Satyajit Ray's Honorary Award: 1992 Oscars

[@words007]

Bollywood is about making money. Satyajit ray was about cinema, real cinema.

[@vijayvardhan5910]

Did he got Oscar award?

[@words007]

@@vijayvardhan5910 i think this video answer your question?

[@vijayvardhan5910]

@@words007 ok got it. Lifetime achievement award he got

[@the_winter_soldier477]

It's not just Bollywood now .......even Hollywood does the same thing .....churn out shitty box office movies like fast and furious movies......

[@words007]

now that's a retarded statement, should have been more specific because if you were careful you would have noticed the entirely new stories of FAF franchise up till i say there was paul walker in the movie because they genuinely liked making them movies and people genuinely liked em. the action was superb and iv seen my bunch of movies a whole lot of em, since Charlize Theron and Jason Statham entered the franchise now it just seems milking the money because they work on the same formula as before nothing new like.

[@riceballs_walmart]

This man takes the words "I don't go to the Oscar, the Oscar comes to me" to a next level

[@ajitkumarbarik7696]

YEE BRO I JUST NOTICE IT

[@arnabpaul4117]

Oscar came to his room : such an extraordinary he is

[@KrishnaAgrawalFilms]

🙌🙌🙌

[@sumanroy7369]

Yes indeed

[@mavanijj]

That’s of power real creative human being 🙌🙌🙌👏

[@ayandey137]

@Thai Holy his body might be gone, but his mind still lives among us through his movies and stories

[@1234567rek]

V true ! 😇😇

[@jetblach]

Thank you India for giving the world Satyajit Ray, one of the few gems of the world.

[@gamingyt-je6sx]

Stefan Mogielnicki thanx bt unfortunately most of Indians don't know who is he

[@harshag.2085]

Yeah. I got to know about him only a few days ago despite being an Indian. I feel ashamed to have not watched his films before.

[@pradeep183]

Watch it now. :)

[@SunnyDuttaRoy-ou6ue]

Raj Tiwari it's kolkata

[@sagnikbhowmick1267]

problem is most of my north Indian friends compare quality of a cinema with it's budget and consider every Indian film outside Bollywood worthless. I don't want to offend anyone but I personally get such responses.

[@satyammishra2090]

Twenty-four days later he died. Thanks for your contribution. RIP

[@Iamfrombwn]

@opu yes!!

[@vivek_yt]

@@Iamfrombwn Your reply hurts. Why did you use "!!" ?

[@meghnajiobasu2135]

Sala chutiya never say a lengend has died.Once a legend always a legend

[@vampirethespiderbatgod9740]

@@vivek_yt I think he was replying to someone in the comments but the comment is deleted.

[@potatohead409]

Happy soul

[@hunkcoo]

Legend on Hospital bed receiving Oscar Is just like a soldier receiving Param Vir Chakra in a War Rare achievements Respect

[@awesomelife7721]

Absolutely... 👍

[@stilllearning6252]

Ikr, Posthumous is such a tragedy. This is rare.

[@pravablogs6182]

Just phenomenal.....

[@venesajonas7174]

you don't dare to compare any awards with each other. .

[@baishakhimandal1109]

@@stilllearning6252 £

[@ManishKumar-uf9tx]

What Rabindra Nath Tagore is to Literature, Ray sahab is to Cinema.

[@subhojithalder2852]

+Manish Kumar Nishad Completely agree.Couldnt have said it better myself.But sadly golden age of tollywood is behind us and directors today only know how to copy scripts from south indian films.

[@ManishKumar-uf9tx]

Subhojit Halder Friend, part of the reason is that we as an audience still go mad at Bollywood and even some non sensical Tollywood films and promote the worst kind of cinema. I can tell you that I have stopped watching films but whenever I come across some really good inspiring movie I take my time to watch it. And sadly most of them are not Indian. Reason being I m not familiar with regional films like Bengali, Marathi and so on, as I don't know the language and without it it's quite hard to understand the narrative.

[@lautheimpaler4686]

Rabindranath is overrated.

[@bongvillagers815]

No, Satyajit Ray, my favourite writer is also famous for his short stories, Shoku's diary, Feluda ..... So, he has made his empire in Literature too.

[@amritatalukdar4112]

Well-said.

[@shraddham11]

Proud of our India.... Bengal ki mitti ne kai sare hire diye hai.... Lots of respect... From Maharashtra

[@soumendas9812]

shraddha Mohabey thnx bro....❤

[@AamiAdity]

Thank You.Proud to be a Bengali from Calcutta.

[@broto137]

But it has stopped now☺️! The great land of Bengal is only producing some "aantels"( nonsense shit) like our Pisimoni ( Mamata Banerjee) 😞

[@rajaadhikariarya8314]

@@broto137 true

[@randomguy_764]

Thank you dear marathi whose land has taught us to take a great deal of pride in our culture and inspire us to conserve our heritage from the chatrapati to sachin :) With love from Bengal :)

[@abhikdixit2066]

I only saw two incredible things in academy awards: 1. Charlie Chaplin got a standing ovation of 12 minutes 2.Oscar was given to Satyajit Ray at his hospital bed.

[@sperinthalakkat9831]

And Will Smith beat the shit out of Chris Rock lmfao

[@Anonymous05064]

@@sperinthalakkat9831 Lol

[@krishnasanyal7]

@@sperinthalakkat9831 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Cumilla-sd1qi]

@@sperinthalakkat9831 yes, and this would ever be recalled before every oscar show in future.

[@surajshine4206]

And Marlon Brando rejected his second Oscar.

