Bhooter Nach: A psychedelic ghost dance from Satyajit Rays Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (1968)

[@aritramukherji2853]

Those who said it is the most boring part of the cinema..do they realise what exactly happened in this dance sequence...it is the portrayal of the truth of life..it was a war sequence in the form of dance..on the basis of religion..caste..but finally everybody died..the war was all in vain...who else could portray the whole message so creatively

[@chandradiprana2]

Adding to that Gupi guyn bhagha bain was a sarcastic take on then famous phrase "Roti Kapda Makaan", the basic human needs. Imagine with the backdrop of 1969 bengal and this satire makes so much sense. It deals with the wish for these basic needs and the fantasies around it. The whole life I considered it as a kids movie..

[@sushovon7]

আরে একটু বোঝার চেষ্টা করুন, সত্যজিৎ রায় এঁর পরিচালিত প্রথম চলচ্চিত্র " পথের পাঁচালী " যেটা বিশ্ব জগতকে বুঝে Oscar দিতে গিয়ে কম বেশি ৩৫ বছর লেগে গেলে ! আর কয়েকটি লোকের কথায় কান দিয়ে বাজে সময় নষ্ট না করাই উচিত, অনন্ত আমার তো তাই মনে হয়।

[@subhammaity432]

Aritra Mukherji exactly..

[@subhradipchatterjee9765]

well said only uncultured and uneducated people who have no sense at all will call it the boring part of the movie.

[@songbrittakundu8904]

Can anyone please explain me the entire thing in detail and tell me it's relevance with the rest of the movie please? And who are the fat bellied ghosts?

[@subhradipchatterjee9765]

Even until now , no other director have the capability to portray Indian history in such a short scene , Satyajit Ray a true legend.

[@gaming6feetunder925]

What the fuck does it mean in the story?is that a ghost that did that?

[@gaming6feetunder925]

And why would the ghost do that

[@shinjinichakraborty9658]

@@gaming6feetunder925 get lost

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

But that's not particularly Indian history , I suppose ??

[@subhradipchatterjee9765]

@@shinjinichakraborty9658 good answer , he's just a ignorant illiterate arrogant person.

[@RanitBhowmick]

When I was a kid, this scene was really boring to me. But now when I am grown up, I truly understand what Ray tried to convey through this piece of art. And my respect for him keeps on growing.... This is truly at a whole new intellectual level !! 🙏

[@MsKoushiki]

Just the opposite with me and my schoolfriends.We used to eagerly wait for this sequence

[@sanjibchakraborty313]

❤

[@saratchattopadhyay3523]

​@@MsKoushiki😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😢😢😢😢tty

[@MsKoushiki]

@@saratchattopadhyay3523 , মানে?! 😀

[@mayankchaudhuri3917]

I am born in 2006. But still I like Satyajit Ray's compositions.

[@indranichatterjee9312]

Me too!

[@cuddlebunnyvivaan7385]

You should be playing basketball kid

[@arkaprovo100]

Rokto ta toh bangali. Eta bachie rekho

[@arijitchatterjee4071]

Pt. Uday Sankar's dance form 😌🙏 one of the my most favourite scene in the film ❤ wonderful 👌👌.

[@JayantanathGupta]

Not his work. Somebody else did the choreography.

[@fahimreza5229]

1. Sanyashi Bidroho. 2. Krishok Bidroho , Fakir Bidroho, Saotal Bidroho . 3. The Brahmins , the head of the society as well as the intelligentsia and literate group of the society are in the form of dance sequence created by Sir Satyajit Ray in Goopy Gayen Bagha Bayen. This are actually the legacy of India .🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏, Thanks for uploading this masterpiece

[@soumyajitbagchi8570]

Can any one thought of respresenting Indian Feudal system in a such an enigmatic way....... really awesome

[@phoebusapollo4677]

Fabulous imagination and choreography. The Bhooter Raja is so friendly and its smile demolishes the fear of booths for all kids!

