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Ritwik Ghatak

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Born: 04 Nov 1925, in Dacca, Bengal Presidency, British India (now Dhaka, Bangladesh)

Ritwik Ghatak is known for Ramkinker(1975) ,Jukti Takka Arr Gappo(1974) and Titash Ekti Nadir Naam(1973).

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Ramkinker

1975
Dir.ected by: Ritwick Ghatak

1975

(Released)

Ramkinker

Director

1974

(Released)

Jukti Takka Arr Gappo

Director | Screenwriter

1973

(Released)

Titash Ekti Nadir Naam

Actor
as Tilakchand
Director | Screenwriter | Dialogue Writer | Script Supervisor

1972

(Released)

Indira Gandhi

Director

1970

(Released)

Amar Lenin

Director | Screenwriter

1970

(Released)

Puruliar Chhou Nritya

Director

1968

(Released)

Heerer Prajapati

Script Supervisor

1968

(Released)

Raunger Gholam

Director

1965

(Released)

Subarnarekha

Director | Story Writer | Screenwriter | Dialogue Writer

1964

(Released)

Bagalar Bangadarshan

Director | Story Writer | Screenwriter | Dialogue Writer
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Veteran actress Madhabi Mukherjee admitted to hospital

The actress, star of classic films like Mahanagar (1963) and Charulata (1964), has been suffering from anaemia and diabetes.

Apr 29 2022 — Roushni Sarkar

Article Bengali

Ritwik Ghatak, the eternal refugee – Anniversary special

The writer-director, who died a forlorn man on 6 February 1976, wrestled with the splintering of culture and the state of the individual displaced by politics in his films.

Feb 06 2022 — Shoma A Chatterji

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Book review: The Auditory Setting opens the ears to the importance of ambient sound in cinema

Budhaditya Chattopadhyay's book is an in-depth study of the historical, technological and cultural evolution of the use, understanding and perception of environmental sounds in cinema and media.

May 13 2021 — Shriram Iyengar

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Women whose talents were subsumed by marriage to famous men

On International Women's Day, Cinestaan looks at the creative and gifted wives of filmmakers who, for reasons best known to themselves, chose to vicariously bask in the reflected glory of their spouses’ excellence.

Mar 08 2021 — Shoma A Chatterji
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