pather panchali

Uttarakhand faces a growing 'ghost village' crisis as over 1,700 villages become uninhabited. Livelihood scarcity, climate change, and fading traditions drive migration, leaving behind elderly residents and silent fields. Experts emphasize the need for imaginative solutions beyond infrastructure to revive rural life and make villages aspirational again.

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.

Filmmaker Anand Pandit argues that the amplified role of background scores in modern cinema is not a new trend but a continuation of Bollywood's storytelling tradition. He emphasizes that music has always been integral to shaping characters and emotions, with technology now enhancing its impact and marketing potential.

Satyajit Ray's pather panchali is the only Indian film featured in Time Magazine's compilation of 100 Best Movies of the Past 10 Decades

Uma Dasgupta, renowned for her role as Durga in Satyajit Ray's cinematic masterpiece 'pather panchali,' has passed away at the age of 85. The veteran Bengali actress, who immortalized the character of Apu's elder sister in the iconic film, breathed her last after battling a prolonged illness.

The iconic character of Indir Thakrun, the very old grandmother, in ‘pather panchali’ was played by the outstanding octogenarian Chunibala Debi.

‘pather panchali’ (A Song of the Little Road) marked Satyajit Ray’s debut as a director. This 1955 masterpiece from Ray is a social drama inspired by a famous novel of the same name by Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay.

At a time when regional films are facing tough competition from big budget Bollywood films, Satyajit Ray's 'pather panchali' completed 60 years with the world still celebrating its making.

Satyajit Ray’s ‘pather panchali’ on BBC’s 100 Best Foreign Language Films list

: Sixty years after it hit the screen in the US and created ripples across the film world, ‘pather panchali’ will return to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York next week – the venue where it had its maiden show abroad in 1955, months before its India release.

Describing Satyajit Ray's masterpiece 'pather panchali' as the Bible of his life, Bollywood director Shoojit Sircar has conceded he copies the works of the maestro.

Original screenplay, drawings of Ray's pather panchali go missing from Paris

Satyajit Ray's restored ‘Aranyer Din Ratri' was screened at Cannes Classics, reigniting discussions about the festival's complex relationship with the director. Despite 'pather panchali' winning an award in 1956, Ray's absence due to financial constraints marked a disconnect.

Satyajit Ray’s cult classic 'pather panchali' has been declared the only Indian film in the top 100 films of all time. A renowned British magazine which first released their list of the greatest movies ever made in 1952 recently announced the new list and it sees Belgian director Chantal Akerman's 1975 drama 'Jeanne Dielman', '23 quai du Commerce', '1080 Bruxelles' as the top pick.

Sankranti Creations- the company which added colour to Mughal-e-Azam and Naya Daur - has given a proposal to release a colour version of pather panchali.

That 'pather panchali' is a film of international repute is a foregone conclusion but very few know how much labour it took for Satyajit Ray to come up with the masterpiece.

Satyajit Ray's storyboard of pather panchali will soon be published as a book, which will also include reviews and interesting pieces on the film.

The cast of Apur Panchali came together to interact with the media on Tuesday.

The incident happened during the shooting of Satyajit Ray's cult classic 'pather panchali'.

Satyajit Ray's pather panchali, which premiered at the Museum of Modern Art in New York on May 3, 1955, was screened at the same venue yet again this year.

NEW DELHI: With the screening of Satyajit Ray's legendary celluloid epic 'pather panchali' and opening of the Indian Pavilion showcasing films from here, the Indian show at the Cannes has finally begun.

G20 film festival kicked off in the capital with pather panchali.

During a London trip, a screening of Vittorio De Sica’s ‘Bicycle Thieves’ turned out to be the ultimate push Ray required in filmmaking.

Did you know that Basusree cinema houses an unmatched treasure from the movie world in Bengal? The theatre owns an ash carbon projector made in 1947, which was used for the screening of Satyajit Ray’s ‘pather panchali’.