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Bimal Roy

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Roy, Bimal 

Born July 12, 1909, in Dacca; died Jan. 8, 1967, in Bombay. Indian film director.

Roy worked as a cameraman from 1935 to 1942, after which he began his career as a director. His film Two Bikha of Land (1953) dealt with the struggle of the Indian peasantry for their rights to the land. This was one of the most outstanding Indian films of the 1950’s. Roy directed other films, including Devdas (1955, based on a work by C. Chatterjee), Biraj Bahu (1956), The Untouchable (1959), and The Prisoner (1963).

REFERENCE

Kolodiazhnaia, V. S. Kino Indii. Moscow, 1959.


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8) After World War II the power of the studios was tempered by the rise of an investor class with the financial clout to back popular auteurs like Guru Dutt, Raj Kapoor and Bimal Roy.
Ratnam also inaugurated an exhibition on acclaimed Bollywood filmmaker Bimal Roy.
An eminent art historian and scholar who was associated with Marg, Calambur Sivaramamurti (1909-83) was born a century ago, as was one of India's most celebrated and unusual director-producers, Bimal Roy (1909-66).
 
 
 
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