[@DustuLokVanish]

One of most brilliant works done by Satyajit Ray.

[@biprajitdhar7438]

Satyajit Ray sir , you are the rarest genius . sir you have created an unprecedented wonder of art .kudos to you Sir.

[@arpansingha7515]

Actually this concept (Dance) is little bit similar to Tagore's short story ' kartar bhoot' this shows us the various kingdoms in India From Arya Mughal to the British

[@jcvd_143sary]

Revisited on 5/2019, the 50th anniversary of this great cult classic. Proud to be a Bengali.

[@sayansayansayan19993]

Kudos to the king of imaginations . Just wonder what was going through his mind when he was conceptualising this scene . this will remain Fresh and goosebumping always

[@indroneilbiswas]

Mind you, the music was composed by Ray himself!

[@madvertising]

Absolutely marvelous.

[@bongosutro7393]

This dance show all different cultures came in India across the time...and all the fight against all of them...at last all are die....just brilliant...no wonder why he got Oscar..

[@thesmartkid8238]

Matter of regret, He got only one! And that even for lifetime achievement. He should get a couple of Oscars. Because he just continued giving masterpieces.

[@FlickDeep]

Perfect piece of Indian art!

[@rijbanerjee]

I cannot imagine any other film maker in this world having the vision or courage to make such a film.

[@snehapinks1]

A masterpiece... Salute to the maker.. Satyajit ray...

[@nutcracker5094]

I have not missed a single Satyajit Ray movie and i still wish to have this kind of live experience

[@sabyasachimukhopadhyay6498]

Great job by Satyajit Ray!

[@HoneyNocturnal]

Most interesting part of this movie.... Genius Ray....but exceptional genius 🙏🙏

[@mintusaren895]

THE bhooter raja AMAGING . I have seen it thousands time . THE GREAT BHOOT @ 56 YEARS . THE BHOOT !

[@willcristoff5943]

Can somebody please give the names of the artistes performing the Mridangam, Kanjira, Ghatam and Morsing in the score? They were qually brilliant as the choreography and the idea behind the scene.

[@fahimreza5229]

Excellent piece of art , masterpiece ❤️❤️❤️ loved it. 🎉🎉🎉😀😀😀😁😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@atrayeechakraborty3403]

Ray was a masterpiece himself.

[@yuvi01warlock]

This sequence holds up till this day! So beautiful... Ray sir, a master in storytelling and visual aesthetic. This sequence displays it...

[@rhythmandbluesofsoul]

this 7 minute clip is a good example of his greatness in a nutshell

[@ankitasarkar198]

I love this part ❤️ I thought it was real from childhood 😁

[@subratadevnath7097]

The era when we could compare proudly to our own language movies with Hollywood.

[@debangsubanerjee2155]

Thank you. We learn from each other through thick and thin.

[@PhoenixBolt]

awesome smoky frames..I wonder how he did that!!

[@anikbanerjee7436]

This was done by Raoko, a bombay based company in charge of executing "special effects" for movies back then in 50's... Idea and procedures were undoubtedly expatiated by Manik Jhetu, & Raoko alchemized the rest.... And the Rest is History...in Manik Jhetu's favourite word "Tour de force"!! ....

[@rajarshichakraverty5586]

The smoky and wavering effects was created by capturing the dance performance off of reflection from water

[@pronay57]

Best camera work done in this video

[@Riyaso]

এত শৈল্পিক ভাবনা শুধু মাত্র আপনার মাথাতেই আসতে পারে স‍্যার। আপনার পায়ে শতকোটি প্রনাম।🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@samdutt2648]

Brilliant cinematography

[@kazijavedanwar7891]

যত দেখি ততই অবাক হই, বাংগালী বলে গর্বিত হই

[@bipulpalchowdhury4784]

সিনেমার ইতিহাসে অন্যতম সেরা দৃশ্য

[@madhuritubahaar4thMarch1996]

Most Interesting Part Of The Cinema....Carnatic Music's Thani Avarthaman In Bengali Cinema...Used By Satyajit Roy...

