I would be born 3 years later since then

Watching in 2024 is like time travel. Thank you 😊

osadharon those golden days

Sir, do you know pk maitra/pradeep kumar maitra?

Sadly 20yrs have gone by it just still same, just so many people nowadays

Possible to mention the places shown in this video? I guess time is early 60's

2:21 Cyber Cafe, 3:04 Webel Mor Sector 5

Khub bhalo laglo Subhasree...keep it up!

You have a melodious voice, Mrs. Sarkhel. You mesmerize us every time we hear you. 🎉

Ki sundor gaan ta.. lovely Mrs. Sarkhel ❤

0:19 fact that there were no smartphones back then and everyone reading books or news paper.. hits hard

ei 20 ta bochor e koto palte gache kolkata... Ami infrastructure er kotha bolchi na.. manush jon... koto simple chilo life kichu din ageo... melate pari na

Music name?

I am there in the video.. So happy😊

used to cross road on my fathers lap

i was just 3 year old baby that time 😅

Priceless collection! Congratulations!

Valuable document for any Ray scholar interested in his reception in the United States. Thanks.

Ray died less than a month later. Hepburn died less than a year later. Two incomparable legends lost and still very missed.

Such an incredible filmmaker and profound storyteller!

KOLKATA LOOKS BEAUTIFUL IN 2004 2nd hooghly bridge and ajc bose flyover and Salt lake so clean.

I watched The chess player and i fall in love with ray

My goodness ❤ I am a damned lover of urdu❤ but a native novis... কি মারাত্মক সুন্দর উচ্চারণ আপনার😮

Ray more articulate than the interviewer

Just awesome Aniruddha da. I am simply in awe of your various gifts.

A crisp, elegantly crafted overview of Ray's music that would have pleased the great man himself. This is not the first video/movie documentary on the subject but it's probably the most helpful and distilled introduction to the subject. Rather intriguing to hear Ray's characteristically blunt views on the peripheral, if not superfluous, role of music in cinema and how he was using less and less music in his films to underscore a point -- as his 'desi' audience grew up? -- much like some of his eminent contemporaries like Bergman, Antonioni and Bunuel :)

Please Dada besi kore 2004 years er kolkata street video deben. Tokhon ami class 8 portam. Amar sriti gulo jege uthec6e

Opurbo gayak. Shroddha !

Thoroughly enjoyed the portals of Aniruddha Sanyal and Maitreyee Chakraborty !

Bhalo laglo, onek kichu ojana chilo. Well done

Thank you so much sir. Anek subidha holo.. ধন্যবাদ

What a treasure trove this video is! Thank you for making this.

Wonderful and touching documentary. One of Sumit-da's contribution was the development of Bengali font and the software to write Bengali text using phonetic English text, long before Avro came into picture. I am talking about late 80s and early 90s.

very nice!

Of great sensitivity and universality. Aniruddha Sanyal cannot be thanked enough for this seminal work on the greatest of the 19th century thinkers and social reformers. Carla Contractor deserves a special place in our hearts for not only preserving the “ Rajah”, but working tirelessly to spread his legacy across generations. My pronams to her.

সে সময়ের কলকাতাকে এভাবে দেখতে পাওয়াই তো একটা অভিজ্ঞতা! দারুণ

How little the West knows about India portrayed in parallel films true to life and her essence! The interviewer should have prepared to face a personality as towering as Satyajit!

Excellent 🙏

As a Bengali postgrad studying at the University of Queensland and living among foreigners in Brisbane, I can't help but marvel at Ray's wanderlust as reflected in his Feluda writings. I am still devouring Ananda Publishers' Completed Feluda edition tomes here. And being devoted to auteurs like Fellini, Tarkovsky and Bergman, I feel very proud as a Bengali that Ray could his own niche among the masters of world cinema, which is a huge feat. His euphonious speech is another gift.

I saw this montage first on fb and now on YT. People becoming nostalgic how the city hasn’t changed much from that time. Indeed. Apart from the attitude of the people, nothing has changed. Also, my pristine Kolkata, greener Kolkata. Be it AJC Bose Road flyover, Infinity think tank or the vessels over the Ganges. Nothing! Even the voice of Madhumanti Moitra in Metro PAS can still be found in non Medha AC rakes. The then LF Govt. stayed maximum for 7 more years from then but we get to see those things. People have changed. People were aware of their surroundings, they were smart. I wish, I get back my Kolkata!

খুবই ভাল লাগল, অনেক অজানা তথ্য জানা গেল

Loved this!

This video is done very well. Sumit Roy was my colleague and very dear friend. Of course Bikash Roy, the legendary actor was a favorite one. Thank you Aniruddha making this film. I hope all of my Bengali friends have a chance to watch it.

Unbelievable! Even though am not too fond of documentaries but I kind of remained hooked till the end. The final few minutes are so emotional.

Khub bhalo. Aniruddha-babu, khub bhalo. Onek dhonyobad apnakey - onek puruno-notun muhurto aar goppo amader upohar debar jonnyo. Kolkata-y apnar shonge alap korbar ichhey roilo! Amader South Point-er shohpathini-r Jodhpur Park-er bari-r dotolay Bikash Roy mohashoy-ra thakten, eirom aabcha aabchha money porchey. Amar (shomporkey) Dadu-r shonge Bikash Babu "42" chobitey abhinoy korechilen bohu bochor agey! Taantey tanr khub shunam-durnam hoyechilo. Sumit-babu'r jibonkotha shuney touched holem. Iti, /Bhaskar

I just started school this year…

This is a priceless piece of work on a misunderstood genius. I hope more people will watch this and realise as correctly pointed out that Dwarkanath Tagore's achievements paved the way for the later Tagores to become poets, painters and luminaries without the financial pressures that are part of most lives. Thank you for making this available on this platform.

অনবদ্য !!

Lovely rendition ❤

Nice singing and naration Excellent presentation