Satyajit Ray’s Son Sandip to Direct Anthology Based on Father’s Literary Works; Saswata Chatterjee, Kaushik Ganguly to Headline Cast
Filmmaker Sandip Ray and producer Pradip Kumar Nandy are teaming up for an ambitious anthology featuring four of Satyajit Ray’s stories namely “Khagam,” “Batik Babu,” “Bhuto” and “Neel Atanka.” Three of these stories belong to the horror genre. While “Khagam” is a chilling supernatural short story, “Neel Atanka” dives into the horrors of Indigo planters during the British colonial period. All these are short stories, which make them perfect for this genre.
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Sandip Ray said, “For a long time, I have wanted to revisit the world of short stories. It has been quite a while since I last worked on them. In the past, I directed films like ‘Jekhane Bhooter Bhoy’ and ‘Chaar’, and also adapted several short stories for television. The desire to explore short stories once again has stayed with me for years. Finally, that long-cherished dream is about to come true.” He has directed films from the “Feluda” series like “Bombaiyer Bombete,” (2003), “Kailashey Kelenkari,” (2007) and “Royal Bengal Rahasya,” (2011) to name a few.
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