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Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde honored legendary filmmaker Satyajit Ray on his birth anniversary, acknowledging his profound impact on cinema and literature. Ray, a globally acclaimed auteur, significantly elevated Indian cinema with works like the Apu Trilogy and 'Charulata'. His creative genius extended to literature, introducing beloved characters like feluda, cementing his status as a cultural icon.

Prosenjit Chatterjee’s Vijaynagar’er Hirey completed 100 days in West Bengal. The actor celebrated the milestone, highlighting the global rise of franchise films and Kakababu’s popularity. He credited Sunil Gangopadhyay’s legacy and audience love, calling the success theirs. The film is now the highest-grossing Bengali release of 2026 so far overall.

Ahead of Satyajit Ray's 105th birth anniversary, actors and crew reminisced about working with the legendary filmmaker. An event organized by the British Deputy High Commission and UK's Bengali diaspora celebrated Ray's enduring legacy, particularly highlighting the continued popularity of his iconic film 'Sonar Kella'.

Bengali cinema celebrates a significant moment as Rappa Roy Full Stop Dot Com earns a spot at the Dada Saheb Phalke Film Festival 2026. Directed by Dhiman Barman, the film brings the popular comic character Rappa Roy to the screen. Actor Debashis Roy portrays Tony Ghoshal, Rappa's close companion.

It was all going smoothly and Sandip ray was supposed to start filming his next feluda film later this month. However, now if the latest reports are to believe, the film has been shelved for the time being and the reason behind this development is reportedly a creative difference between the director and the production house who were bankrolling the project.

Just like most of the Bengalees, feluda is still Sabyasachi Chakraborty’s favourite hero. He played feluda on both the small and big screens after Soumitra Chatterjee portrayed the iconic detective’s hat in two movies directed by Satyajit Ray in the 1970s.

Just like most of the Bengalis, feluda is still Sabyasachi Chakraborty’s favourite hero. He played feluda on both the small and big screens after Soumitra Chatterjee played the iconic Bengali sleuth in the two movies directed by Satyajit Ray in the 1970s.

This is what the Bengali audience has been waiting for so long. The moment when feluda meets Bomkesh.

Parambrata Chattopadhyay is set to bring back the the magic and nostalgia of feluda in the upcoming series ‘Shabash feluda’, directed by Arindam Sil. The show based on Ray's feluda story 'Gangtoke Gondogol' will start streaming from May 5.

The shooting of Arindam Sil’s next feluda series is in full swing in the shivering cold of Gangtok. The series titled ‘Shabash feluda’, sees Parambrata Chattopadhyay reprising his feluda act while Rwitobroto Mukherjee returning as Topshe, and Ritwick Chakraborty, Rudranil Ghosh and Sauraseni Maitra playing other key roles. Since the shooting started last week, Parambrata has been sharing some candid pictures from the shooting spot.

Sandip Ray is now all charged up for his next feluda film. As two new producers have stepped in to bankroll the much-anticipated film the shooting will start in mid-June. And, that too, with the cast he has finalized. In feluda’s next outing, Pradosh Chandra Mitra goes for a seaside vacation in Puri with Topshe and Lalmohan babu but gets involved in investigating a murder mystery.

There is no similarity between the animated character and the feluda played by Sabyasachi Chakraborty in the films made by Sandip Ray.

Ever since Sandip Ray announced his next feluda film based on Satyajit Ray’s ‘Hatyapuri’ speculation is rife who will play the iconic Bengali sleuth now. We have already seen Soumitra Chattopadhyay, Sabyasachi Chakraborty, Abir Chatterjee, Parambrata Chattopadhyay and Tota Roy Choudhury as feluda and each of them looked impressive on screen.

In Arindam Sil’s adaptation of Satyajit Ray’s feluda story ‘Gangtoke Gondogol’, an upcoming series for a popular streaming platform, actor Parambrata Chattopadhyay returns as the iconic Bengali sleuth. However, Param is a modern feluda this time while the adapted story is set in 2017. feluda now uses a smartphone and a smartwatch. Although he is modern director Arindam Sil has assured that the essence of the main story remains the same.

