Understanding Satyajit Ray’s Cinema: A Guide To The Indian Master

In this video, we're analysing the cinema of the great Satyajit Ray.
Written & Narrated by : Ahona Chanda
Edited by : Prince Majithiya
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[@anweshbhowmick3075]

As someone rightly said , we won the biggest Oscar way back in 1992 and that Honorary award is still unmatchable ❤️

[@summerlove7779]

Who is we? Satyajit Ray won it, not anyone else. The only people who also deserve to be mentioned are the cast and crew he worked with.

[@Jk88_23DruT]

As always being negative😂 Haha he made pathar panchali with amature Actors still being amature himself he made it so fine​@@summerlove7779

[@easternhorizon67]

Jackie Chan got it too

[@sheshanarayana2508]

Mr. Ray one of the earliest Indian pioneers o filmmaking. His filmography still makes our eyes wide open with the awe of him making so artistically and technically wonderful pieces of Cinema in an age where shooting a 15-second motion image was also a far-thought for many. His thought and visions through which he contributed so much to our country will always be remembered and revered in the pages of the Indian history with diamond letters. May the great soul of his rest in peace.

[@chucha2]

As a Bengali, I must say that this analysis was authentically intriguing and befitting.

[@HumansofCinema]

❤❤❤

[@krittishabanerjee1729]

This analysis is very accurate . Each and every cinema made by Satyajit Ray contains so many details , and as you go on pointing them one after another , the more amazed you are . Even if Ray made films based on novels of other writers , he left a mark of his own in the film . For me , Satyajit Ray is the greatest story teller of all times , his art is timeless ❤️

[@sauravmitraji]

Now no body see this type of movie..... But that time a great day of our society. अब कोई भी इस तरह की फिल्म नहीं देखता... लेकिन वह समय हमारे समाज का एक महान दिन था।

[@HumanxHuman]

I watch his movies

[@soumyamukherjee1128]

This brilliant analysis is surprisingly underappreciated in the weird galaxy of Social Media

[@ShivaShankar-zn5zp]

Thalaivar Satyajit Ray..👑♥️🙏🏼

[@vishakharaj3841]

I loved the way you told about yourself through Satyajit Ray films. From counting on to each and every partcularities, I believe we can together bring cinema to the brink of community discussion. The filmmaker was undoubtedly, way ahead of us and this is the reason he is still relevant today for disorganised generation like us. We should see film the way we yearn our life to be. Being a part of such cinematic universe is magical.

[@hrishavchongder6537]

This was beautiful and extremely well articulate. Would love to see this become a thread and might I audaciously suggest Ghatak to be next in line if possible. All the best :)

[@lekshj]

Loved this! Grown up reading Feluda stories. His love for children is just ❤

[@whatwhatwhat0077]

A very beautiful summary of Ray the person

[@harsinomercy]

Brilliant analysis and enjoyed every bit of it Satyajit Ray was a visionary and his films will live on forever and will be relevant no matter what timeline

[@dipayansarkar5416]

Very informative & engaging, well structured. Really liked it.

[@abirbanerjee2543]

Manik kaku won the lifetime achievement academy award for all the right n deserving reasons....and yes its unmatchable....

[@sanchitasishodiar2619]

The train is just a toy. It is not a curse anymore. #Satayajit Ray ko shat shat pranaam for bringing healing I his films. 🙏🌹🧿

[@domicooo]

This made me love and appreciate Satyajit Ray more!

[@sedoff1948]

Very good video. I like what he said about the audiences. I’ve been watching Ray’s films on KZbin here in the hinterland of Nebraska. Maybe another visit to Calcutta is in order, a stay at the Broadway Hotel even. Thanks for your efforts.

[@arindamdutta9371]

You are most welcome here 🙏

[@harkiratsingh2872]

definitely do try their stuffed potato and mustard chicken. two of my favourite bar bites at the broadway bar

[@Guru-fk8bw]

I just watched Your video now the time is 6,05AM The video is very interesting and entertaining but i would like to say as a Bengali the your pronounced some of Bengali words definitely youre also an bengali person... Loved your video❤ ❤❤

[@samratsur8074]

Brilliantly done!