[@missmalaprop7455]

As a bengali, I am so utterly thankful to the Oscars committee that they recognised him with this award. He died soon after this. He wasn't very much supported by producers in India because he did real films and not mass entertainment, and had to make movies on meagre budgets. He couldn't even hire too many people. He was a genius and did all sound, editing, screenplay, direction, music, dialogues all by himself. He is one of the brightest gems of world cinema, and thank you Oscars for acknowledging that before his death.

[@vivekvishwanathan1989]

Mam bollywood is a shit

[@oregonlee]

Genius ran in the Ray family. After seeing The Stranger and Days and Nights in the Forest, I began reading Sukumar Ray. Hilarious.

[@123123santa]

@@oregonlee yes, indeed. Satyajit Ray's grand father was a well-known writer as well.

[@Ariyan755]

Underrated comment 👍👍

[@Krishna-hp1hh]

My aches to think that Ray was never appreciated in India. Atleast he got the international praise he deserved as people all around the world acknowledged his work except India. Winning an Oscar could have been the biggest feat of his life and he achieved this right before this death.

[@sangeetasharma5347]

Bollywood✖️ Indian film industry✔️

[@hunter-z4547]

Every Sharma after awards other than Bollywood

[@gargide9262]

Better to say bengali cinema or bangla cholochitro

[@tiyabharati540]

@@gargide9262 he is talking about every regional Indian film industry

[@samirullahussain]

Fucking bollywood

[@praveenbabu1479]

True no more Bollywood only Indian Cinemas 🤙🏻👏👏😊

[@sohambagchi9183]

"Not to have Seen the Cinema of Ray means Living in the World Without Seeing the Sun or the Moon "-Akira Kurasowa

[@guccilucifer2578]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@chitrarupabanerjee5071]

Akira Kurosawa is another brilliant filmaker ❤️

[@edwinhenriquez91]

Goddamn is that high praise. Two all time GOATs

[@LaRay82]

All credit to Martin Scorsese for campaigning so hard so Satyajit Ray could get this Oscar. He rallied his close buddies Steven Spielberg, George Lucas and others, which set the ball rolling in Mr. Ray's favor. He continues to spread the word about Mr. Ray's films. A few years ago, Scorsese called director Wes Anderson over to his place to watch "Pather Panchali". This inspired Anderson so much that he went to India, returned and penned the screenplay for "Darjeeling Limited", which eventually became a successful film starring Owen Wilson and Adrian Brody. Anderson created a unique soundtrack for "Darjeeling Limited" made up of music from Satyajit Ray's films and a couple of Merchant-Ivory films.

[@thailandgens1]

Thanks for sharing the story :)

[@serc_]

It doesn't change the fact that Hollywood executives stole Ray's script and had Spielberg direct it. But it looks like Ray has forgiven them.

[@LaRay82]

That's for sure. A true great.

[@souvikmitter7617]

thank you for that information.

[@LaRay82]

My pleasure.

[@ankitk1455]

Another underappreciated gem of Indian cinema is Ritwik Ghatak

[@amidishamondal]

Mrinal Sen and Tapan Sinha as well.

[@abirroy6638]

@@amidishamondal true

[@hiranmayroy5910]

So is Mr. Rituparno Ghosh.

[@yourajpradhan3044]

Don’t forget Shyam Benegal.

[@gazisabrirezaabir7863]

dont forget rituporn ghosh

[@Sn28sept]

Who is here after death of Soumitra Chatterjee...probably they are making another masterpiece in heaven...all legends are there

[@TheSomnathchatterjee]

Correct

[@gumnaamhaikoyi_who]

Ekdom bhai.....

[@amidishamondal]

Yah! Jatayu is all prepared to welcome his dearest felubabu.

[@noamchomsky729]

Indeed 🧡

[@jayatibanerjee8904]

Right

[@anupamdey7309]

When the news spread that Mr. Ray had been nominated for honorary Oscar Award then all on a sudden our Indian government hurriedly decided to honour him with a Bharat Ratna award.Why our government had to take such a long time to this important decision. What a ridiculous promptness shown by the government. Remember the famous adage "A prophet is not honoured in his own country ".

[@otohatakanashi8192]

ei karonei toh unoti hoina desher

[@SaptarshiDasgupta]

Politics kora theke time pele tobe to asob bhabbe.... tachara bangali-der talent r creativity je onek jaat-er theke onek beshi seta mante bhishon koshto hoi kina

[@subhamdeb2554]

@@SaptarshiDasgupta ekdom tai bangali der ke to sab somoy e underestimate kora hoiche .

[@nehneh5488]

It is a Bible verse. Yeah, an adage among the Jewish

[@dr.nandinibanerjee5921]

Lol now they are busy to give Bharat Ratna to Savarkar not Bhagat singh

[@hunter-z4547]

respect to Bengali Cinema love from Tamil Nadu

[@sitaramroy8690]

I love temil and Telugu movies

[@biplabkhatuya8057]

Thanks bro.

[@nishulivelovelaugh]

All are indians🤗

[@peter-s7t]

Bengali pictures are shit nowadays except some of them what a shame.

[@peter-s7t]

@• Rapunzel I said "except some of them" what happened your hair blocked your vision?

[@thorsihavenoenemies]

My parents, though not from India, deeply respected Mr. Ray and his cinematography. He truly was one of the gems of this world.

[@debasishmom]

Where are you from

[@rishishrivas5031]

Wow idk Koreans also supported him thanks buddy I wish the same for korea

[@Saibalize]

Proud moment for an Indian, for a Bengali. RAY the greatest. I almost cried!

[@armanderschreckliche]

Saibal Bittu Koley Proud oof being a Bengali.I'm not from India but as a Bangladedhi & Bengali I'm proud to say I'm proud of this great man.

