TMC Women's Brigade: mix of glamor and experience

The candidates of Trinamool Congress (TMC) in the upcoming elections in Lok Sabha testify to a cautious mix of celluloid glamor and political experience.

The TMC presented movie stars Mimi Chakraborty and Nusrat Jahan, two well-known figures from Bengal. their work on small and large screens.

Mamata Banerjee also decided to present the heroines of yesteryear, Satabdi Roy and Moon Moon Sen, party MPs. Congresswoman Mausam Benazir Noor, who recently joined the BJP, is one of her candidates.

Mimi, a beginner in electoral politics, began her acting career in 2008 on a small screen with the daily soap opera and made herself known in two years. She made her presence felt in the Bengali film industry with resounding success in 2012.

Although a novice in politics, Mimi is known for her closeness to the Chief Minister and regularly shares it with TMC programs.

was presented on the seat of Jadavpur Lok Sabha, once challenged by heavyweight politicians such as Somnath Chatterjee, former chairman of Lok Sabha's board, and the head of the TMC herself.

After gaining notoriety by winning a well-known beauty pageant, Nusrat debuted on the big screen in 2012, although his career took a while to take off. However, she was able to stand out in the off-beat and commercial movies.

Moon Moon and Satabdi are veterans of politics and the big screen.

Satabdi is a two-time TMC MP at Birbhum Lok Sabha. seat, which was once a bastion of the CMP.

TMC sources stated that there was still uncertainty about his candidacy. But in the end, the supremo of the TMC trusted Roy and presented it for the third time.

Roy dominated the Bengali cinematographic circle for a part of the 1980s and 1990s. She became famous with a movie in 1986, where she was opposed to former TMC deputy Paul Tapas.

Sen, daughter of the famous Bengali actress Suchitra Sen, is a TMC deputy sitting at Bakura Lok Sabha's headquarters.

However, this time she was lined up on the Asansol Lok Sabha seat, which the TMC lost to the BJP in 2014. Part of the TMC leadership is skeptical of its political sense. Sen made his big screen debut in the 1980s and has appeared in more than 60 films.

Mausam Benazir Noor, a candidate at TMC Malda North, is not a beginner in electoral politics.

The double congressional deputy holds a lot of organizational influence in the constituency and is considered a valuable addition to the TMC. She is the niece of the former Union Minister and emblematic of the Congress, A B A Ghani Khan Chowdhury.