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- Author: সত্যজিৎ রায় (Satyajit Ray)
- Publisher: Ananda Publishers
- Language: Bengali
- Edition: Hardcover
- ISBN: 9789350405536
- Pages: 440
Book Description:
প্রবন্ধ সংগ্রহ (Prabandha Sangraha) is a comprehensive collection of essays by the legendary filmmaker, artist, and writer Satyajit Ray. Known globally for his contributions to cinema, Ray was also an accomplished writer, illustrator, and thinker, with a remarkable body of work spanning multiple fields. This collection gathers his essays, previously scattered across books, magazines, and periodicals, into a single volume, offering readers a glimpse into his intellect and creativity.
The collection is divided into five sections:
- চলচ্চিত্র ভাবনা (Cinema Thoughts) – Includes all the writings from his books Bishoy Chalachitra and Ekei Bole Shooting, along with previously unpublished works.
- স্মরণ (Remembrance) – Features Ray’s beautiful recollections of notable individuals.
- কথোপকথন (Conversations) – Contains his conversations with notable figures like Prithwish Niyogi and Binod Bihari Mukhopadhyay.
- রকমারি (Variety) – A collection of essays on diverse subjects.
- পরিশিষ্ট (Appendix) – An interesting additional section.
Satyajit Ray’s essays reflect his intellectual depth, eloquence, and ability to explore complex subjects with clarity. This collection serves as a valuable resource not only for film enthusiasts but also for those interested in art, literature, culture, and the broader spectrum of intellectual discourse. As both a thinker and a creator, Satyajit Ray’s works continue to be relevant, and this collection stands as an essential part of his literary legacy.