[@CAPRICORNZA]

Indeed! Bengal has made an invaluable contribution to the Indian cinema. Bimal Roy, Guru Dutt, Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Basu Bhattacharya, R.D. Burman, S.D. Burman, to name just a few.

[@Sam-dh1wh]

Arman The Great Bangladeshi Bengali & Indian Bengali are completely different. It's totally way apart from each other. So do NOT confuse.

[@meditationovermatter5016]

samyajyoti de stop this only religions different don't be fool.......stupid

[@joyhimanshu2725]

CAPRICORNZA don't forget BIPASHA BASU. The greatest contribution of Bengal to cinema. 😁😁just kidding

[@seerinjahan]

Nobody Literally Nobody KZbin recommended this today on his 100th birth anniversary ❤

[@sauravbhowmick1468]

Exactly !!

[@subartasarkar7562]

It was 99th

[@sudipmallick7083]

Yeah Right

[@vineetgautam3335]

What did you gained by adding the word "nobody" in it?

[@subartasarkar7562]

@@vineetgautam3335 😂point

[@sebaksebak2594]

হয়তো এনাদের মতো মহান ব্যক্তিদের জন্য আজ আমরা মাথা উঁচু করে বলতে পারছি..... আমি গর্বিত আমি বাঙালী...💖💖

[@ayanangshunayak6731]

Name a living Bengali who makes you proud the same way today?

[@samratkoley5060]

@@ayanangshunayak6731 where are you from?

[@anubhabmondal5342]

@@ayanangshunayak6731 Saurav Ganguly, Arijit Singh, Shreya Ghosal, Mithun Chakraborty, Sushmita Sen, Amartya Sen, Abhijit Bannerjee and many more....

[@sorifsheikh918]

❤

[@parthibaparui7941]

Me too

[@samya1231]

He deserved it when he made THE 'Apu Trilogy' !

[@SINSECRETS]

Exactly it was a milestone

[@bedantosen1540]

I swear.

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

Doesn't matter its still a classic. These pee colour golden statue handed over by bunch of racist asses doesn't mean nothing. His exquisite legacy lives on.

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

@kick the BALLS I am a Bengali too. You are welcome ☺️

[@erabhikdasgupta]

They recodnised it later but now Apu's trilogy is regarded in 100 best movies to be preserved by the same Motion Pictures committee. Happens, there are many Iranian, French directors, creators we even don't speak of. But when time comes everyone gets what they deserved.

[@tazbeermasnoon2928]

I feel proud that he was a bengali and he never left Bengal.

[@biswajitkarmakar322]

উনি আগে 🇮🇳 ভারতীয় ছিলেন পরে বাঙালি

[@alexeggsy8421]

@@biswajitkarmakar322 এই গাধার বাচ্চা, শুয়োরের জন্ম।

[@alexeggsy8421]

@@biswajitkarmakar322 এই গাধার বাচ্চা, শুয়োরের জন্ম।

[@tomroy1196]

@@alexeggsy8421এই শুয়োরের বাচ্চা,🐖 মাথামোটা🤪 তুই গাধা🐴,,,,,, ভারতীয় কে ভারতীয় বলবো না তো কি বলবো ,,?😁😁😁 মূর্খ,,,,,!!

[@tomroy1196]

@@alexeggsy8421 এই শুয়োরের বাচ্চা,🐖 মাথামোটা🤪 তুই গাধা🐴,,,,,, ভারতীয় কে ভারতীয় বলবো না তো কি বলবো ,,?😁😁😁 শালা ,,,,,!!

[@atharvagiramkar8953]

Today he would turn 100...legend

[@ankitbhattacharjee_iitkgp]

❤️

[@piyusarkar3065]

As a Bengali, this makes my heart proud. And as an Audrey fan, yess she is the embodiment of the word Elegant.

[@satyasowmyamudunuri1796]

@unknown yeah Bengalis are Indians and Indians can love Audrey, what's wrong?

[@darshnikdeep4650]

Problem is as a Bengali, I expected as an Indian. We must respect our gems.

[@sabbyasachimajumder8791]

@@darshnikdeep4650 why cant bangalis be proud of him just as a bangali ? Why are u creating a conflict between our identities of bangali and indian ?

[@KING-ni4ze]

Amio bengali 🙂

[@SarkarPiyush]

@unknown aren't you asking a dumb question??!!!!!!

[@rhodephorus7733]

My grandparents witnessed Satyatajit Ray !! And we have to watch senseless directors like Karan Johar and Sajid Khan

[@sluggishhollow2030]

U don’t have to watch them.U can watch Anurag Kashyap.U can also watch classic movies.U can find those on youtube

[@sauparnabairagi4230]

None of them got oscar

[@sluggishhollow2030]

@@sauparnabairagi4230 Then watch Bong Joon Ho

[@sauparnabairagi4230]

@@sluggishhollow2030 Here people are talking about Indian artists

[@sluggishhollow2030]

@@sauparnabairagi4230 I know.I told u about Anurag Kashyap who is a good director and suggested u watching classic movies..But u said none of them got oscar.Thats why I told u to watch Bong Jung Ho

[@emiliobello2538]

I hope a Bengali language movie wins an Oscar someday. Doesn’t matter if it’s from India or Bangladesh. If it’s from India then the filmmaker should thank this man

[@sreejitsarkar5908]

Definitely matters if it's from India....Indian bengali films have a different legacy

[@emiliobello2538]

@@sreejitsarkar5908 yes. Definitely

[@PutulBarui-t3l]

There are many Bengalis in India. Bengali is also Indian language. Bengali is not only Bangladesh. Bangladesh and Indian Bengalis are different. Bangladesh follows Islamic culture where Indian Bengali follows real Hindu bengali culture.

