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  • Dhiraj Bhattacharya

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    4 Actor born in Jessore (now Bangladesh). Degree in literature. Started as a policeman, then Bengali film star from the 20s to the 50s. Began at [[Madan Theatres]] in [[Jyotish Bannerjee]] silents. Worked with [[Modhu Bose]] in [[Giribala]] and with [[Priyanath Ganguly]] (Kal Parinaya, Jamuna Puliney). Developed his reputation as actor in films like [[Charu Roy]]’s seminal [[Bangalee]], Ardhendu Sen’s [[Adarsha Hindu Hotel]] (having earlier done the role of Hajari Prasad on stage, at the Rungmahal Theatre, 1953), and several [[Premendra Mitra]] films, including [[samadhan]], Kuasha, Kankantala Light Railway, Moyla Kagaj. Known later for his refined villain roles. One of the few Bengali stars not to emerge from the [[Calcutta Theatres]] stage, he turned to the theatre later as an established film star, acting in plays like Sindhu Gaurab (1932) and Charitraheen (1935). His autobiography was published in two volumes, one dealing with his life as a policeman, the other, on his film career, came out in 1956. 
     4Actor born in Jessore (now Bangladesh). Degree in literature. Started as a policeman, then Bengali film star from the 20s to the 50s. Began at [[Madan Theatres]] in [[Jyotish Bannerjee]] silents. Worked with [[Modhu Bose]] in [[Giribala]] and with [[Priyanath Ganguly]] (Kal Parinaya, Jamuna Puliney). Developed his reputation as actor in films like [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charu_Roy|Charu Roy]]’s seminal [[Bangalee]], Ardhendu Sen’s [[Adarsha Hindu Hotel]] (having earlier done the role of Hajari Prasad on stage, at the Rungmahal Theatre, 1953), and several [[Premendra Mitra]] films, including [[samadhan]], Kuasha, Kankantala Light Railway, Moyla Kagaj. Known later for his refined villain roles. One of the few Bengali stars not to emerge from the [[Calcutta Theatres]] stage, he turned to the theatre later as an established film star, acting in plays like Sindhu Gaurab (1932) and Charitraheen (1935). His autobiography was published in two volumes, one dealing with his life as a policeman, the other, on his film career, came out in 1956. 
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    66'''FILMOGRAPHY''' (* also d): 1925: Sati Lakshmi; 1930: Giribala; Kal Parinaya; Mrinalini; 1932: Nauka Dubi (all St); Krishnakanter Will; 1933: Jamuna Puliney/ Radha Krishna; Annapurna (St); 1934: Chand Saudagar; Daksha Yagna; Rajnati Basantsena; Seeta; 1935: Kanthahaar; Satya Pathe; Basabdatta; 1936: Krishna Sudama; Bangalee; Sonar Sansar; Bala Ki Raat; Joyar Bhanta*; Chino Haar; 1937: Rajgee; Mandir; 1938: Sarbajanin Bibahotsab; Abhinaya; Rupor Jhumko; 1939: Pathik; Nara Narayan; Parasmani; 1940: Kumkum/Kumkum the Dancer; Byabadhan; Rajkumarer Nirbashan;