life imprisonment. In due course, many revolutionaries and police officials are killed in the gun fights including noted revolutionary Nirmal Sen and police CID chief Ahsanullah. However, Pritilata Waddedar successfully attacks the Pahartali European Club and assassinates DIG Johnson; being gravely wounded she commits suicide by swallowing cyanide. After a prolonged search, police search and arrests Master Da Surya Sen and sentences him to death by hanging. Thus Jhunku ends narrating the part and says that he was released in 1939 and again participated in the uprisings with Aparna. In one such incident there is a plan to attack the government godowns where the Britishers and feudal landlords have kept common peasant's grain. The British block all the roads to godowns leading Jhunku to an idea to create underground dungeons till the granaries. Twenty villages join hands and operate. The last scene shows Jhunku being stopped by Maj. Wilkinson who says he is still sympathetic to Jhunku and wants him to go away else he will be bound to arrest him once again. Jhunku signals to Wilkinson that everyone is awake and shows him the mass crowd arising from the dungeons and heading towards the government granaries that forces Wilkinson to retreat. This is named the Tebagha Uprising of 1945, which marked the end of British Raj in India. The film ends with the memorable song "Ishaan." Cast Manoj Bajpayee - Masterda Surya Sen Barry John - Magistrate Wilkinson Helen Jones - Emma Wilkinson Delzad Hiwale - Jhunku (young Subodh Roy) Vijay Varma - Older Jhunku (Subodh Roy) Dibyendu Bhattacharya - Ambika Chakrobarty Vishal Vijay - Ganesh Ghosh Vega Tamotia - Pritilata Waddedar Nawazuddin Siddiqui - Nirmal Sen Rajkummar Rao - Lokenath Bal Jaideep Ahlawat - Ananta Singh Alexx ONell - DIG Charles Johnson Anurag Arora - Ahsanullah Sauraseni Maitra - Aparna (young) Chaiti Ghosh - Aparna Paritosh Sand - Nilesh Roy Tanaji Dasgupta - Rajat Sen Arindoi Bagchi - Bhavani Lal Shaheb Bhattacharya - Sukhendu Tim Grandage - Governor General Devina Seth - Kalpana Datta Controversy Anurag Kashyap posted a message on his Facebook account accusing Amitabh Bachchan of using his clout for delaying the release of Chittagong, as his son Abhishek Bachchan's upcoming film Khelein Hum Jee Jaan Sey was also based on the Chittagong uprising. Bedabrata Pain, though, said it was delayed due to the distributors suggesting to postpone it despite him preferring it to release before