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- Author: সৌমিত্র চট্টোপাধ্যায় (Soumitra Chatterjee)
 - Publisher: Ananda Publishers
 - Language: Bengali
 - Edition: Hardcover
 - ISBN: 9789350405277
 - Pages: 568
 - Weight: 892 gm
 
Book Description:
নাটক সমগ্র ১ (Natak Samagra 1) is a monumental collection that compiles the theatrical works of the legendary actor and playwright, Soumitra Chatterjee. Known for his iconic role in Satyajit Ray's Apu Trilogy and numerous other films, Soumitra Chatterjee was not just an actor but a versatile artist who contributed greatly to Bengali theatre. Born on January 19, 1935, in Krishnanagar, he was a passionate advocate for the performing arts from a young age.
This collection showcases his wide-ranging involvement in theatre, presenting his plays and dramatic expressions in their purest form. Alongside his remarkable film career, Soumitra was deeply involved in theatre, performing in significant plays, including Raja Lear, where his portrayal earned critical acclaim.
The book serves as an anthology of his dramatic works, encapsulating his passion for both acting and writing. With an impressive career spanning decades, Soumitra Chatterjee's contribution to Bengali theatre is unparalleled. The volume also reflects his love for literature, poetry, and his role as a literary editor of Ekkhon magazine.
নাটক সমগ্র ১ is not only a significant literary work but also a tribute to the rich cultural legacy left by Soumitra Chatterjee, who passed away on November 15, 2020.
            
      
        