Soumitra chatterjee : Latest News & Response of the eminent

The response of the eminent

Legend Soumitra Chatterjee

! Om Shanti Shanti Shanti !

 

Soumitra Chatterjee is a legendary actor. One of the pillars of the film world. Today he fell. He was a very talented man. He was last seen at the International Film Festival in Calcutta.

—Amitabh Bachchan

 

I am shocked to hear the news of the death of the legendary Soumitra Chatterjee. The proverbial actor who showed a new direction to Bengali cinema. At his death the Indian Rupoli curtain lost a gem. My condolences to his family and countless fans. Om Shanti Shanti Shanti.

—Amit Shah, Union Home Minister

 

I mourn the passing of Dadasaheb Phalke Award winning actor Soumitra Chatterjee. Was an outstanding actor. Condolences to his family, well-wishers and fans.

—Rahul Gandhi, Congress leader

 

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I am deeply saddened by the death of that veteran actor Soumitra Chatterjee. My condolences. This emptiness is irreplaceable.

—Jagdeep Dhankar, Governor

 

 

 I grew up seeing his pictures day after day. It is incredible to be able to work with him on Fifteenth Park Avenue. Regarding the experience of working with Satyajit Ray, he answered all my questions with a cool head. Soumitrada it is my good fortune. I wish you peace of mind.

—Rahul Bose, actor

 

The death of Soumitra Chatterjee is a deeply sad event. Bengali films will forever be indebted to him. I extend my condolences to his family.

—Buddhadeb  Bhattacharya, former Chief Minister

 

 

The demise of veteran actor Soumitra Chatterjee filled the Bengali film world with emptiness. His fight against Corona failed and he was snatched from us. I wish him well.

— Dilip Ghosh, State President, BJP

 

 Proverbial artist and actor Soumitra Chatterjee has passed away. The mind is burdened with pain. The art world has lost a bright star. May his soul be in heaven.

—Adhir Chowdhury, President of the Provincial Congress

 

 Udayan Pandit is invincible. At 85, the 40-day battle did not stop. He is alive, will be, in His immortal creation, in the memory, in the heart of countless people.

— Surjakanta Mishra, CPM leader

Viewers have seen Soumitra Chatterjee's performance. And I've seen an actor become 'Khidda'. He used to reach the Indian Life Saving Society at five in the morning before the shooting of 'Connie' started. He used to watch the training episode of trainer Anil Dasgupta with his mind for hours. A coach's movements, body language are all at his fingertips. In the shooting, he used all those expressions in the character of Khiddar.

—Shriparna Bandyopadhyay, actress in 'Koni'

 

He is not dead. His smile, work, literature will all live in us. It is rare for an actor to be so elegant and restrained.

—Savitri, actress

 

I lost my father. The damage done by his death is not to be compensated.

—Prasenjit, actor

 

I have learned a lot from him. Remember, I was brand new then. Then I worked with Soumitrakaku and Tanuja Aunty in a film called 'Shesh Chithi'. Later I worked with him in many films - 'Arohan', 'Parmitar Ekdin', 'Basu Paribar', 'Belasheshe' and many more. The movie 'Bela Shuru' will be released in a few days, I have worked with him there too. I have heard him recite poems in his open throat many times during the shooting. Soumitrakaku means a lot of memories to me.

—Rituparna Sengupta, actress

 

Irreparable damage! Can't find the words to say anything. I thought you would recover. I lost a very good friend. He was such a wonderful man. Manikdar (Satyajit Ray) has worked in many other good films besides films. For example: 'Connie', 'Spectrum'. I remember having a lot of chats with Soumitra during the outdoor shooting of 'Day and Night in the Forest' and 'Again in the Forest'. I used to listen to him about theater and politics. I could understand how wise the man was. Today I am regretting why I did not record those words that day.

—Sharmila Tagore, actress

 

Soumitrada's departure means an umbrella has been removed from his head. Together we have worked on many films. He worked on my film 'One Day in Permita'. He said at the time, you are a great director. I'll take care of it. Talking about recent work, I think of ‘Bahman’ and ‘Basu family’. During the shooting of these two tours, we talked a lot about literature and pictures.

—Aparna Sen, actress

 

I am very saddened by the death of Soumitra Chatterjee, who was awarded the Padma Bhushan. Conversations with the frugal man at the National Awards on the occasion of my film 'Traffic Signal' inspired me to remember forever. My condolences to his family and fans.

— Madhur Bhandarkar, Director

 

 

Severe damage. Peace be upon you sir. Your contribution to Indian cinema will forever be remembered and will inspire the next generation.

—Manoj Vajpayee, actor

 

Going to perform on stage with him, I understood what maturity is. I have repeatedly learned from him how to express dialogue in body and mind language.

—Devashankar Haldar, drama personality

Bengal lost a great child, Bharatmata lost a great artist, the film world lost a star. The era of Satyajit Ray came to an end with the demise of Soumitra Chatterjee. 2020 was marked as a year of irreparable loss.

— Goenka, Chairman, Saregama