[@arkasengupta6132]

নৃত্য পরিচলনা - প্রয়াত শ্রী শম্ভু ভট্টাচার্য্য।

[@munaroy4848]

আমি গর্বিত যে আমার জ্যেরশ্বশুর মশাই এই নৃত্যে অংশ গ্রহণ করেছিলেন 🙏

[@RAJUROY-gp8xd]

Koti koti pranam...S ROY....

[@Thatsmallgirl263]

From music to choreography to costume to makeup to what not - every bit is beyond perfect!! P. S. Did the Netflix horror series Betaal took inspiration from the British ghosts?

[@donachakraborty5337]

wide awake with this extraordinary performance..trance

[@soudeepkar7912]

This film was made in 1969 five years after the vietnam war...satyajit ray always admired the exemplery courage shown by the primitive Vietnamese..(watch "two") his antiwar message is clearly potrayed through the dance .also to note that the symbol of bhootrr raja is a star which is the flag of vietnam and other communist countries...he was a communist in true sense...and was wise enough to potray it through the easter eggs in almost all his films

[@uttiyadeb7583]

Interesting viewpoint Mr. Soudeep Kar. Very interesting. Never thought on this context of the Vietnam War. 🇻🇳

[@niravbhanot7422]

Communism is dead

[@rishi2791]

Fuck communism

[@debabratadatta3696]

Please don't Fuck nonsense here. Satyajit Ray wasn't a communist. He knew the difference between revolution and communism. Moreover he was from a landlord family. He knew not to use soft target middle class Bengali like Mrinal Sen. Remember the word of his film pratidwandi- a person shouldn't have to be a communist to praise Vietnamese.

[@purbasha2829]

Bro I came to know a few more new words because of u ☺❤

[@nipachowdhury6437]

গুপি গাইন বাঘা বাইন এর মতো আরো এরোকম সিনেমা হওয়া দরকার।

[@anirbanbose7801]

For that Mr Ray needs to be reborn

[@user-id4sx9oi7l]

Nipa Chowdhury and that’s impossible.None can become Satyajit Ray.Not even his son.Satyajit ji was himself an Alien with extraordinary brain.Grabbing oscar is not everyone’s cup of tea.That era will not come back.Those times were called real era of films and acting.

[@sumanaadhikari4819]

I'm possible... আর হবে না। কারোর অত দম নেই।

[@arnablahiri7023]

সম্ভব নয় 😔

[@op_dev_yt4]

The national Cinema of every boys and girls childhood

[@mrsingha509]

Shooting all from reel without any computer edit it's amazing

[@onizukaeikichi2356]

I watched this when I was on acid. This is a prime example of why Ray was a genius

[@07aniketdeysarkar26]

You were on acid mean ?

[@kaushiksaha8416]

LSD Lysergic acid diethylamide

[@swastikchakraborty2855]

@@07aniketdeysarkar26 "a kid" Bodh hoi likhte cheyechen.... Otai "acid" E porinoto hoe6e... K r C er modhe gulie fele6e bodh hoi...

[@purbasha2829]

@@swastikchakraborty2855 no he wrote it right acid is a drug

[@menofculture5285]

@@swastikchakraborty2855 😂😂😂

[@KousikNandy]

Anyone knows who are the artists performing the mridangam, ghatam and morsing?

[@piu8981]

Kousik Nandy who ????

[@purbasha2829]

It's almost impossible to give this info

[@rnilu86]

I knew the name of the choreographer. He was one of the best contemporary dancer of that time. But I forgot his name.