[@kashyapray5385]

Today at the age of 65, I understand Ray better !!!

[@sabikunnaharsabiha8634]

As a bengali i must say this is just too much accurate

[@realhri]

I am grateful for this video.

[@bloodywannabe]

Well analyzed video, keep it growing!! 🙌

[@rotikapdaurcinema]

Loved loved loved this!

[@HumansofCinema]

Thank you ❤️

[@samratacharya8786]

Truth is worst than fiction 😄🌍

[@copyrightman9992]

Full influence of Tagore

[@prosmitacreations]

Ohh nicely ellaborated. Thanks. Keep it up

[@anantsharma8988]

What a great analysis 🙌🏻

[@HumansofCinema]

Thank you so much 😊

[@ajay_parvathi]

Thank you ❤

[@shayontodipro]

gotta add this

[@sharath645]

love

[@soniabansal539]

Loved it ❤

[@HumansofCinema]

Thank you ! 😊😊❤️❤️

[@shamraut3476]

Amazing content ❤

[@HumansofCinema]

Thank you so much ❤

[@yournk7799]

Thank you for the well explanation

[@kartikballal_]

master

[@visheshvashisth]

Well explained🙏 Thanks!

[@avinandanchatterjee2982]

Wow!!!!!

[@SriRam-n8q]

Satyajit Ray and Guru Dutt 🙌

[@shubam1509]

Well i just came to comment that we all know that we can never decode Satyajit ray in a 6 min video , it's just impossible

[@dipankarkarmakar5219]

Mastermind ❤

[@gvivek2968]

Plz make a video on Guru Dutt sir too

[@cinephilebuddy464]

A very well put video . 👍

[@HumansofCinema]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@avaranabraham8507]

Satyajit Ray is the Kurosawa of India

[@raktimghosh5002]

He is not Kurosawa of India he is Ray himself in the world cinema

[@bijoybiswas1932]

He's nobody's reflection.

[@barrymoore4470]

I think that's a fair analogy insofar as Kurosawa is (or at least was) the Japanese filmmaker best known outside of Japan, and Ray surely remains the Indian director most widely known outside of India.

[@satyajitdeb3223]

Once upon a time Bengali Cinema Give greatest directors of Indian cinema Satyajit Ray Rithik Ghatak Mrinal Sen now struggle to even for film release, IRONY

[@derekonlinenow777]

There’s no comparison between Mr.Ray and Nolan

[@rajarshimanna5825]

He is Rabindra nath Tengore of Indian cinema

[@aek12]

The audience are still backward. Great Effort by Great Body.

[@mishraprashant9]

Unfortunately, he made very few cinema in Hindi. Wish he had a little few more cinemas in Hindi.

[@susovanghosh3535]

Because hindi audience is backward audience ( as per s.roy)....hindi audience started portraying him as an anti-hindu.....thus , he never worked for bollywood

[@chancefurlong372]

Classic bengali films shouldn't even be called Indian cinema since it would come with the disgusting connotation with bollywood. The 1950s-1960s bengali films were more like ffench romances and noirs, and those classic directors like Ray and Ghatak were the last fruits of the "bengal renaissance" that was brought about by the British rule in the 19th century.

[@oklol1188]

फिल्मी विचारधारा ने लोगों को बर्बाद कर दिया 😢

[@dhaksjaj]

Aapni bangali..??

[@LeoBhai2023]

For me, David Dhawan is best.

[@prasenjitghosh3338]

Bhairavkona movie😅

[@sahiljamal5327]

Tum sab hindi main nhi bana sakte ho Yaar India nhi bologe toh kya Russia main ja k bataoge

[@jp-st8vn]

Bhai tum khud kya hindi bol rahe ho wo bhi samajh me nahi araha hei . Bhai, kehna kya chahte ho?

[@sahiljamal5327]

@@jp-st8vn video main Bana Rahe hu ki tum