Rakhee Gulzar’s Comeback Film Aamar Boss Breaks Records, Becomes 2025’s Biggest Bengali Opener

Bengali cinema just got its biggest hit of the year—and it comes wrapped in emotion, nostalgia, and the powerful return of a legend. Rakhee Gulzar’s heartfelt comeback film Aamar Boss has taken the box office by storm, recording a stellar 1.10 crore collection over its opening weekend, making it the biggest Bengali opener of 2025 so far.

 

Released in theatres on May 9, the film has struck a deep emotional chord with audiences, drawing them into theatres with its warmth, poignancy, and powerful performances. Alongside Rakhee, Shiboprosad Mukherjee delivers a moving turn, and together, they’ve helped the film achieve what few non-holiday releases manage: packed theatres, loud applause, and standing ovations.

 

This triumph is especially significant given the current climate, where many production houses are pivoting to OTT platforms amidst global tensions and a shifting entertainment landscape. Yet, Aamar Boss proves that some stories are meant for the big screen. Directors Nandita Roy and Shiboprosad Mukherjee summed it up perfectly: “Every story finds its right platform. Films like Aamar Boss thrive on the collective laughter, tears, and warmth of a theatre. We’re deeply grateful that audiences chose to embrace this journey on the big screen.”

 

More than just a box office success, Aamar Boss is a reminder of cinema’s enduring magic—of how stories told from the heart still have the power to bring people together. With this emotional triumph, Rakhee’s return feels less like a comeback and more like a homecoming—one that the audience was clearly waiting for.

 

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