Satyajit Ray, the lodestar of Indian cinema for over half a century, would have been 103 in the present day. The legendary writer-filmmaker is taken into account one among the best artists and storytellers in the world. His kaleidoscopic contributions to the fields of cinema, literature and the visible arts have endured the check of time.
In his life, Ray directed 36 movies, spanning masterworks like The Apy Trilogy and Charulata to enduring standard classics like Sonar Kella (1974), Joy Baba Felunath (1979) and Hirak Rajar Deshe (1980). His books, quick tales, musical compositions, essays and illustrations type an indelible canon in Indian arts and thought.
On Ray’s 103th birth anniversary, listed here are a set of tales from The Hindu on the grasp.