[@emiliobello2538]

@@PutulBarui-t3l I know. Can be from either that one of these wins an Oscar

[@joshshortt9599]

My favourite actor presenting one of my favourite film makers with a lifetime achievement award? I LOVE THIS. They couldn't have picked a better presenter for a most deserving film maker.

[@junejah5423]

Josh Shortt "couldn't have picked a better presenter for a most deserving film maker." Cant contest anything there :)

[@meghnasaha4349]

Audrey Hepburn was actually one of Ray's favorite actresses he has said

[@test-tu4xv]

Receiving Oscar on deathbed - the feeling of success ---- GOOSEBUMPS

[@abalaji9143]

True

[@Ranjumonihazarika1222]

The present Bollywood directors should learn from Satyajit Rai.......No one can be like him.....he's one in a zillion... Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@debadiptasanyal]

Karan Johar will win 2 Oscars definitely

[@rohithrajan3796]

Why are you proud ? Bro stop being an idiot

[@ashashraa6579]

@@debadiptasanyal NO!

[@ivebenjamin8036]

You should be proud of your heritage. No matter what it is. Glad you’re proud to be Indian.

[@kingtowmater1038]

@@debadiptasanyal hell tf no he is at the forefront of bollywood's problem

[@santhoshbhavan4345]

When I was in 12th standard Pather Panchali was shown in our class in bengali. From that moment I have understood that this is film direction. Every person, Every scenes, everything in that movie was hear touching . I am from Kerala the land of great directors like Bharathan, Padmarajan and Adoor Gopalakrishnan. But Satyajit Ray was the emperor of all directors. The best film director India have ever seen. One of the outstanding director in the world. A Satyajit Ray devotee from Kerala. Thanks a lot to the Great Bengal. Because you have given birth to the legendery artists like Rabindranath Tagore, Satyaji Ray, Shreya Ghoshal and others.

[@alenstephen7043]

Proud to be from Kerala reading this comment with same emotion 😍

[@barium_67]

Kishore Kumar too

[@arindamdutta9371]

Thank you

[@amidishamondal]

You should add Rituparno Ghosh's name, as well as Aparna Sen, Mrinal Sen,Ritwik Ghatak. And many more...

[@hemangsubiswas1236]

@Santosh bhavan ❤️❤️❤️❤️ I love malayalam movies along with other south indian movies.. there r lots of masterpiece movies ❤️❤️❤️❤️love from bengal... & i also want to learn malayalam language ❤️❤️❤️

[@priyer74]

I remember watching this live on Doordarshan years ago. Awarding the Oscars to him was indeed a proud moment for the entire nation. Mr. Satyajit Ray passed away after a few days is what i recollect.

[@barneystinson6185]

Audrey Hepburn & Satyajit Ray.. Legends ❤️

[@toothless8965]

He had a sense of humour even then. Salute to him!!!

[@FaizurRahmanRatul]

One of the greatest filmmakers ever. A Genius , a LEGEND. Happy Birthday sir.

[@stxfdt1240]

Bangladeshis know Satyajit ray?!Wow😂😂😂 im amazed... Want a award

[@mixhub7248]

Sreejit satyajit sir's father is shukumar ray & his family is hailed from Mymensingh Their root is from Bangladesh & every possible BangladeshI knows them Actually it would be Bengali because Bengali is bengali

[@stxfdt1240]

@@mixhub7248 Well considering you guys only consider bengali muslims as real bengalis..... then people like Ray, Ritik ghatak, Bhanu banerjee, Saswata shouldnt mean anything to you.

[@mixhub7248]

Who said this to you..? I am Hindu My title is Saha 😂 Bangladesh is not like the Media shows sometimes, 😊

[@stxfdt1240]

@@mixhub7248 I dont care.....Bengali muslims never cared about us... We bengali hindus become successful on our own...those morons just converted and hate us. My ancestors came here in the early 1930s and we have acheived things.... which an islamic nation would have never granted us... This is not the Bangladesh of surjo sen and jibonando.. I hope you realise that.

[@ayushkryadav6080]

Imagine having this man at his prime in this generation. India cinema would had achieved different kind of success. What a wonderful man. This man define cinema. Martin Scorsese & Christopher Nolan are big fan of his art work

[@vedantsaha3443]

Proud to be Indian🇮🇳 Proud to be Bangali মহারাজা... 👑 তোমারে সেলাম ❤

[@sreejareddy8088]

Though I am not bengali I love Ray's direction

[@rabita9571]

বাঙালি বলে কথা....

[@anushkabanerjee6302]

ami o

[@subhamaich6744]

তোমারে প্রণাম 🙏🏻

[@christianmakesfilms]

Satyajit Ray is one of the fathers of cinema.

[@mrsayanghosh04]

