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The Cartoon That Taught Indians The Meaning of “Many”
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[New York Times (blog)] - I also had one documentary film under my belt made with my own money and some monetary help from friends and my daughters Suhasini [Mulay] and Shree [Mulay]. I also had a lot of help from friends like Satyajit Ray, Kabita Sarkar and maestro Gangubai
Mrinal Sen: An inspiration for new-age directors
timesofindia.indiatimes.com
[Times of India] - Suhasini Mulay, who made her debut in Bhuvan Shome, agrees with Chaterji saying, "Camera angles and using the city as a character in the film cant be attributed as Sen's influences. Rather, the way he approached cinema is something that many of today's
Mrinal-da's son calls him bondhu: Nandita Das
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[Times of India] - Suhasini Mulay Mrinal-da is very scared of ghosts. While shooting for Bhuvan Shome, Utpal-da decided to pull a fast one on him. Back then, I wore long hair and had kept it open. In the darkness, Utpal-da took me in front of Mrinalda's room and knocked
Suhasini Mulay in Bengali film
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[Times of India] - When Mrinal Sen cast Suhasini Mulay in "Bhuvan Shome" along with Utpal Dutt, film …s spoke highly about the discovery of an actor par excellence. Though Mulay didn't do any Bengali film, she assisted Satyajit Ray for "Jana Aranya" and joined Sen as
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