[@MsKoushiki]

​@@rnilu86Shambhu Bhattacharya

[@SkNaju-g6y]

এই বইটা আমার দেখতে খুব ভালো❤❤❤❤

[@AbhishekRoyscis]

I didn't want to sleep today, anyways.

[@prithikaghosh947]

When I watch this movie it was so scary I have nightmares scary well not scary funny this scary this part was scary

[@GasMaskHeadhunter]

Ive had many nights like that on the Hilltop in Anjuna. Om Shanti.

[@bubunmazumder]

What is Anjuna?

[@GasMaskHeadhunter]

WHERE is Anjuna you mean??

[@djchav6]

Place in Goa

[@samik7783]

Cultural ghosts

[@e-mathbuddy3816]

Long live Satyajit Ray! In our hearts....

[@Amitabhsworld]

A super scene a great movie by satyajit ray.a short scene with a deep inner meaning.bhuter naach darun laglo.

[@nar51]

This is the most exemplary, unique song and video, I've ever seen. Truly a masterpiece

[@soumyasarkar869]

এই সিনটা বিশ্ব চলচ্চিত্র জগতে অন্যতম মাইলফলক ।। সেই সময়েও যে এধরনের সিন ক্রিয়েট করা যেত মানিকবাবু না থাকলে বোঝা সম্ভব হত না ।।

[@rahulghosh9528]

Ei chobita 1965 er India Pakistan er juddho poristhiti ke reflect kore.

[@Ragameiste]

amazing conceptualization.

[@strikygaming9855]

to vfx techniques in1969 this was hilarious for me to se the perfectly using of all resources because that the are play with camera perfectly and ligth shader are perfecly use in scene for feel shatya jit ray are genius

[@immjayant]

How they managed to record this legend scene when there were no technology at all

[@Aditya1590]

Use of sodium vapour and Prism light like things

[@siolighosh1491]

Brilliant.

[@YoutubeStxrlorD]

Best song in the world for me .really it's a great mingling song .wow excellent acting and singing and dancing

[@mrsingha509]

Aur aaj Kal ka trending Coca cola tu Makhana makhana Pani pani

[@urmighosh6363]

Awesome 👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏ghost dance 😆😆😆😆😆

[@jerry01921]

Wonderful

[@Piayalds]

awesome bhoot dance

[@sanjuktabanerji9195]

Excellent😍👌👍

[@SMPachchigar]

This is the best

[@sunandabagchi1245]

এই দারুণ গান এবং নাচের সামনে যে কে নেহা কাক্কার তা আমি বুঝিনা। এসব ধরনের ওকে কোনো দিন গাইতে সোনা গেছে?

[@Nova67827]

As a kid i couldn't understand what was even going now as a adult i realize the symbolism

[@rahulghosh9528]

Please explain

[@Nova67827]

@@rahulghosh9528 there's a deep symbolism in this play it shows a war between religion caste at the end no one survived

[@sakib9238]

Ohhhh... MAHARAJA...selam tomai... 💔💜💗💖💛

[@SupersonicMojoJojo]

@doctorzais1 Maybe,because when we r terrified,every second seems to expand and become longer?

[@doctorzais1]

just dont understand why has the footage been manipulated to put it into slow motion in parts esp at the beginning

[@ferozalam2212]

doctorzais1 dgbjjukk just

[@dipankarsarkar8687]

এই দৃশ‍্য কখনও পুরনো হয় না।

[@dipanitasen2352]

My favourite for ever and ever.

[@boisakhisen8767]

Oreeeeeeee baàaaaaaaaaaab bhoot. Srijeeta sen

[@Tagardipu]

Creativity and art do not need money

[@Renovarbiolife]

I am in love even at 58 years.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Aha re aha re lagey bhoi.

[@SkNaju-g6y]

এই বইটা আমার দেখতে ভালো লাগে

[@nipachowdhury6437]

gupi gain. bagha. bain. its reali, fantastic, flim, beautiful. movie,

[@dipankarpal3380]

G- song all time

[@-_The_Girl_With_No_Name_-]

The ghosts looks like souls

[@skwhert]

Disturbing, but somewhat peaceful. Reminds me of begotten, but not intended to make you soil yourself.