Satyajit Roy's awards Bharat Ratna 1992 Academy Honorary Award 1992 Dadasaheb Phalke Award 1985 National Film Award for Best Feature Film 1992, 1972, 1970, ... · Agantuk, Seemabaddha, Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne,.... Filmfare Award for Best Director 1979 · Shatranj Ke Khilari National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Bengali 1990, 1985, 1981, ... · Ganashatru, Ghare-Baire, Heerak Rajar Deshe, ... National Film Award for Best Direction 1992, 1976, 1975, ... · Agantuk, Jana Aranya, Sonar Kella, ... Padma Bhushan 1965 Padma Shri 1958 Golden Lion 1957 · Aparajito Padma Vibhushan 1976 Golden Bear 1973 · Ashani Sanket BAFTA Award for Best Film 1959, 1958 · Aparajito, Pather Panchali National Film Award for Best Music Direction 1981, 1974 · Heerak Rajar Deshe, Ashani Sanket National Film Award - Special Jury Award 1982 · Sadgati National Film Award for Best Feature Film in Hindi 1978 · Shatranj Ke Khilari National Film Award for Best Screenplay 1994, 1975, 1971, ... · The Broken Journey, Sonar Kella, Pratidwandi, ... Golden Lion for Lifetime Achievement 1982 Filmfare Critics Award for Best Film 1978 · Shatranj Ke Khilari Venice Film Festival FIPRESCI Award 1991, 1957 · Agantuk, Seemabaddha Sutherland Trophy 1959 · The World of Apu Ramon Magsaysay Award for Journalism, Literature, and Creative Communication Arts 1967 National Film Award for Best Children's Film 1979 · Joi Baba Felunath Silver Bear for Best Director 1965, 1964 · Charulata, Mahanagar Bodil Award for Best American Film 1969, 1967 · Pather Panchali, Aparajito National Film Award for Best Non-Feature Film 1973, 1962 · The Inner Eye, Rabindranath Tagore National Board of Review Award for Best Foreign Language Film 1960, 1958 · The World of Apu, Pather Panchali National Film Award for Second Best Feature Film 1971, 1963, 1959 · Pratidwandi, Abhijan, Jalsaghar National Film Award for Third Best Feature Film 1964 · Mahanagar Kinema Junpo Award for Best Foreign Language Film 1967 · Pather Panchali Karlovy Vary Special Jury Prize 1976 · Jana Aranya Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for Films - Direction 1959 Golden Sail 1961 · Agantuk Certificate of Merit (Bengali Feature Film) 1959 · Jalsaghar

[@human-nw4yy]

Bhai kitne free ho app itne research karne ke liya

[@aphunter6740]

@@human-nw4yy bhai ye free nahi hai ye unko admire Karte Hain

[@ivebenjamin8036]

Wow so this means that he has won more awards than almost any other director I’ve heard of in history. Congratulations. He really was one of the gems of the world.

[@enigmas5441]

Put it in English for non Bengali speaking viewers

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

@@ivebenjamin8036 He has won 31 national award that too in different categories. Genius he was.

[@MrAkashvj96]

The only films I've seen from Mr. Ray are Pather Panchali and The Music Room. But that was more than enough to realise that he was a master at his craft.

[@MrAkashvj96]

Anshuman Majumdar How so?

[@dr.debajyotibose2928]

+Nameless Paladin yup, as with all great men. Well said.

[@BullitCake]

+Anshuman Majumdar you're an idiot

[@MrAlanSnackbar]

+Nameless Paladin You should complete the Apu Trilogy (Pather Panchali is the first entry). Other recommended greats: Charulata, the Big City, the Hero, the Stranger, Three Daughters.....

[@karansheth8057]

Bro what's with your profile pic? What it is called?

[@memories4487]

The master wanted to make Mahabharata and Chander pahar bt had no financial back up .and now directors like vijay Krishna acharya getting 300 CR to make TOH! Irony of Indian cinema at its best!

[@lakshaygulati22001]

Bollywood is making maharbharata with a budget of 1000cr funded by ambani.

[@ansh6370]

@@MeetFluence Bro you're insulting shit by comparing it to TOH.

[@Art2Heart1234]

Are u listening yourself? At that time from where will our government get that money and there was very infrastructure like today's

[@dragoflamer786]

I wonder what his reaction to SOTY would be

[@anirbanbora6313]

Just think if Ray had made Professor Shonku film series with modern budget what would he achieve! Maybe it would be better than the MCU (I am a die hard fan of MCU)!

[@akshartekchandani6686]

Padma Sri, Padma Bhushan, Padma Vibhushan, National Film Awards, Oscar, Bharat Ratna...Needn't say more 🙌💯🙏

[@ExplorerSouvik]

yes bloody Bharat Ratna was given to him after getting Oscars

[@bryantenet2010]

One of the greatest Bengali born, after Tagore and Bose.

[@animeshm3850]

Raja Rammohan Roy and Ishwarchandra Vidyasagar.

[@shounak8910]

There are millions of bengali do for India 🇮🇳 .

[@shounak8910]

Every one is great but accept joti basu and mamta banerjee

[@learnwithrks5890]

He was just an Indian

[@shounak8910]

@@learnwithrks5890 Indian are india great country

[@shristi9648]

On his death bed, being unwell but still speaking English that also in a flawless accent. Mr Ray is something else 🙏🙏🙏

[@redend8627]

Whats wrong with speaking english from deathbed? Anybody can speak english from anywhere. And that is Satyajit Ray, A genius to the whole world! What makes you wonder about his spoken language I dont understand.

[@shristi9648]

@@redend8627 maybe you don't understand cus ur dumb. While being ill people even struggle to form a cognitive sentence let alone talking another language so shut up

[@redend8627]

@@shristi9648 sure, but still it's too dumb of you to notice only Ray speaking English fluently, you didnt even feel his words. This is an Academy speech from his deathbed which had never happened to anyone at that time. He was no ordinary person as you think he was. Your next door neighbours may struggle to speak a language in deathbed but not everyone thinks of it as a foreign thing to deal. It's far easier and simpler than you think. Thank you.

[@shristi9648]

@@redend8627 omg nobody cares what you think. I can't give less carr about what you think. Whatever he just did was amazing for me. Maybe it's trivial for you. And yea, I DON'T CARE so go away!!!

