Alapcharitay Sekaler Chitrataraka (Bengali Version)
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Book Details
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Author: Sujoy Ghosh
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Publisher: Shabdo Prokashon
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Language: Bengali
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Binding: Hard Cover
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Illustrator: Subrata Roy
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Pages: 204
📖 About the Book
Alapcharitay Sekaler Chitrataraka takes readers back to the early years of Bengali cinema, providing a glimpse into the lives and thoughts of forty prominent film stars from the silent film era. This unique compilation gathers interviews that were originally published in the monthly Basumati magazine between 1360 and 1364 Bengali years (roughly 1953–1958), shedding light on the evolving world of Indian cinema and entertainment.
In this book, author Sujoy Ghosh offers an intriguing exploration of:
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Personal stories and interviews with film stars during a time when the Indian film industry was transitioning from the silent era to the talkies
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Insights into the early years of Bengali cinema, highlighting its growth and influence on Indian culture
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The contributions of these actors to both Bengali cinema and Indian society, marking them as trailblazers in the entertainment industry
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Historical context of Bengali society, culture, and politics during the 20th century and its impact on film and media
The interviews present an invaluable snapshot of the cultural and historical significance of Bengali cinema, capturing the rise of iconic actors and their personal reflections on their roles in shaping the industry's history.
Illustrated by Subrata Roy, the visual elements of the book complement the rich stories within, offering readers a nostalgic trip down memory lane while connecting the past to modern-day cinema.
Perfect for readers passionate about Indian cinema history, Bengali culture, and the evolution of film and entertainment.