Feluda is the most successful series on celluloid in Bangla.
The smart sleuth, quintessentially Bangali, is a unique fictional creation of Satyajit Ray, and it is unanimously agreed that the first two films ('Sonar Kella' and 'Joy Baba Felunath') directed by Ray himself were too good. The legacy has been attempted to be continued by Sandip Ray (the maestro's son) as he has tried to recreate the magic first on the small screen and then on the big screen as well, with varying degrees of success.
The last film in this series had released last December. And the promos had created a unique buzz. Here's taking a look:
Even before the name of the film ('Gorosthaane Saabdhaan') was publicised, came the teasers announcing the sleuth's arrival in theaters.......
The movie turned out to be a huge hit with the school-goers and the college-going crowd, with or without the families, turning up in hordes at the multiplexes. The same success is now attempted to be repeated by the makers, as, this December, Feluda is arriving in the crime caper 'Royal Bengal Rahosyo'.
The smart sleuth, quintessentially Bangali, is a unique fictional creation of Satyajit Ray, and it is unanimously agreed that the first two films ('Sonar Kella' and 'Joy Baba Felunath') directed by Ray himself were too good. The legacy has been attempted to be continued by Sandip Ray (the maestro's son) as he has tried to recreate the magic first on the small screen and then on the big screen as well, with varying degrees of success.
The last film in this series had released last December. And the promos had created a unique buzz. Here's taking a look:
Even before the name of the film ('Gorosthaane Saabdhaan') was publicised, came the teasers announcing the sleuth's arrival in theaters.......
The movie turned out to be a huge hit with the school-goers and the college-going crowd, with or without the families, turning up in hordes at the multiplexes. The same success is now attempted to be repeated by the makers, as, this December, Feluda is arriving in the crime caper 'Royal Bengal Rahosyo'.
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