Sandip Ray

Nayan Rahasya, a cinematic venture by Sandip Ray, delves into a young boy's mysterious disappearance, Hingorani's murder, and Feluda's modernization. The film's intricate details aim to captivate fans with suspense and authenticity.

Sandip Ray's Nayan Rahasya, a modern twist on Feluda, features suspense, drama, and a child-centered storyline. The film, set in Chennai, explores a gripping mystery while updating the iconic character for contemporary times.

Director Sandip Ray's 'Nayan Rahasya' promises suspense and drama with a modern twist, featuring iconic character Feluda and a talented cast. The first look teases an exciting cinematic experience.

Sandip Ray's Nayan Rahasya trailer launch at Mahajati Sadan excites with suspense, drama, and adventure, modernizing Feluda while engaging 1000 students and showcasing meticulous attention to detail in the portrayal.

Sandip Ray's 'Nayan Rahasya' brings Feluda to life with a modern twist, featuring a talented cast, Chennai locations, and a gripping mystery. The film promises a cinematic experience filled with suspense, drama, and adventure for all audiences.

In contrast to extravagant Hollywood weddings, the Ray family is determined to maintain a low-key celebration. According to reports, Souradip and his longtime girlfriend have already completed legal formalities in an intimate gathering with family and close friends. Director Sandip Ray and his family plan to host a wedding reception party in March to mark the joyous occasion.

The new Feluda film "Nayan Rahashya," had its shoot disrupted due to director Sandip Ray's sudden fever. While the team completed filming in Kolkata and moved to Chennai, the upcoming Mahabalipuram shoot is postponed. Indraneil Sengupta, the new Feluda, in Sandip Ray's adaptation of Satyajit Ray's "Nayan Rohoshyo," perceives his character as an ordinary Kolkata resident, emphasizing relatability over superheroic traits, as evident in his debut film, "Hatyapuri."

Soumendu Roy, the renowned cinematographer known for his work with filmmaker Satyajit Ray, has passed away at the age of 90. Roy began his career as a camera caretaker on Ray's film "Pather Panchali" and went on to work on 21 of Ray's films, including "Sonar Kella" and "Shatranj Ke Khilari". He also worked with other directors such as Tapan Sinha and Tarun Mazumdar. Roy won several National Awards for his cinematography, including for films like "Ashani Sanket" and "Sonar Kella".

In Kolkata's cultural sphere, a notable rivalry existed between filmmakers Mrinal Sen and Satyajit Ray, leading to public disagreements. After Sen's 'Bhuvan Some' earned acclaim, Ray's critique revealed their differing views. Their dispute, dating back to 'Akash Kusum', played out publicly, further fueled by their respective entourages. However, despite ideological differences, moments of camaraderie persisted, as Sen frequently visited Ray's home and showed support during Ray's illness.

Speculation is rife that Sandip Ray is making another Feluda film, based on ‘Nayan Rahasya’ and if everything goes according to plan, Indraneil Sengupta will once again play the Bengali detective after 'Hatyapuri'.

After months of speculation, Sandip Ray has finally started shooting for his next Feluda film ‘Nayan Rahasya’, based on Satyajit Ray's famous story by the same name. Indraneil Sengupta, Ayush Das, and Abhijit Guha will once again headline the film in and as Feluda, Topshe, and Jatayu respectively. The detective thriller might be released next year in summer.

The screenplay of Satyajit Ray's iconic film 'Nayak' was also written by Ray himself, and the film was bankrolled by RD Bansal. But there has been a debate over who has the actual right to the script. Recently a production house went to the Delhi High Court and in May 2023, Delhi Court’s Single Bench gave the verdict that the right belongs to solely Satyajit Ray. Now, the Division Bench of Delhi High Court has also confirmed this verdict.

Dev Anand who passed away in 2011 was a huge admirer of Satyajit Ray and his works. Such was his admiration for Ray that he once approached the iconic filmmaker to make an English film under his banner. However, Ray couldn't do it because at that time he was busy with the shooting of his classic film 'Charulata'.

Actor Ayush Das is all excited about his upcoming music video. He teamed up with debutante Sanchita Chatterjee for the venture. Singer Sougata Dey lent his voice for the song while Shamik Bhaduri directed it. Viewers will see Ayush playing a young boy who experiences love for the first time. The team shot for the music video in Murshidabad, West Bengal. Ayush spoke about his experience...

The conversation between Satyajit Ray and Marlon Brando took place during an interview in 1967 conducted by Doordarshan when the Hollywood legend was in India as an ambassador for UNICEF. During the illuminating conversation, Ray and Brando discussed many topics such as Charlie Chaplin, Stanley Kubrick, the Vietnam War, and also Ray's 1964 film 'Charulatha'. The audio clip was previously thought to be lost in time. There was only a transcript of the conversation until now.

Arijit Dutta, the owner of Satyajit Ray's Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne, Aranyer Din Ratri and Pratidwandi, is negotiating the sale of their film rights to a US-based film distribution firm. Arijit, the son of Ray's cinematographer Soumendu Roy and dedicated keeper of the celluloid heritage of Bengal, is backed by Ray’s son Sandip, who cited The Apu Trilogy, Nayak, Mahanagar, Charulata and Jalsaghar as his top-five festival favourites from his father’s works. Film writer Amitava Akash Nag included Ashani Sanket in his selection. Arijit said they were selling the rights as keeping and preserving the original negatives was too much of a strain.

Anil Ghosh, Satyajit Ray’s focus puller for his films, from ‘Kapurush-O-Mahapurush’ to ‘Agantuk’, died of pneumonia with respiratory attack at a private nursing home on Sunday. He was 84 and is survived by his wife, Anju.

Actor Indraneil Sengupta opens up on playing Feluda in Sandip Ray's 'Hatyapuri' and how it has been like for him to slip into Bengal’s most-loved detective character.