Windows Productions has unveiled the first tango number from its debut horror-comedy Bhanupriya Bhooter Hotel, directed by Aritra Mukherjee, with story by Zinia Sen and screenplay and dialogues by Zinia Sen and Godhuli Sharma. Titled “Tumi Ke”, the song makes a striking first impression with its sensuous rhythm and evocative mood. Composed and written by Anupam Roy and sung by Anupam Roy alongside Srijita Mitra, the track sets an atmosphere of intrigue, elegance and emotional depth for the film.
At the heart of its appeal is the song’s striking visual identity. The actors step into classic tango-inspired costumes — form-fitting outfits in rich pinks, reds, and blacks that mirror the dance’s intensity. The overall look is glamorous, dramatic, and unmistakably passionate, elevating the song’s visual storytelling.
This visual richness is further enhanced by the song’s stunning moodscape. Moody lighting, warm shadows and a new-age tone set create an ambience reminiscent of an intimate tango hall. Every frame blends sensuality and sophistication, giving “Tumi Ke” a distinctive aesthetic tango flair with a fresh Bengali touch.
Soham Mazumder shared his experience saying “Growing up in Bengal, song and dance were always my escape, so doing a full musical felt like a childhood dream come true. Working again with Windows and Aritra felt like returning to family.
Sharing the screen with Mimi—whom I grew up watching—was surreal, and my co-stars Bonny and Swastika were incredibly supportive. I even shot the song with a fever, but we’ve created something special, and I hope the audience can’t resist swaying to it.”
Bonny Sengupta Said, “Tumi Ke is special to me as my first song with Windows, and from the first listen I knew it was something unique. Aritra’s vision and Maggie’s choreography pushed me to give my best. Working with Swastika, Soham, and Mimi Di was filled with great energy and support. I hope everyone loves the song—many more exciting tracks are coming soon.”
With its captivating music, rich visual palette, and bold creative choices, “Tumi Ke” serves as an enticing introduction to Bhanupriya Bhooter Hotel, setting the stage for Windows Productions’ first horror comedy with style and confidence.