Namashi Chakraborty discusses using his first name while speaking his father Mithun

Actor Mithun Chakraborty, his father, is doing well, according to a favorable report from Namashi Chakraborty. He claims that Mithun’s health has lately improved. Mithun was admitted to the hospital in Kolkata earlier this year to get treatment for an ischemic cerebrovascular accident, or stroke.
In a Celebrania Studios interview, Namashi said that his first concern was for his health after receiving a recent reprimand from his father.

But he realized that if his father was disapproving of him, it was a sign that he was doing well.
Adding to the uniqueness of their family dynamic, Namashi disclosed that neither he nor his siblings, Mahaakshay, Dishani, and Ushmey, call their father “dad.” As an alternative, they have a more relaxed and cordial relationship and call him Mithun. He said that they had a lighthearted conversation and that they had always had this casual relationship, seeing each other more as friends than as parents and children.
Namashi said that Mithun was the one who started this family custom when asked where it originated. “Dad started it; he said, Please don’t call me papa,” he said. Call me Mithun, please.”
Earlier this year, Namashi made his film debut in “Bad Boy,” which also starred Amrin Qureshi. Amree, the film’s star, made her Bollywood debut as the daughter of Sajid Qureshi, a producer. The film also stars Johnny Lever and Rajpal Yadav, in addition to Namashi and Amrin.
In contrast, Mithun will star in the fifth episode of the well-liked comedy series “Housefull,” which is directed by Akshay Kumar. The Tarun Mansukhani-directed movie is expected to debut in cinemas around Diwali in the following year. Mithun made an earlier appearance in the series’ second episode. Apart from this comedic endeavor, Mithun also has another Christmas effort planned: his Bengali film “Kabuliwala” will be shown in cinemas in December.