[@shristi9648]

@@shristibaruah8293 yea these people just know how to correct people and nothing else. Other's opinion of something doesn't matter to them. They'll just come from somewhere and shit all around

[@anushkatulybanerjee4679]

March 2021, 29 years ago on this day (in 1992) Satyajit Ray was awarded the honorary academy ❤️ thanks to the academy for recognising his work and preserving his remarkable films...while sadly most Indians are unaware of his work, all these years later his films still fascinates me, most of his films were black and white yet they have captured different colours of life so beautifully, simple yet very powerful...he was extraordinary, a true legend❤️ proud as a Bangali and as an Indian.

[@vikivarga3]

Audrey looks wonderful here

[@satyammishra2090]

So did Satyajit Ray. He died Twenty-four days later.

[@indianfanboyy6579]

Satyam Mishra dumbass she's talkin about an actress not satyajit ray

[@vikram_Bhu]

Marvels Entertainment ya but he just inform about Ray

[@indianfanboyy6579]

Souvik Dey one of the worst state ever KOLKATA

[@TheNirvan999]

Common guys stop fighting here @Marvel entertainment and @souvik dey

[@sabujtarak5353]

Proud to Be a bangali , Proud to be an Indian ❤️🇮🇳

[@jooniesjam7993]

1:33 cudos to the lady ❤ she pronounced his name perfectly also she was very genuine in her talking.

[@fabrizio483]

And I've finally learnt how to pronounce his name as well. Thanks Audrey! Great filmmaker.

[@debarpanhalder7773]

Today is his 99th birthday! What a Legend! Respect and Love for Satyajit Ray! Pride of Bengal, pride of India, Pride of the whole cinematic universe!

[@bmand3786]

If bengali cinema's start to represent Indian cinema, we can bring more Oscars.

[@chintamanibhuin1915]

I agree with you.

[@amidishamondal]

Yes, people think Indian cinema= Bollywood. But Bengali cinema is the art house.

[@hasibkazi1379]

Also Malayalam makes awesome film

[@sankhabhowmickart5512]

Still some class Bollywood movies like tamasha, jagga jasoos, ludo directed by a bengali

[@anuragk6638]

Even tamil telugu malayalam make very good movies but idk why these films will not be sent to oscars

[@moupriyamondal202]

He is the one who makes me feel proud for being an Indian and most precisely I feel proud to be a Bengali because of him...He is the real Gem of Indian Cinema😌♥️🔥...He is a legend once born😌♥️

[@klausweasley]

The Academy just made it in time!

[@humairahaque8396]

As a bengali I am very much thankful to the Oscar committee for recognizing him with this prestgoi award..!! He is a gem who will shine forever..!!❤

[@sb4utry77]

Oscar doesn’t mean anything about his artistry & film making. He is something beyond that. A treasure that the World has lost!

[@Wendlinger]

It's sad to know that he died only 20 days after this and she, less than a year later on.

[@aniketp.8596]

Really? But how did she died..

[@BlitzKriegPlays]

@@aniketp.8596 he died after writing this comment.

[@aniketp.8596]

@@BlitzKriegPlays 😂 😂... Hmmmmm

[@adityarajasekar1020]

Amitesh 1 chuutiya...

[@RaymondHng]

​@@aniketp.8596 Upon returning from Somalia to Switzerland in late September 1992, Audrey Hepburn began suffering from abdominal pain. While initial medical tests in Switzerland had inconclusive results, a laparoscopy performed at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles in early November revealed a rare form of abdominal cancer belonging to a group of cancers known as pseudomyxoma peritonei. Having grown slowly over several years, the cancer had metastasized as a thin coating over her small intestine. After surgery, Hepburn began chemotherapy. Hepburn and her family returned home to Switzerland to celebrate her last Christmas. As she was still recovering from surgery, she was unable to fly on commercial aircraft. Her longtime friend, fashion designer Hubert de Givenchy, arranged for socialite Rachel Lambert "Bunny" Mellon to send her private Gulfstream jet, filled with flowers, to take Hepburn from Los Angeles to Geneva. She spent her last days in hospice care at her home in Tolochenaz, Vaud and was occasionally well enough to take walks in her garden, but gradually became more confined to bedrest. On the evening of 20 January 1993, Hepburn died in her sleep at home.

[@daredevilxrage]

Satyajit Ray is a gem , so glad he was recognized! Long live the legend !

[@lonestar6709]

_"I bought this dress for Durga. Where is she anyway?"_ The ending to Pather Panchali will haunt my dreams forever. I love Indian cinema so much you don't want to know. And I don't mean that Bollywood shit. I mean it's 'real' cinema. So long Master Ray. You were great.

[@joydey7309]

VincentHanna121 Sure, most of the people here who have a true understanding of a cinema don't like shitty Bollywood films. Ray was one of his kind and till now we haven't found his replacement.😞

[@anubhav111196]

Ray sir used to say that Indian audience is not sophisticated enough so I'll say its not the mistake of bollywood, but the audience

[@shreyamukherjee2886]

Lone Star Indian cinema is not only bollywood. Apu trilogy was Bengali gem by Satyajit Ray. In fact every language based regional industries are there. Bengali film industry is blessed to have gems like Ray 🙏🙏

[@pranjalray6381]

Try movies of Ritwik Ghatak and Mrinal Sen. They were peers of Mr. Ray and also made some wonderful movies like Meghe Dhaka Tara, Titas ekti nodir naam, Akaler shondhane, Calcutta 71 are some to name on the top of my head.

[@Art2Heart1234]

Every film industry have exceptions...As a Bengali I mostly watch Bengali films but I am also a fan of Bollywood films...Yeah now a days most films are shitty but there are exceptions too and you cannot judge the whole Bollywood with today's shitty films bcoz it has also given various great actors and great films like the Bengali industry...And not just Bollywood makes the Indian film industry there is Tamil Marathi Telugu kannada Malayalam etc all them have a huge contribution to the Indian film industry

[@DebBan]

Biggest regret of my life for not seeing 3 legendary Indian's up close after I was born.(1990) 1) Satyajit Ray. 2) KISHORE KUMAR. 3)UTTAM KUMAR.

