“I had traveled a long way from Chambal to Kulasekara Patnam,” says Seema Biswas.
The special screening of Om Kali Jai Kali received a phenomenal response.
Some audience who watched the movie felt an intense divine presence, as if the spirit of the goddess had descended upo n them. The atmosphere was heightened by religi ous devotees who lit camphor, creating a mystical, almost sacred ambiance. The ent ire place took on a festive look, brimming with energy and reverence.
The cast of the series was celebrated, with Seema Biswas, who played a pivotal role, dr awing particular admiration. Reflecting on her journey, she recalled her iconic perform ance in Bandit Queen and expressed confid ence that her role as Kathadi would surpass even her most acclaimed past performance s.
She also spoke about the numerous challen ges faced during filming, including serious injuries to both artists and technicians. “Th e terrains of Kulasekara Patnam and Cham bal Valley are equally unforgiving, but the people were incredibly warm. I was treated with immense respect and love . Some beli eve that the very essence of Kali demands such sacrifices, and those involved in the film are confident that their hardships and bloodshed will not be in vain, but rather, will be rewarded in ways yet to unfold she add ed .
I strongly believe that the spirit of Kali is n ot merely invoked—it is endured, success is ensured when we find faith in our work too.