Riya, Raima, Param reveal the easiest ways of losing weight, through film!

Debaloy Bhattacharya's Roga Howar Sohoj Upaye, which stars Raima and Riya Sen, Parambrata Chatterjee, Kamalika Banerjee, Rudranil Ghosh and others, is about the obsession with weightloss.
The film, produced by Shree Venkatesh Films, revolves around Joy (Parambrata), a chef, and his foodie wife Ranjana (Raima). ���Life is a bed of roses for the couple till the day a person calls up Ranjana. He introduces himself as 'cholesterol' and says how he wants to get rid of her.
Life turns into a nightmare for her, forcing Joy to take her to a psychiatrist. According to the psychiatrist, Ranjana's fear of gaining weight was working up on the subconscious level; he prescribes a two-week weight-loss course for her. That is how Ranjana reaches a fitness centre, Feather Girls, Roga Howar Sohoj Upaye. At the end of the two weeks, Joy finds a new Ranjana ��� a slim, size-zero girl. The girl, claiming to be Ranjana, moves into their house and Joy finds himself in a soup. Is this the real Ranjana? If not, where is she and how can Joy get her back is what the film all about. It has comedy, romance and suspense in equal doses," said Debaloy.
CT also spoke to the cast and spoke about their characters:
Raima Sen: I play Ranjana, the loveydovey wife who loves to eat but hates to cook. But then, the fear of putting on weight gets to her and turns life into a nightmare.
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Riya Sen: I am the suspense element in the film. Or you can say , I am the real Ranjana! I play a character that all women aspire to be.
Parambrata Chatterjee: I am Joy, a chef who is also a loving husband. He loves to cook and pamper his wife. But a certain decision of his makes their marital life turn upside down.
Rudranil Ghosh: I play Nandan, Ranjana's ex-boyfriend. But I end up being Netaji in the film. How, I can't disclose more.
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Kamalika Banerjee: My character's name is Miss Pyne, who runs the fitness centre, Feather Girls. Her mantra of life? Believe in quantity and not quality! I have an animated boyfriend in the film.
Biswanath Basu: I am Sandy, who owns Netaji Fast Food Centre. How he adds to the suspense in the film is something to look out for.
Kanchan Mullick: I play a police officer who loses weight after joining Feather Girls. Though I am fair, my character has 50 shades of grey!
Roga Howar Sohoj Upaye, produced by Shree Venkatesh Films, releases today