[@tathagatac1992]

Rahul dev Burman

[@debanjali]

ALL OF THEM BENGALI

[@bittuOp]

Sobay Bangali 😘🔥

[@AK-xj2di]

Same

[@centurytrustworthy9425]

At least Soumitra is still alive god bless him❤❤

[@infinityfootball287]

Such a gem we witnessed, he was not only a director, he was an emotion

[@100wreckless]

From my childhood I heard that Mr. S Ray have won Oscar.. Was in search to watch by my own eyes and to experience the Joy... The video that came up in ONE STOP SEARCH is marvelous and amazing ... I really rejoiced !!!... Thanks :)

[@devakinandana4905]

Satyajith Ray -A Legend

[@ricksenguptagamingandvlogs3568]

He was a true legend and no one can take his place.

[@madarauchiha550]

মহারাজা তোমারে সেলাম।♥️

[@suvechhachowdhury4810]

I love how she says "Raey" instead of "Ray". The proper Bengali pronunciatuon, which even Bengalis don't continue anymore. They call themselves "Ray". Thank you for not anglicising the pronunciation.

[@suvechhachowdhury4810]

@Ultimate Game I'm so glad.

[@suvechhachowdhury4810]

@Ultimate Game Wow you're one of the few Indians, Bengalis even, who know that Spielberg had actually stolen ET from Ray. I'm really happy to meet you.

[@suvechhachowdhury4810]

@Ultimate Game Hey, please don't apologize for the rant, I'm just overwhelmed that people like you exist. Well yes, I can understand you're disappointed with Spielberg, but we'll, sadly even Shakespeare is known as the Greatest Thief. Very few of his plots are real, and if you start to read about the references he used, you'd realize how much of a thief he is. Also, yes of course Bollywood has been shamelessly copying from the mainstream movies of Hollywood, and there's next to none originality in Bollywood. And even though things are improving, thanks to creative directors and breakthrough actors, plots are still heavily biased. Look at Gully Boy for instance. I spotted an uncanny resemblance to 8 Miles.

[@suvechhachowdhury4810]

@Ultimate Game Yes, please do give it a read. Also, both literary and personal life of the Bard is filled with controversy, lol. India is taking a stand on Plagiarism slowly, but it's still a faraway dream when plagiarism will be recognized in its entirety. Like you said, it's so sad the way plagiarism has been normalised in this country, and how the real content creators are not even given their due worth. I have had some brutal personal experience regarding this, so I know too well what you're talking about. Also, it's not dishonest to be using another name, because your name isn't ripped off from anyone else, it's alright. I'm really sorry to hear that people misused your comments. The Internet is a dangerous space, and anything can happen. I hope you're okay now. (Ps- if you don't mind my asking, on which subject did you do your masters in?)

[@rickdey8256]

@@suvechhachowdhury4810 I also know that speilberg stole Shri Sayajit Raeys Idea And You know what I know the whole story and I am just 14

[@thefoodiewhowrites]

This lockdown presented me the chance of witnessing Ray's magical films. What a storyteller he was.. Fills my heart with immense pride🇮🇳

[@sadenb]

One of the best film makers of all times.. Kurosawa and Ray and Bergman , the three pillars

[@riderpikachu7403]

And Tarkovsky?

[@Arup92]

Hitchcock or yasujiro ozu or charles chaplin(without whom we would not have cinema as it is today) ?? Also tarkovsky or fellini or mizoguchi ?? Where are they in the pantheon of greats ??

[@a.amousa2678]

Okay we understand your Indian and you are very proud of him he is a very great great director but really? Tarkovsky Kubrick hitchock bresson Chaplin keaton?

[@mughal1501]

Ray was legend. Inspired many

[@mughal1501]

Ayush Chaturvedi :). From delhi

[@randomaccessmemoriesonly]

*he was a universal talent in true meaning. He made real cinemas 🎥, he wrote short stories which are popular among all the readers across india and bangladesh, he could compose beautiful melodies, he could draw beautifully detailed sketches. He was a true genius from every mean.* *We salute you Manik da!*

[@meghnasaha4349]

It's sad that both Ray and Hepburn died shortly after this....😞 but their work will be cherished forever

[@filmidioten]

This makes me so sad. So great that the Academy recognized Ray before it was too late, only weeks before his passing, but hard to see him so ill but still delivering a sweet speech. And extra hard knowing that the gorgeous Audrey Hepburn herself would pass away within a year. :(

[@farooqrajper94]

Satyajit Roy was a true gem and was ahead of time in Bollywood. His films are still very relevant to society. Because of his style and subject.... ❤️ ❤️

[@ruchenbarua210]

Like Shakespeare, Dickens , Ray's works are for forever... u see them and they grow all over ur mind and soul and the characters just leave nameless mist ridden indelible memories ... the Academy did well to honour him ... proud moment for itself and Ray...

[@rimanbachar7588]

আমি বাঙালি হিসেবে গর্বিত।।।।।।।।।

[@pristiq.]

I didn't understand anything but still I liked coz I know you praised Satyajeet sir in bangla language words 🙏

[@archismanchatterjee9703]

@@pristiq. He is saying that he is proud to be a bengali.

[@madesimplewithart7640]

@@pristiq. he said he is proud to be a bengali And so do i

[@fillyjonkfillyjonk5682]

So much delight to see Ms Hepburn announcing the award in a beautiful sari-like gown. Mr. Ray indeed is a wonderful filmmaker. Just came here after watching "The Chess players".

