Bhog, a cult-favourite psychological audio story by Avik Sarkar, is now set to haunt screens with its gripping visual adaptation. Slated for release on May 1st, this hoichoi Original is directed by acclaimed actor-filmmaker Parambrata Chattopadhyay and stars powerhouses like Anirban Bhattacharya and Parno Mittra. With its emotionally layered narrative and psychological intrigue, Bhog is more than just a series—it’s an experience.
Alt text: Cast and crew of Bhog at the hoichoi exclusive event.
Bhog: A Journey from Shadows to Screen
What began as an audio thriller has now transcended into a visual saga. Bhog, originally penned by Avik Sarkar, gained a cult following for its introspective storytelling, nuanced characters, and eerie undertones. Now, with hoichoi’s backing, the story finds a new canvas where silence speaks as loudly as dialogue.
At the “Up Close with the Team of Bhog” event in Kolkata, the creators gave audiences a rare glimpse into the creative journey. Hosted by RJ Deep, the evening was marked by deep reflections and humorous banter, showing just how intimate the connection between creator and creation can be.
Trailer Reveal: Guilt, Grief, and the Ghost of the Past
The evening culminated in the exclusive premiere of the official trailer, which captured the very essence of Bhog: layered tension, lingering silence, and an emotional depth that leaves a mark. The cinematography, set design, and background score come together to form an unsettling atmosphere that’s as beautiful as it is haunting.
Director Parambrata Chattopadhyay shared that while adapting Bhog, the focus remained on retaining its psychological depth. He emphasized how the visual language was treated with the same reverence as the words in the original audio story.
A specially curated Bhog platter was served during the event—a culinary nod to the title. It embodied the symbolic and emotional richness of the story, blending taste with thematic resonance.
The Cast Speaks: Inside the Minds Behind the Characters
In a candid conversation, Anirban Bhattacharya and Parno Mittra opened up about stepping into characters that grapple with grief, guilt, and the ghosts of their past. The cast revealed how emotionally taxing and creatively rewarding it was to portray such complex individuals.
Avik Sarkar, the original storyteller, remarked how surreal it was to see his written words materialize into moving visuals. He credited the team for staying true to the core emotions of the narrative while enriching it with a fresh cinematic perspective.
Conclusion: Why Bhog Deserves Your Watchlist
Bhog is not just a series—it’s an emotional puzzle where each episode pulls the viewer deeper into a fog of memories, trauma, and twisted truths. Whether you’re a fan of psychological thrillers or profound character studies, Bhog promises to deliver both.