Tota Roy Chowdhury is the newest entrant in the Bengali detective club as he will soon be seen as the iconic sleuth feluda is Srijit Mukherji’s upcoming project ‘feluda Pherot’ and an elated Tota says playing feluda was the last item left on his bucket list. Not only Tota, but even Srijit is also emotionally drained after completing the shoot of ‘feluda Pherot’.

Pakhi seeks feluda's help to uncover the mystery of a missing piece of jewellery

After six long years feluda returned to the big screen this Christmas and Sandip Ray is happy to see the audience response for his new film ‘Hatyapuri’. He’s also happy to see the craze surrounding the iconic sleuth character is exactly the same it used to be earlier. The ace filmmaker chose a new actor for the role and he’s completely satisfied to see how Indraneil Sengupta has performed as feluda, despite all those criticism he received during the cast announcement.

Camera has started rolling for Sandip Ray’s much-anticipated feluda film ‘Hatyapuri’. The detective thriller introduces Indraneil Sengupta as the Bengali sleuth, while Ayush Das and Abhijit Guha take on the roles of feluda’s sidekicks Topse and Jatayu, respectively. Sandip’s last feluda film ‘Double feluda’ was made in 2016 with Sabyasachi Chakraborty playing the detective for the one last time.

Filmmaker Goutam Ghose has been wondering how feluda, the famous detective created by Satyajit Ray, has been lately. So much so that he even wishes to make a film, resurrecting feluda from where Ray left him.

Jisshu Sengupta confirms he hasn’t received any offer to play feluda

How about a journey through the making of feluda? If you have been longing for the travails of Pradosh C Mitter, the iconic private investigator who will turn 50 in 2015, your wait may soon get over.

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'.

Now we know when Sandip Ray’s next feluda film ‘Hatyapuri’ will release? The makers have already announced that the much-awaited film is set to hit the big screens on December 23 this year.

The big day is here for Indraneil Sengupta. He’s all set to debut as the iconic sleuth feluda in Sandip Ray’s new film ‘Hatyapuri’. The expectations are quite high and much has been said about Indraneil being cast feluda. Satyajit Ray’s legendary creation has already been adapted on television, OTT, even stage, and he’s the fourth actor who’s set to portray the fictional character on the big screen. So, is he nervous ahead of the release?

We were the first to tell you that Sandip Ray is planning double feluda to mark the private eye's 50th year in 2016. It has now emerged that the director is going ahead with two stories that do not feature Jatayu.

News has spread like wildfire that feluda will soon be remade in Hollywood

Abir Chatterjee reprised the role of feluda in 2014 hit ‘Badshahi Angti’ but speculation is rife that the director may again return to Sabyasachi Chakraborty as the fictional detective.Sandip Ray recently revealed that he will start writing the script after finishing ‘Professor Shonku O El Dorado’

Years after ‘Sonar Kella’ – the first feluda adventure filmed by Satyajit Ray — was released, Soumitra Chatterjee recalled a conversation between him and the master film-maker which gave him a peek into the director’s mind. In the course of that interaction, which had taken place on a train during a journey to shoot outdoor, Chatterjee had realized that Ray had created ‘feluda’ with some of his own traits — no-nonsense, suave and intuitive with a razor-sharp mind. It was therefore, a huge responsibility to portray feluda on screen, Chatterjee had said, since it was akin to playing Ray himself.

Filmmaker Sandip Ray recently shared that his next film, 'Hatyapuri', will be based on his father Satyajit Ray's iconic fictional detective character feluda. More details here.

The shooting for a crime thriller movie involving feluda, the popular detective character created by Satyajit Ray, faces uncertainty with a difference of opinion about casting between its director Sandip Ray and the production house. The shooting for 'Hatyapuri' (Murder in Puri) "cannot take place immediately due to creative differences" with the production house SVF, but "talks are on with two-three other producers", the filmmaker said.