Satyajit Ray
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Uttam Kumar: The Legend Lives On
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By Shoma A. Chatterji
Four decades after his death, Bengal’s greatest star still commands a devotion that borders on the religious.
Uttam Kumar was revelatory in Satyajit Ray’s Nayak (1966), one of his most iconic performances.
Every year, in the month of September, when...
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Time Turns from Ray to Nolan
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By Rupak Bardhan Roy
Separated by 55 years and radically different philosophies, Satyajit Ray and Christopher Nolan found remarkably similar cinematic ways to make the elusive nature of time visible.
A still from Ray's biting classic Mahapurush (1965)
“Gentlemen think alike!” is the proverb...
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