Acclaimed Bengali Crime Thriller Madam Sengupta starring Rituparna Sengupta & Rahul Bose Arrives in Hindi on Ultra Play

Mumbai, Mar 11th: Ultra Play OTT is set to bring the acclaimed Bengali crime thriller Madam Sengupta to digital audiences across India, with the film premiering on the platform on 13th March 2026. Starring celebrated Bengali actress Rituparna Sengupta alongside Rahul Bose, Kaushik Sen, and Ananya Chatterjee, the film is directed by Sayantan Ghoshal and blends elements of crime, drama, and psychological intrigue.

At the heart of Madam Sengupta is a gripping story of a renowned cartoonist whose life takes a dark turn when she begins searching for answers behind her daughter’s mysterious death. As her investigation unfolds, it reveals a chilling trail of poetic murders that slowly points back to someone from her past—her estranged ex-husband. What follows is an intense narrative where art, obsession, and buried secrets collide, gradually exposing the darker layers of Kolkata’s cultural and social landscape.

Bengali cinema has long been celebrated for its rich storytelling tradition, literary depth, and powerful performances. Over the decades, it has produced films that combine artistic sensibilities with compelling narratives, making it one of India’s most respected regional film industries. With Madam Sengupta, Ultra Play continues to spotlight such notable regional stories and bring them to a wider digital audience.

As part of its effort to make regional cinema accessible across the country, Ultra Play is also presenting the film in Hindi, allowing viewers beyond Bengali-speaking audiences to engage with the story without language barriers. By dubbing original regional titles into Hindi, the platform aims to expand the reach of diverse Indian storytelling and introduce audiences to compelling narratives from different parts of the country.

With its intriguing premise and strong performances, Madam Sengupta adds to Ultra Play’s growing slate of regional films presented for a nationwide audience.