Jaya Ahsan wins Best Actress Award in India


Published: 12:06 31 January 2026
At the beginning of the new year, popular Bengali actress Jaya Ahsan has once again become the center of discussion after gaining great recognition in India. She has been awarded the Best Actress (Critics) Award for her impeccable and sensitive performance in the film 'Putulnacher Itikotha' produced by director Suman Mukherjee. With this achievement, Jaya has given new proof of her acting skills and popularity.
The award was officially presented to Jaya at the 'Binodaner Sera 24' Awards ceremony organized by the influential media outlet Zee 24 Ghanta in Kolkata. Jaya's performance in this film, based on the timeless novel by legendary writer Manik Banerjee, has already garnered wide acclaim from the audience and critics. She portrays a unique woman on screen with deep emotions, inner tension of the character and realistic expressions.
Jaya Ahsan herself shared the news of receiving the award with her fans on her verified Facebook page. Expressing her feelings about the first big achievement of the year, she said that such a prestigious recognition made her grateful and overwhelmed at the same time. She said that this honor will inspire her to do better.
According to Jaya Ahsan, ‘Putulnacher Itikotha’ is a special and memorable work in her acting career. In this film, the emotions, depth and human aspects of her character have been revealed in a way that has attracted the attention of critics. Many film analysts are mentioning her performance as one of the best performances of the year.
Along with Jaya, popular Kolkata actor Abir Chatterjee plays an important role in the film. The story and production style of the film take the audience to the social reality of a few decades ago, where each character is presented in a complex, lively and lifelike manner. Especially in Jaya’s character, the image of a determined and strong woman of rural Bengal is revealed, which has left a deep impression on the audience.
Numerous stars from the entertainment industry of Kolkata were present at the award ceremony. This international recognition of Jaya Ahsan is not only her personal achievement, but also carries a positive message for the film industry of Bangladesh. Although she has won several awards in India before, this talented actress is presenting herself in a new and challenging role every time.
It is worth noting that the movie 'Putulnacher Itikatha' is also scheduled to be released in Bangladesh soon. As a result, her numerous fans and movie lovers are waiting to see Jaya's acclaimed performance on the big screen.
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