| 1. Supriya began her acting career at seven years old, performing in plays directed by her father. |
| 2. She gained recognition as a talented dancer in Burma, captivating the Prime Minister with her skills. |
| 3. She received prestigious accolades like the Padma Shri award, Filmfare East Lifetime Achievement Award, and Banga Vibhushan. |
| 4. Supriya shared a long-term relationship with Uttam Kumar, a celebrated Bengali actor. |
| 5. Her most recent works include appearing in the English film 'The Namesake' and featuring in Bangla television programs. |
| 6. She received prestigious accolades like the Padma Shri award (2014), Filmfare East Lifetime Achievement Award, Banga Vibhushan (2011), and BFJA Awards (1968 for Teen Adhyay, 1972 for Chinnapatra). |
| 7. Her most recent works include appearing in the English film 'The Namesake' (2006) and featuring in Bangla television programs. |
| 8. She published a cookbook titled Benudir Ranna Banna. |
| 9. Her family relocated from Burma to Kolkata in 1948 after facing hardships as refugees during World War II. |
| 10. Her first film Nagpash (1952) was never released and is now lost. |
| 11. She delivered acclaimed performances in films like Meghe Dhaka Tara (1960) directed by Ritwik Ghatak, where she played Neeta, a refugee girl. |
| 12. She acted in Hindi films including Aap Ki Parchhaiyan (1964) opposite Dharmendra and Door Gagan Ki Chhaon Mein (1964) opposite Kishore Kumar. |
