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Satyajit Ray at AFI on Chessplayer

[@prasantabehera7461]

You don't have any idea how enthralling it feels to hear Satyajit Ray. Thank You for uploading.

[@atribhattacharyya2631]

Saeed Jaffrey was in the audience as well..Wow..Gem of a video..❤❤

[@subhammitra1142]

TIME STAMP ?

[@atribhattacharyya2631]

​@@subhammitra1142 1:40 and 3:37

[@hajuerkhaulom9329]

smart , way ahead of his time , super intelligent world famous Satyajit Ray !!

[@ShivaShankar-zn5zp]

Thalaivar Satyajit..👑❤️🙏🏼

[@cultinwoods3993]

thalaivan yes

[@metatube7817]

What a legendary personality Mr. Ray was. Mr. Jafree is a delightful and intelligent character as well both on the screen and off the screen. Such Jems of human are no longer produced by the current human society.

[@smartshubhro]

What an excellent video...!! Amazing booming voice of Mr. Ray . The deatils he delves into about his films and the making behind it ... Truly exceptional 👌

[@debasishchatterji7643]

Gem of a Video. A perfect tribute to the Legend. Ray is always there he is Immortal.🙏🙏🙏

[@AniketSingh-vx6pj]

Thanks for uploading this types of rare videos on KZbin.

[@bikramsen9952]

Propah English being spoken by someone who never lived in Englans. And he was also deeply immersed on the culture and language of India. Straddled both world effortlessly. Like Tagore

[@the6strings]

Can't thank you enough for uploading this video🙏👍

[@indianjedi]

Thanks for sharing such gems with us lesser mortals 🙏🏾☺️

[@lokeshraybarman7007]

Such an outstanding upload...a. Big thanks for sharing the video...

[@aniruddhachatterjee1]

Thanks for the video. Appreciate your endeavour.

[@ArpitaKarmakar15897]

Thank you so much for this upload!

[@rajasarkar4301]

Incredible collection 👏👏

[@rabi715]

Where can i found the full version of this interview? Appreciate for sharing these all gems❤

[@sounakroy9616]

Happy Birthday Maestro!

[@guddugang]

Probably the most talented person on earth

[@tufan886]

Great great video🙏🙏

[@amimoubonimousumi2886]

A galaxy of Stars 🙏💐

[@mayukhchatterjee5998]

Finally a video after months

[@pcchak786]

Simply genius Satyajit Ray

[@debduttaaa]

Thank you is not enough for this 🙏

[@bongfish1369]

A gem. This is for the gold archive of Global and Indian cinema.

[@aktale]

What a personality

[@smworld4all]

Many many thanks for uploading this video..

[@ranabirmitra7033]

Incredible

[@tapaspaulkhubsundoroakdoms8398]

Great Master of Great Indian film making.

[@moubanerjee8607]

Great

[@aritrasett1316]

welcome back

[@tulikaentertainments6370]

Where did you find it? ❤❤

[@Zeno_334]

He was a very intelligent and erudite individual, so it is surprising that he explained the Urdu language as "classical Hindi", which is categorically wrong.

[@Ramukaka249]

Shows how you know nothing of your own history. There was no “Hindi” in the 19th century. Only various dialects of Hindustani, most being fairly rustic and quite distant from Sanskrit. Urdu represented a “high or exemplary standard” of the Hindustani at the time, which is the definition of “classical”.

[@bijoybiswas1932]

He ain't wrong.

[@souvikbhattacharya7158]

The great treasure of bengal as well as India

[@abhisheksrivastava5014]

Wow

[@bluemountainpuchan]

where to get the full video ?

[@Bioilluminati]

Urdu which is a classical form of Hindi... wow... ❤

[@adittamorshed3307]

Can you please upload the clear version of 3 minute video of Kazi Nazrul Islam acting on "Drhubo" ???!!!

[@jamshaidbaloch2349]

The woman at 56 seconds is awestruck

[@kbrai5636]

Just hearing this man speak is getting more intelligence into your eco system

[@apontutul]

Had he said "urdu is a classical version of Hindi" today he probably would have been hanged😂 during the age of smartphones we Indians are walking backwards. It's a shame

[@subhammitra1142]

Ulto we have caught hold of their Marxist Tricks .

[@rnilu86]

Well he is not wrong with the word "classical" as the language is used by classy people in Lucknow.

[@aniruddhachatterjee1]

Please understand that he is talking to a foreign audience. It is very difficult to make such an audience understand what Urdu is. These are some of the handicaps when you talk to an audience who are not so conversant with an outlandish culture. Example how do you explain Meerh & Jhala & Teehai of Indian Classical Music in English ?

[@jyotirmoyghosh1720]

​​​​@@aniruddhachatterjee1moreover he was a Bengali and he was well versed in that. In those times of British education Hindi still had not travelled towards eastern states that much and hence he might have gotten it wrong. That's okay. He is not god afterall

[@rajvanshiaditya]

Well said, today our conservative youth is very emotional and unnecessarily angry over simple statements.

[@vedkumar6443]

Is this interview taken in Melbourne

[@atribhattacharyya2631]

Most probably in AFI, Los Angeles..

[@PluetoeInc.]

@@atribhattacharyya2631 the fashion on the pupil certainly did nothing but provide evidence to your estimate .

[@atribhattacharyya2631]

@@PluetoeInc. It was indeed in LA.

[@kaustavbandyopadhyay9484]

ভগবান তোমার মঙ্গল করুন। তুমি যা করছ, তা অতুলনীয়।

[@loknathacharjee3282]

Apni Bol Re Murkho Tor Bondhu Hoy Naki Tumi Bolchis

[@priolydhar6883]

ꜱᴏᴏʀᴏᴊɪᴛ ᴍᴜᴋʜᴇʀᴊᴇᴇ ɪ ᴀᴍ ʟɪᴛᴇʀᴀʟʟy ᴀᴅᴅɪᴄᴛᴇᴅ ᴛᴏ ᴜʀ ᴄʜᴀɴɴᴇʟ

[@pahari75]

What year was this?