2010, Dev received the "STAR Ananda SHERA NOTUN PROTIBHA AWARD," from the prestigious SHERA BANGALI AWARDS 2010.[16][17][18]

2011–present

In June 2011, Dev starrer Paglu was released co–starring Koel Mallick and directed by Rajib Biswas. Being produced by Surinder Films, this movie was highest opener in Tollywood history before Challenge 2 released in October 2012. Paglu is highest in terms of earning T.R.P on Bengali television till date, having an awesome T.R.P of 12.25, when it was telecasted on Star Jalsa. It even left 3 Idiots behind in T.R.P. battle.[19] As per Sree Venkatesh distribution head, Debasis Sarkar - "Paglu released in 166 theatres across Bengal in the first week. The second week has seen the number of theatres rising to 169. The movie is running in 17 theatres in Kolkata. The gross collections till Monday's (13 June) matinee show have crossed Rs 50 million."[20] The film was a super entertainer. It was extremely well packaged, whether it is songs, drama and action. Paglu was such a hit in Bengal, that even Salman Khan's Ready was relegated to second or third place in the region.[21] This film also introduced martial art in Bengali cinema and Dev as the first martial art hero. The director said - " Dev was superb with the action sequences. He did some martial art stunts and also learnt kickboxing for two months only for my movie. I was amazed with his dedication. Bengali films haven't ever seen such action sequences before. There is a train and a bike chase sequence that was shot by Zoyeb and Dev. I was literally scared when they were shooting this sequence without any body double. Hats off to their courage".[22][23][24][25]

In November 2011, his movie Romeo, directed by Sujit Mondol and co-starring Subhashree Ganguly,[26] was released and earned Dev commendations from all sections of audience and from critics. The movie also saw Dev-Subhashree, the most talked jodi of Tollywood and that too after two years.[27][28][29][30]

In January 2012, Dev starred in Khokababu, the 2nd highest-grossing Tollywood film, once again opposite Subhashree Ganguly. The film directed by Shankar Aiyya and produced by Ashok Dhanuka Himanshu Dhanuka of Eskay Movies, is longest running movie of 2012 remaining in theater for more than 300 days.[31] The film had an item number "Dance Maare Khokababu" which was the costliest song of Tollywood[32][33] till Challenge 2 released in October 2012, whose title track "Challenge nibi na sala" broke the record to become the costliest song till now made in Tollywood.

In October 2012, Dev's film Challenge 2 co–starring Pooja Bose[34] was released in 270 theaters across India including West Bengal, Kolkata, Mumbai, Delhi, Bihar, Assam, Tripura, Madhya Pradesh and Chattisgarh.[35][36][37][38][39] Directed by Raja Chanda and produced by Shree Venkatesh Films this is the most expensive movie made so far in Tollywood with a budget of ₹140 million (US$1.6 million).[40][41] It broke many records in the Tollywood upon release by taking the largest nationwide opening, earning ₹113.5 million (US$1.3 million)( i.e. 80% of its Budget ) in 4 days.[42] The record first week box office collection of Challenge 2 is ₹198 million (US$2.3 million) breaking the previously first week record collection of Paglu (Paglu collected ₹41.5 million (US$490,000) in its first week)[43] by a huge gap. This movie is highest opener in history of Tollywood having over 95 per cent occupancy rate in theaters of West Bengal & Kolkata and 60 per cent occupancy rate in other states. Also this movie is highest grossing movie till now in tollywood overtaking Khokababu with big difference, thus becoming all-time blockbuster movie in Tollywood.[44][45][46]

Non-film work

Television

In November 2011, as a speacial appearance in Raj Chakraborty's serial 'Sobinoy Nibedon' in Sananda TV, with a bevy of beauties wrapped around him, Dev showed his Romeo side, dancing to Ami Romeo, Khokababu jaye, Gal mitthi mitthi bol and Paglu thoda sa karle romance. “I wish Naina and Joydeep a very happy married life,” Dev later told t2.[47] Again in March 2012, Dev appeared in a holi speacial show 'Ronger Anandey' at Sananda TV.[48][49]

In April 2010 and again in December 2011, he entered as a special guest in Mirakkel Akkel Challenger, an Indian Reality Show on Zee Bangla hosted by Mir Afsar Ali and directed by Subhankar Chattopadhyay.[50][51][52]

Stage

Dev has given many stage performances and has participated in several concerts. In 2007, he performed in the Bengal Film Journalists' Association(BFJA) awards 2007.[53] In 2009, he performed in ETV bangla prathama in a Bengali TV channel ETV Bangla. He performed in a concert also, Mon Mane Na concert in 2009. Being a terrific dancer, he's also a brilliant stage performer. He also performed in many award functions as in Star Jalsha Entertaintment Awards 2009, Star Jalsha Entertaintment Awards 2010, Zee Banglar Gourav Samman 2011, Star Jalsha Entertaintment Awards 2011, Jaya Hey, Zee Bangalar Gourav Samman 2012.[54][55]

