A RAY of Meaningful Cinema
Zee STUDIO celebrates the celluloid genius of Satyajit Ray, with the Satyajit Ray Film Festival...
Published: Wednesday,Dec 05, 2007 16:47 PM GMT-07:00
As part of its constant endeavour of bringing rich, stimulating cinema to its discerning audience, Zee Studio proudly announces ‘
Saluting Satyajit Ray’, a
Satyajit Ray Film Festival, commencing on
Sunday, 2nd December,3 pm with
Apur Sansar, the legendary filmmaker’s timeless classic.
Airing every Sunday at 3 pm on Zee Studio, the festival will showcase some of Ray’s finest works including Devi, Parash Pathar, Samapti, Simabaddha, Postmaster and Joi Baba Felunath with English subtitles to encourage appreciation by a wider audience.
Speaking about Zee Studio’s tribute to Ray, Neil Chakravarti, Business Head, Zee Studio, said “Satyajit Ray’s films are an experience on celluloid that a genuine lover of Cinema cannot afford to miss. We are certain that the Ray Festival will greatly appeal to the mature viewer with a taste for meaningful cinema”

While
Apur Sansar starring
Sharmila Tagore and Soumitra Chatterjee is the final part of the famous Apu Trilogy,
Parash Pathar takes you on a trip of fantasy as an elderly bank clerk finds a mysterious stone that transforms any piece of metal to gold.
Samapti traces the life of Amulya who marries a tomboyish teenager much against the wishes of his mother.
Simabaddha, the powerful drama follows a young executive’s climb up the corporate ladder and his gradual immersion into corruption seen through the eyes of his sister-in-law. While
Devi is a fascinating account of how an aged landowner has a revelation that his daughter-in-law is the Goddess Kali incarnate,
Post Master beautifully explores the nuances of a complex relationship between a young man and his maid.
Joi Baba Felunath starring
Utpal Dutt and Soumitra Chatterjee is the story of a detective who begins to investigate the theft of a priceless deity of Lord Ganesha.
Tune into Zee Studio, Every Sunday 3:00pm Starting the Sunday, 2nd December.
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