The ancestral home of Satyajit Ray, which had previously served as the Mymensingh Shishu Academy, is currently being torn down to make room for a new semi-concrete building. This historic house once ...
Satyajit Ray introduced a minor scene on this practice in his film Samapti, the last of the Tagore trilogy Teen Kanya he made ...
Satyajit Ray's ancestral home in Bangladesh - formerly used as the Mymensingh Shishu Academy - is being demolished by the Bangladesh government to build a new semi-concrete structure. After the news ...
Indian National Award-winning filmmaker Srijit Mukherji is bringing to screen the making of Satyajit Ray’s “Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne,” one of Indian cinema’s most celebrated classics, in a new film ...
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Gen Z film festival reveals Pather Panchali secret: This director was supposed to make it before Satyajit Ray
A new Gen Z film festival is coming to Kolkata! Find out how long it will run and which forgotten director it plans to honour ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A six-year restoration journey spearheaded by filmmaker Wes Anderson has culminated in Satyajit Ray's 1970 masterpiece "Aranyer ...
The Government of India on Tuesday said that it is willing to co-operate with the Bangladesh government for the repair and reconstruction of the ancestral property of Satyajit Ray in Bangladesh's ...
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Editor's take - Revisiting the genius of Satyajit Ray: Five films and infinite emotions
What's left to say about Satyajit Ray. That he was a seminal influence on every filmmaker in the country whether they admit it or not. For me, it's the moving images and the simple storytelling. While ...
Satyajit Ray sipping tea on the sets of 'Ghare Baire'. (Photo by Nemai Ghosh, courtesy DAG Delhi) Most photographers only dream of becoming a fly on the wall, capturing a subject of enduring interest ...
In one “ghost” story by Satyajit Ray, a well-to-do writer – an intellectual – is stranded by a farm on a deserted road. The scarecrow guarding the crops makes for an eerie company. The longer the ...
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