In response to the BJP's significant victory in the West Bengal assembly elections, several producers from the Bengali film industry staged a protest at the Eastern India Motion Pictures Association (EIMPA) office. They are calling for structural changes within the organization, alleging that it has been operating under the influence of the Trinamool Congress (TMC), which they believe has marginalized many talented artists due to their political beliefs. Key figures in this protest include senior producer Ratan Saha, his son Satadip Saha, director Milan Bhowmik, and producer Krishnanarayan Daga. The producers sent a letter requesting a meeting within three days to discuss the implications of the political shift on the entertainment industry. They also protested outside EIMPA president Pia Sengupta's office, demanding inclusion of all stakeholders in future decisions regarding the association. Sengupta responded by emphasizing that EIMPA maintains good relations with all political parties and that leadership positions are determined through elections, not political affiliations. This protest highlights the ongoing tensions within the Bengali film industry as it navigates the changing political landscape in West Bengal.