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Tag Archives: Cinema of Satyajit Ray
Twenty-four school students aged 13 to 15 watched Satyajit Ray's Nayak (1966) and completed the same questionnaire twice: once on the strength of their own viewing, and once after a guided close reading...
In Satyajit Ray: From Frame to Frame, Shoma Chatterji examines patterns emerging from Satyajit Ray’s body of work and groups his films under broad categories like hunger, masculinity, femininity....
Satyajit Ray made a cinematic adaptation of Henrick Ibsen’s landmark 1882 play, ‘An Enemy of the People’ in the year 1990, titled Ganashatru. Ray’s adaptation takes...
How did Ray's worldview manifest through his protagonists, right from Apu in Aparajito to Manomohan Mitra in Agantuk? Sauronil Ghosh explores.
Satyajit Ray never made a film on any scientific theme. Yet, science philia or a love for science manifests in many of his films. But if one picks on the mention of science and technology in his body of work, one can trace...
There have been a few distinct and unique female characters in the cinema of Satyajit Ray. In the 3rd episode of Ray@100 Video Lecture Series, Silhouette editor Amitava Nag looks...
15 year old Rhitam is mesmerised by the use of music in Satyajit Ray’s films. Introduced to Ray, at a young age, through the character of Feluda, Rhitam watched Pather Panchali and could not...
In the second episode of Ray@100 Video Lecture Series, Silhouette editor Amitava Nag looks at the glimpses of the city in Ray’s cinema.