[@rshvkkt91]

In a year therafter, neither Ray nor Hepburn would be alive.

[@bony0889]

As an Indian, as a Bengali, I am so proud of the entire plethora of talents India and Bengal have given birth to. But, I m soooo happy that Mr Ray's name was pronounced in the real way a Bengali would address him!

[@abrarahmed1888]

His eloquence and fluency of thought even under such challenging circumstances speaks volumes of his strength of character and deep intellect

[@Unclechips67]

We have a chapter 'Apu ke sath dhai saal' means 'two and a half years with Apu' in our high school Hindi text book on Mr Satyajit Ray.

[@bhaskarchatterjee2647]

Nice to know it.

[@praveenverma7967]

Yep bro I studied it in 11th

[@akashwalia5367]

I studied it too😍

[@yourartsteacher5534]

Yes in my syllabus is too

[@dipanjanbasak3583]

Wow it is great to hear that one of the Legendary Movie maker from India, had able to create such influence for making a text book subject for school. I am feeling proud as of Bengali

[@jitusharma7436]

Thank you Audrey for making the effort to pronounce his name correctly, I mean like seriously

[@hijashimamudeen1633]

She also died same year right?

[@jitusharma7436]

@@hijashimamudeen1633 she died the following year in 1993.

[@Tanmay_Bhattacharya]

Thank you for correctly pronouncing his surname-"Ray". Even Indians(non-Bengali)pronounce his surname- Ray like ray in sunrays.

[@manujkantimazumdar]

Ayanokouji seriously? Oh, these anime fans these days🙄

[@soumentarak]

After great Rabindra Nath Tagore on that time another great personality.

[@lautheimpaler4686]

Vidyasagar >>>>>>>>>>>> Rabindranath

[@vichitragamer4321]

@@lautheimpaler4686 ईश्वरचन्द्र विद्यासागर

[@didarulislam6904]

It was our pride as a Bengali. Such an epic paragon of cine industry not only the national besides amongst the international.

[@shahrinshaheed3563]

A legend presenting to another legend! Satyajit Ray is one of those rare gifts to the world of cinema!

[@TheBoltSpark]

India is so proud of you Mr. Ray. You are truly one of the the greatest movie makers of all time.

[@arnablahiri7023]

Here is an example that the honorary award comes out to be more important and prominent than the main category awards. Because at the end of the day, it matters who is receiving the award more than the award itself. Kudos to one of the giants of modern cinema.......................

[@andres65080]

Wouldn't really classify him as "modern cinema"

[@arnablahiri7023]

For you might not be modern, for me his first film is good enough to teach the primitive definition of "modernism". Its interpretation of life, death, joy and lastly forgiveness is something which is almost untouchable with the exception of few Iranian film-makers. And if anyone wants his depiction of modernity in city life, movies like "Aranyer Din Ratri" attends such heights about our morality, doubts and deep expressions of sexuality, something Indian Cinema does not have a replace till now.

[@SasyaShyamYella]

Well said. It is one of those rare occasions where the award itself is honored because it's given to legendary people like 'Satyajit Ray'

[@kamalmodi1367]

SATYAJIT RAY - THE LEGEND (GEM OF INDIAN FILM INDUSTRY )....

[@hrishikkumardas69]

He deserved so much more then what he did. He might couldve if he would be living in the US. He even loved the American movies.

[@amulyamishra5745]

His has perfect British accent

[@abdullahelbaki5759]

Thanks a lot THE LEGEND SATYAJIT RAY 😇🥰

[@lrvdo]

Damn it would have been so good if he himself could accept it on stage😭

[@alenstephen7043]

True

[@feludaify]

India's Pride

[@mohitsinghania5155]

What a rare gem he was to ever exist in the world of film-makers. Satyajit Ray 🇮🇳

[@rahulsinha623]

According to sham benegal hindi film director '' The day he was ready to gave me an interview i said to myself hurrey i made it'' shows that for a director like sham benegal what it means to get an interview of mr Ray .The true oscar and the only one for us why i am saying so because other achiever like bhanu attaiya,A.r raheman,Gulzar they also got it but without the help of any hollywood film got it by his own that's too life time achievement where you will be jurdge not by one film but by your entire carrier shows how great he was.

[@zzzzzz1510]

It's sad to see him like that , he was a rare personality , saw his other interview , f'n intimidating, whatta majestic voice !! Wish he could be there to speak live ... Miss him

[@muhammadkhairaniismail4982]

30 years ago today. After her death in 1993, hardly to see any movie stars that were able to match her elegance and class. A truly one of the most iconic stars of all time.

[@mirandac8712]

For me, the most human of the pantheon of great directors.

[@jawad_youtube]

Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 ❤️

[@adventurethroughscience9998]

He is basically from Bangladesh. His father Sukumar Ray's house is in Kothiyadi,Kishorganj,Banglades🇧🇩..When Sukumar was a young boy his family was shifted to Calcutta.

[@sagarbhattacharjee696]

He is an Indian, not Bangladeshi, 🇮🇳🇮🇳 and Mr. Roy, great King ,

[@function407]

I'm from assam

[@doyelsnest8779]

So proud to be a bengali... So proud to be from Calcutta... Respect to my favourite man. The western world should know that he is not only a great director, he was also a prolific writer, a music director and an artist.

[@angshumandutta8237]

Many eons ago when I was in my half pants I saw this on Doordarshan, I cried, I felt so proud at that moment. I have watched all his work. Found inspiration, learned a lot, was entertained and also made me think. RIP my legend. Thanks for visiting us here on earth and giving us so much, influencing us and changing the course of Bengali, Indian and world cinema. We miss you and likes of you.