[@ashokkumardas3447]

wow. wow. wow

[@srijadas24]

The music❤️

[@anayjara7545]

correct me if i am wrong , kintu eta bodhoy udayshankar choreograph korechilen...

[@brascoperryjoe6425]

Shambhu Bhattacharjee

[@pradiptanath4575]

nice

[@theuncannyman123]

Einstein er moto onar brain tao preserve kore rakhar dorkar chilo. Simply greatest of all time.

[@sarmisthachowdhury338]

wow

[@tapasdas5925]

Goopy Bagha bhoot Bhalo Kore bhutaache baccha Bhoot Baba bhoot acche

[@mrsingha509]

It's magic

[@storiesreviews2203]

indian history at one go

[@AUProductions239]

Ai link suktara magazine theke pelam

[@aritramajumder2211]

APURBA DaDa moj kar de

[@siamahmed7936]

my first experience of psychedelia.

[@someshwari_debi]

Chotobelae ami bhabhtam Bhooter naach ta bujhi sotti sotti Satyajit Ray Shoot krechen. Obaak hoe dekhtam Ajo obak hoe dekhi kintu karon ta bodleche. Goromer chuti Childrens Day ar Xmas Satyajit marathon must chilo amader bari te.. Binge watch krtam sob amar Dadu TV besi dakha pochondo krten na Kintu ei din gulo ar Ei movies gulo cholle unio amadr sathe bose dekhten. Khabr somoe Ma masi BAba Kaka ra sob criticsder nae kotha bolto DADU kintu ami ar bon choto bole amadr opinion falna ta krten na...oi oto lokeder majh khane dadu amae ar amar boner cinema dekhe ki obhigotta seta bolte bolten ar prottek k sunte hoto. Ki biggotai na chilam. EI riwaj ta akhono ache bhaipo bunji der nie......Oi 5 bochorer shishur imagination j ki sundor seta bhebe amra sobai nostalgic hoe pori...A

[@SadaaShivShakti]

Shiva nataraja

[@upresins]

WOW

[@saswatascoding4194]

Sundi= India Hala= Pakistan. Main theme of this film

[@swastikchakraborty2855]

Exactly

[@chandanbanerjee1968]

Not really. The story of this film was written by Upendrakishore Ray , Satyajit Ray's grandfather, long before the concept of Pakistan even came into existence.

[@saswatascoding4194]

@@chandanbanerjee1968 I know brother but the concept of screen play is taken from the idea of India and Pakistan. If you go through the main story you will find a quite different from the film. This is the thinking style of versatile director he always wanted to give message from his flim. Although you think his flim screen play is very simple. But if you go through his film and think quietly you will find lots of layers and message from the screen play.

[@saswatascoding4194]

@@chandanbanerjee1968 this film is a adaptation of goopey gyen and bagha byen. He remade his grandfather story by his own idea in this film

[@chandanbanerjee1968]

@@saswatascoding4194 yes...there were some references in the film. But I thought it was there in the story too. I think I have to read the story again. I may have forgotten some of it.

[@dinogiggs6572]

🐐

[@rhythmandbluesofsoul]

god's creation

[@kanki7037]

Psychedelic Ray.

[@santurudra5174]

aswom..

[@sarbaniroy5296]

বাদ্যযন্ত্রের নাম বলুন

[@sarbaniroy5296]

তামিলনাড়ুতে এই বাদ্যযন্ত্রের নাম কি

[@sarbaniroy5296]

বাদ্যগুলির নাম কি কি

[@kaushiksaha8416]

১) মৃদঙ্গম ২) খঞ্জিরা ৩) ঘটম্ ৪) মোরসিঙ্ বা মুরসিঙ্