Why left science to arts?

সত্যি সংরক্ষণ যে কি জিনিস সেটা আপনাকে না জানলে বুঝা যেতো না। আপনি সত্যিই এক গুণী শিল্পী। আমি ও সংরক্ষণ করি করতে ভালো লাগে । বিশেষ বিশেষ মূহর্ত গুলো ফটো ফেমে তুলে রাখতে খুব ভালো লাগে। আমি এক সত্যজিৎ অনুরাগী। তার অন্ধ ভক্ত । আপনাকে সেলাম। ভালো থাকবেন।

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मार्मिक डाक्यूमेंटरी

Maestro Satyajit ray ❤ Sandip ray ❤ Two gems of bengali cinema worldwide 🌐

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2 ans déjà...merci filipa!

Friki jazz magnifique et atmospherique

I am lucky to watch this documentary, a remarkable memories, would be great work for future generations ❤❤

precious one...

Kindly provide the continuous interview link.

Hey ... I like the sound!

One of the pioneers of Modern Indian Photography.

Recollection of these events in this form is genuinely a revolutionary idea especially in the light of our gradually depleting ideology and standards.

Many of Mrinal Sen's movies were overtly political and if I dare say preachy. They seem to tell you that they are there to convey a message which I didn't like. As far as Ray is concerned he too commented on the politics of the situation, the problems but they were never bitter pills to swallow. You got the message without the message being too obvious. I do agree with Ray when he says that some of the pedantic film makers made films only for festivals. Many of Mrinsl Sen's movies were pedantic and stillborn, in my opinion. Ray was a real humanist and that came out through his movies. As far as his last few films are concerned I think they were far much better than Mrinal Sen's last few movies. They were way superior. As far as sycophants are concerned, everyone has them. I think Mrinal Sen did too. He had his group. I do not think Ray was much affected by the sycophants around him.

Awesome as always!!

This is the best interview I have ever seen. My respect to this great man.

Thanks a lot for this documentary. And thanks to youtube. There was no scope to even know about this documentary without internet.

Please upload the movie e Teen Kanya Ashoni Sanket With English subtitles

that was so great to hear

Zappa invloeden heel bijzonder

i feel this generation of bengalis is lost for ever. my uncle who was bit older than him worked in the government in bengal, was not wealthy, but was a playwright and his library was huge and eclectic...when Sen talks of rudolf arnheim it is quite apparent that the generation back in the 50s and 60s were more expansive in their reading yet completely grounded in bengali language and literature. they absorbed what was happening overseas and infused it into their work without copying it...a generation apart.

you have a treasure trove of interviews on ray

very good interview

Probably this is the only video where the comment section have been kept open.

Platinum reflections! 👌🏼

Magnifique, comme toujours !

Thanks ❤

Why not divide and donate to the various film institutes around the world?

Great interview!

Such inspirational figures. Lack of resource never bogged them down. Creative talent helped them earn repute in life with merit.

I will make it to Kolkata one day. It seems like it's the center of the world

Wow! Amazing music, beautiful playing!

Eta besh bhalo🙏

RIP, Mr. Nemai Ghosh.

A great filmmaker on one of the,as he said, greatest filmmakers that inspired him ,discusses, in a candid observation with deep respect and pays tribute to Ray's excellence and shortcomings.

Nimai da, my head is bowed to you for your life long works. You have utterly exhausted your own life for the sake photographing the giant filmmaker. You immortalized yourself along with Satyajit Ray for the spectacular photographs of a man taken in his various moods. Concerned persons to come forward for the preservation of such a precious treasure.

Thanks to upload information 🙏🙏

Amazed by the film. Many many thanks to Van Der Werf for making such a wonderful film. Why is the West Bengal Government not coming forward to help Mr Ghosh set up the Gallery? His emotional appeal was poignant and painful least to say.

Great film maker

Brilliant..

Gut-wrenchingly sad to listen-in. An unfortunate study in pettiness and ego that overrides the commitment to document and preserve Ray's legacy for posterity.

This was a difficult interview for Mr.Chatterjee. His emotional investment in his recounting of incidents surrounding Ray's demise comes through. His creative partnership with Ray is integral to both their legacies. Thank you for sharing this series of interviews.

Extremely well made documentary film! Curious to know if ultimately the dream of making a gallery in Kolkata or India with the 90000 precious photos has come true. If not, it is the ultimate tragedy! From Sweden

I am a fan of both Satyajit Ray and Soumitra and it gives a great pleasure to watch such interviews. Just a question, has the interview taken place in Soumitra´s own residence? from Sweden

It is always nice to see interviews with Soumitra, no wonder Satyajit Ray liked him! Sweden

Nice interview, but the volume was a bit low; one could hardly hear Soumitra´s voice at places. It´s a pity! Like Ray Soumitra is also a great man. Arindam from Sweden

Bo Van Der Werf thanks a ton for making this documentary about a person (great photo-biographer Nemai Ghosh) who had dedicated his life in shooting the person who was called the maestro of indian cinema and the world would not have seen him in different moods and expressions but for Mr. Nemai Ghosh. However it was very sad to see him saying he would dip all those 90k+ negatives which has captured Ray as he sounded desperate as no one till the time of this film had come forward to save and upkeep his hard work filled with passion and dedication. That happens generally with all those who grows under a giant without the fault of the giant himself as Nemai Ghosh rightly said " he was too immersed in his work "....and aided by Sharmila Tagore too that nothing grows under a great banyan tree. This documentary is perhaps the only one on the ace bio-photographer whose passion , dedication and honesty towards his work was reflected from the Bo Van Der Werf's passion, dedication and honesty towards the making of this documentary- Kudos to you ! T

Interesting.