Basu Chatterjee

Bobby Deol, after a late-2010s slump, reinvented himself with Aashram and villain roles. He hesitated to star in Anurag Kashyap’s Bandar, playing a disgraced TV actor accused of rape. Encouraged by Dharmendra’s advice to take risks, he accepted. Bobby later paid an deeply emotional tribute to his father’s enduring legacy.

Actor Master Raju took a nostalgic stroll down memory lane as he revisited his 'Parichay' days with veteran star Jeetendra.

The news of iconic filmmaker Basu Chatterjee’s death has left the Bengali film industry in shock. Basu Chatterjee, respected for his middle-of-the-road films like ‘Chhoti Si Baat’ and ‘Rajnigandha’ , died in his sleep at his Santacruz residence in Mumbai.

Marathi cinema's popular director Aditya Sarpotdar remembers his Marathi film 'Narbachi Wadi' which was produced under the banner of late legendary filmmaker Basu Chatterjee.

Bollywood lost yet another legend today as filmmaker Basu Chatterjee passed away today. The yesteryear filmmaker reportedly passed away due to age-related ailments. Remembering Basu Chatterjee, filmmaker Sudhir Mishra shared on Twitter, “Everyday brings with it some bad news! You were part of my childhood Dada .Humane,gentle , witty !These days you are the main inspiration for a lot of young film makers . They are mimicking your films.N they lie when they say different films didn’t work in the past .Yours did !”.

Filmmaker Basu Chatterjee who is known for his films like 'Ek Ruka Hua Faisla' 'Chitchor', 'Rajnigandha' 'Priyatama' passed away today in Mumbai. Chameli Ki Shaadi (1986) was his last commercially successful movie. He has also directed many Bengali films such as 'Hothat Brishti', 'Hochcheta Ki' and 'Hothat Shei Din'.

Atanu Ghosh who once had the opportunity with Basu Chatterjee, the iconic filmmaker who passed away on Thursday morning, feels filmmakers like Basu Chatterjee had set the path for a revolution in Indian cinema.

Film and television fraternity woke up today to another huge loss to its list of legends. Filmmaker Basu Chatterjee bid adieu today (June 4) morning at the age of 93.

Bollywood lost legendary filmmaker Basu Chatterjee today, who passed away at a city hospital. Mourning the demise of the famed director, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared on Twitter, “Sad to hear of the demise of Shri Basu Chatterjee. His works are brilliant and sensitive. It touched people's hearts and represented the simple and complex emotions, as well as struggles of people. Condolences to his family and innumerable fans. Om Shanti.”

Filmmaker Basu Chatterjee was laid to rest today at Santa Cruz crematorium, with close family and friends paying their last respects. The celebrated filmmaker passed away earlier today. Ashoke Pandit, president of the Indian Film & Television Directors' Association (IFTDA), attended the last rites. "Only family members were present, around 10 people, including both the daughters and sons-in-law. I was there because I wanted to be part of his journey," he had told PTI.

While the entire film industry continues to pour in its tribute to late Basu Chatterjee, director Pratim D Gupta feels the master storyteller was one of the most underrated directors in the history of Indian cinema.

While the film industry pays its tribute to the filmmaker-screenwriter who died this morning, senior actor Arpita Chatterjee remembered how she grew up watching the films made by Basu Chatterjee.

Veteran filmmaker Basu Chatterjee, who is known for his contribution to cinema with works like 'Chitchor', 'Baton Baton Mein', 'Khatta Meetha' and many others passed away on Thursday due to age-related health issues.

Basu Chatterjee’s superhit Shaukeen (1982), is all set to join the list of Bollywood remakes

Basu Chatterjee is all set to remake his Rajnigandha in Bengali and also adapt a Bimal Kar novel

The jury for the 13th edition of MAMI film festival, which will commence on October 13, has been announced.

A glittering inaugural ceremony of Third Eye will unfold on December 3 with actor Amitabh Bachchan and director Basu Chatterjee being honoured with the Asian Film Culture Award.

After entertaining viewers with the story of three retired men out on a joy ride to enjoy things they missed out on during their youth, the 1982 Hindi comedy 'Shaukeen' has now inspired a Marathi film

From the extraordinary stable of Basu Chatterjee, who passed away today (June 4), one of the leading figures who kick-started middle-of-the-road movies, his genre of films taking the middle path, didn’t care about the over-the-top treatment in mainstream Indian cinema and the harsh reality of art cinema. They were a perfect blend!

Noted filmmaker Basu Chatterjee on Thursday said his close association with the Film and Television of India (FTII) can be attributed to the start of his own career.

Along with acting, Rohit Roy’s also busy directing the remake of Shaukeen (originally directed by Basu Chatterjee).

Rohit Roy is set to direct the remake of Basu Chatterjee’s 1982 comedy, the Ashok Kumar-Utpal Dutt-AK Hangal starrer, 'Shaukeen'.

The creator of classics like Chitchor and Shaukeen gives us his take on remakes and the trend of mindless comedies

Rohit Roy ropes in Bipasha Basu for the remake of Basu Chatterjee’s classic Shaukeen

Rupali Chatterjee & team are wrapping up Porichoi���s shoot in Kolkata

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Filmmaker Basu Chatterjee passed away today (June 4) in Mumbai. He wasn’t keeping well due to geriatric issues, sources suggest. He was 93.

The fraternity remembers the legendary filmmaker, who passed away in Mumbai yesterday