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1. Bengali cinema and Satyajit Ray complement.
2. How much the country was ready to pay homage to the proverbial centenary, how much Bengal was able to?
3. Director Srijit Mukherjee remembered the director at India Today East Conclave.
Bengali cinema and Satyajit Ray complement How much the country was able to pay homage to the proverbial centenary, how much Bengal was able to?
Director Srijit Mukherjee remembered the director at India Today East Conclave Ray, Icon, Legend, Maestro, Distinguished Director, Storyteller, Composer … The list isn’t over. Bengali cinema and Satyajit Ray complement. what proportion the country was ready to pay homage to the proverbial centenary, what quantity Bengal was able to? Director Srijit Mukherjee, actor Tota Roychowdhury and Sabyasachi Chakraborty remembered the director at India Today East Conclave.
He recently brought back Ray’s immortal creation ‘Feluda’ to the OTT platform. Of course, in an exceedingly creative way. However, the primary thing that may be heard in his throat is that the tone of regret when he goes to mention what proportion Ray has been celebrated for hundreds of years. Srijit said, “Judging by the country, I’m very disappointed. Ray has not been brought in enough yet. His work, thoughts, thoughts are vague to several within the country. Many don’t know the name of his picture. Not everyone knows the artist who took India to the global stage.”
“But did Ray remain only in Bengal? in the words of Srijit”, many people know ‘Shatranj Ki Khiladi’ when it involves pictures. it’s very painful. you can’t say the name of a movie without Hindi in this way. India means Bollywood because it is captured. So maybe the regionals don’t get a place. Then there’s nothing to say.
” Why Ray isn’t being brought during a language aside from Bengali through Feluda? Tota Roychowdhury and Sabyasachi Chakraborty, who were present on the occasion, had an identical melody. the fun of reading Satyajit Ray or seeing Pather Panchali in Bengali doesn’t change the language. Although in Srijit’s words, I don’t believe the change of language. If Byomkesh may be in Hindi. Feluda isn’t alleged to be a controversy either. However, Sabyasachi’s counter-argument is that Feluda is usually Bengali. that’s why it’s never possible to provide that humor in Hindi to ‘Bojho Kand’ in an exceedingly conversation with Lal Mohan Babu.
