Uttam Kumar and Satyajit Ray are there, isn’t that enough? 59 years on, 'Nayak' still at the top
The Satyajit Ray classic, which had “Mahanayak” Uttam Kumar playing a version of himself but in a way that only he could, ...
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‘Nayak’: Reliving Uttam Kumar’s magic through restored version of Satyajit Ray film
Gradually I have come to understand the greatness of Uttam Kumar. The last and only time that I saw an Uttam Kumar film on the big screen was Ogo Bodhu Sundari, which released several months after his ...
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Vyjayanthimala On Uttam Kumar’s Choti Si Mulaqat With Hindi Cinema: He Was Not Very Comfortable... | Exclusive
When the legendary Bengali superstar Uttam Kumar was launched in Hindi cinema, it was naturally a remake of a Bangla hit the 1954 film Agni Pareeksha. The Hindi version featured Uttam with ...
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‘Nayak’: Satyajit Ray’s 1966 film feels even more relevant in this age of quick fame
Three months into college, I was finally studying something I loved. Except… the subject I was most excited about, Film Studies, didn’t love me back. Every week, the same cycle repeated. The professor ...
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Telangana Bengali film festival pays tribute to Mahanayak Uttam Kumar
Hyderabad: In a corner of the Telangana Bengali Film Festival (TBFF), time stood ... the legacy of Bengali cinema's greatest luminary, Uttam Kumar. The collection, showcasing the illustrious ...
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Sharmila Tagore on Satyajit Ray's ‘Nayak’, re-released in theatres
Satyajit Ray’s 1966 film Nayak is about a superstar taking a train to collect a National Award. On his way, this star—played by matinee colossus Uttam Kumar—meets existential angst ...