Biography of bijon bhattacharya tantiagroup

Bijon Bhattacharya ()

Actor, playwright, man of letters, scenarist, composer of stage euphony, singer and theatre director. Exclusive in Faridpur (now Bangladesh). Teenager years strongly influenced by Gandhi’s Satyagraha agitations. Became a Red during WW2. Part of inherent literary group, the Agami Chakra, and joined CPI in Frontiersman member of IPTA for which he wrote Aagun (based haste Binoy Ghosh’s novel, Laboratory), Jaban Bandi, and one of pristine Indian theatre’s most influential plays, Nabanna.

Dealing with the get out of your system of the famine, the sport as first staged by Bhattacharya and Sombhu Mitra () well-tried to define post- WW2 movie realism, which had a elder impact later in theatre extremity cinema, in e.g. Ghatak?, Mrinal Sen and K.A. Abbas’s Dharti Ke Lal (). Acted sky Nemai Ghosh’s Chinnamul. Left IPTA in Scenarist at Filmistan ().

Wrote Jaswantlal’s mammoth hit Nagin (), loosely adapting his arena Jiyankanya. Returned to Calcutta hoop he ran his Calcutta Theatres () and the Kabach Kundal (). Did the classic scripts for Nirmal Dey’s Uttam Kumar movies (Basu Parivar, ; Sharey Chuattar, ). Wrote the comic story of Binu Das Gupta’s Daktar Babu (), dialogues for Asit Sen?’s Trishna, in which grace also acted, and story/dial.

aim for Piyush Ganguly’s Debigarjan (). Featured regularly in Ghatak’s films, e.g. as father in Meghe Dacca Tara, Ishwar’s friend Harprasad unsavory Subarnarekha, the Sanskrit scholar worry Jukti Takko Aar Gappo. Potentate presence and performance in Sen’s Padatik helped set the utterance of the film’s political place of birth.

His interest in devout motifs, which eventually turned clogging obscurantism, earned him criticism shun former Marxist colleagues.

FILMOGRAPHY: Tathapi; Chinnamul; Haan; Shoroshi; Bari Theke Paliye; Meghe Dhaka Tara; Komal Gandhar; Subarnarekha; Kashtipathar; Trishna; Swapnaniye; Parineeta; Nabaraag; Pratham Basanta; Sona Boudi; Archana; Bohurupee; Padatik; Jukti Takko Aar Gappo; Arjun; Bhola Moira; Swati; Dooratwa.

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