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Amal,
his brother, comes for a visit and after a while Bhupati coaxes him to “bring
out” her artistic leaning. Amal does, but through their subtle interplay charulata
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Amal
finally realizes that Charulata is in love with him. So as not to injure his brother, Amal
leaves unexpectedly, Bhupati, however, catches charulata crying over Amal and is shocked
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At one point
Amal admits to charulata that a “woman’s mind can only be understood by
men”, but when she ironically publishes a short story on her own and without his
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AWARDS
President’s Gold Medal
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India 1964
Silver Bear
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Berlin Film Festival 1965
Best Picture- Roman Catholic
Cinematographie 1965
Golden
Head or Palanque - Acapulco Film Festival 1965
CAST
Soumitra Chatterjee / Amal
Madhavi Mukherjee / Charulata
Sailen Mukherjee / Bhupati
BLACK
& WHITE
LENGTH
: 3284 meters
SCENARIO,
MUSIC & DIRECTION
Satyajit Ray
PRODUCER
R.D.Bansal
PRODUCTION
RDB &
CO.
PRESS
COMMENTS :
CHARULATA is subjectively as powerful and subtle as
objectively it is so explicit and precise
....................................................AMRITA BAZAR PATRIKA
.......entitle
it to a place with the all time greats in the movie world..............................HINDUSTHAN
STANDARD
Another
memorable film by Ray ......THE STATESMAN |
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