My list contains some fairly unanimous classics, some contentious ones, some ordinary and possibly even some bad films. The only common thread running through them is they have entered my terrestrial screenplay at some point of time.
Basking in the glow of two huge back-to-back hits this year, the filmmaker talks about his interpretation of an iconic novel that has endured in the popular imagination as much for its much-loved 1968 film version starring Uttam Kumar
Believed to be Bengali cinema’s one-man industry, Prosenjit Chatterjee has acted in some of the biggest commercial potboilers before breaking out to experiment with roles that have made him the go-to actor to kick-start an offbeat film
38 years have passed since the legend breathed his last, but for many in Bengal, time may well have stopped that night on 24 July 1980. Here’s a look at some of his most memorable moments on screen