Special appearances

Dev had speacial appearances in many films. In 2009, he appeared as a cameo in the item song "Pante tali" of Chirodini Tumi Je Amar directed by Raj Chakraborty and produced by Shree Venkatesh Films.[56] The song was one of the leading chartbuster songs of the year. In the same year he appeared in an additional item number "" in the film Jackpot, directed by Kaushik Ganguly.The song was a remake of "Jibone ki Pabona," a track originally performed by Bengali actor Soumitra Chatterjee.[57][58]

In 2010, he appeared as DEV himself, as a tollywood superstar in Abhik Mukhopadhyay's Ekti Tarar Khonje.[59][60][61]

In 2012, as a speacial appearance and USP of the movie, Dev is playing as a cameo in Bawali Unlimited directed by Sujit Mondal.[62]

Filmography

Year Movie Director Co-stars Producer
2006 Agnishapath Prabir Nandi Rachana Banerjee Swapan Kumar Saha
2007 I Love You Ravi Kinagi Payal Sarkar Shree Venkatesh Films
2007 Premer Kahini Ravi Kinagi Koel Mallick Shree Venkatesh Films
2008 Chirodini Tumi Je Amar Raj Chakraborty Special Appearance Shree Venkatesh Films
2008 Mon Mane Na Sujit Guha Koel Mallick Surinder Films
2008 Challenge Raj Chakraborty Subhashree Ganguly Shree Venkatesh Films
2009 Poran Jaye Jolia Re Ravi Kinnagi Subhashree Ganguly Shree Venkatesh Films
2009 Dujone Rajib Biswas Srabanti Eskay Movies
2009 Jackpot Kaushik Ganguly Special Appearance Shree Venkatesh Films
2009 Bolo Na Tumi Aamar Sujit Mondal Koel Mallick Surinder Films
2010 Le Chakka Raj Chakraborty Payal Sarkar Srijan Arts
2010 Ekti Tarar Khonje Abhik Mukhopadhyay Special Appearance Shree Venkatesh Films
2010 Dui Prithibi Raj Chakraborty Koel Mallick Shree Venkatesh Films
2010 Shedin Dekha Hoyechilo Sujit Mondal Srabanti Shree Venkatesh Films
2011 Paglu Rajib Biswas Koel Mallick Surinder Films
2011 Romeo Sujit Mondal Subhashree Ganguly Shree Venkatesh Films
2012 Khokababu Shankar Aiyya Subhashree Ganguly Eskay Movies
2012 Paglu 2 Sujit Mondal Koel Mallick Surinder Films
2012 Challenge 2 Raja Chanda Pooja Bose Shree Venkatesh Films
2012 Bawali Unlimited Sujit Mondal Special appearance as a cameo P B Films Limited
2013 Khoka 420 Rajib Biswas Nusrat Jahan, Subhashree Ganguly Eskay movies
2013 Rongbaaz Raja Chanda Koel Mallick Shree Venkatesh Films, Surinder Films
2013 Mafia Raj Chakraborty Koel Mallick, Jeet, Subhasree Ganguly
2013 Chander Pahar Kamaleshwar Mukherjee Gérard Rudolf, Martin Cito Otto Shree Venkatesh Films

Awards and nominations

Year Award Category Film Result
2009 Anandalok Awards Anandalok Awards for Best Actor Challenge[63] Won
2009 Anandalok Awards Anandalok Awards for Best Action Hero Challenge[64] Won
2010 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2010 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2010 for Best Actor Poran Jaye Jolia Re Won
2010 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2010 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2010 for Best Actor Dujone Won
2010 Tele Cine Awards 2010 Tele Cine Awards 2010 for Best Actor Challenge Won
2010 Kalakar Awards 2010 Kalakar Awards 2010 for Best Actor Challenge Won
2010 Star Ananda Shera Bangali awards 2010 STAR Ananda Shera notun Protibha Award Won
2010 Anandalok Awards 2010 Anandalok Awards 2010 for Best Actor (Male) Le Chakka[65][66] Won
2011 Big Bangla Movie Awards 2011 Big Bangla Movie Awards 2011 for Best Actor of the decade Won
2011 Anandalok Awards Anandalok Awards for Best Actor Paglu[67] Won
2011 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2011 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2011 for Best Dancing Sensation Won
2011 Zee Bangla Awards 2011 Zee Bangla Awards 2011 for Best Actor Le Chakka Nominated
2012 Star Guide Bengali film Awards 2012 Star Guide Bengali film Awards 2012 for Best Actor Paglu Won
2012 Anandalok Awards 2012 Anandalok Awards 2012 for Best Actor (Male) Paglu 2[68][69] Nominated
2012 Zee Bangla Awards 2012 Zee Bangla Awards 2012 for Best Actor Khokababu Won
2012 12th Tele Cine Awards 2012 12th Tele Cine Awards 2012 for Best Actor Paglu[70][71] Won
2012 Kalakar Awards 2012 Kalakar Awards 2012 for Best Actor Paglu[72] Won
2013 13th Tele Cine Awards 2013 13th Tele Cine Awards 2013 for Best Actor Challenge 2[73] Nominated
2013 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2013 Star Jalsha Entertainment Awards 2013 for Best Dancing Sensation Won

Book

Book Language Publication Other notes
Aami Dev Bengali Greymind Publications[74] Bengali superstar Dev’s biography

References

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