Jeet: ‘Revolution never ends,’ connects Ananta Singh to today’s student protests

Bengali actor Jeet, known for his web series Khakee: The Bengal Chapter, has chosen not to release his latest film Keu Bole Biplobi Keu Bole Dakat across India, despite its theme of freedom fighter Ananta Singh. He told Hindustan Times that the story has a local connection and the pan-India film concept is dissolving, as South films have struggled to penetrate the North.

Jeet plays nine avatars of Ananta Singh in the film, which released on Independence Day in West Bengal. He drew parallels between Ananta's revolution and recent student protests in India, saying revolution never ends. "We are now fighting battles inside our homes, earlier we were slaves to outsiders," he said. "If that history wasn't there, we wouldn't be here today."

Jeet advised the youth that achieving big things requires taking a difficult path. He has not announced any new Hindi project after Khakee, saying he believes in destiny. If the film performs well locally, a wider release may be considered.