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    Films based on literature shouldn’t literally be duplicated: Dhritiman Chatterjee


    Dec 12, 2019 Publication : uniindia

    Kolkata, Dec 12 (UNI) Trilokeshwar Shanku, the legendary character penned by Satyajit

    Ray, is going to hit the silver screen for the first time on December 20.

    Ray’s actor Dhritiman Chatterjee who will be seen portraying Shanku in the upcoming ‘Professor Shanku O El Dorado’; shared his thoughts exclusively with UNI. Here are some excerpts.

    Q: Finally, we are all set to have Professor Shanku on the big screen for the very first time. When you read Shanku did you ever think you will be portraying the character on screen?

    A: As far as I know, Satyajit Ray never planned to turn Shanku into a movie. …Click here to read the full story

    Source : bit.ly/2U4z6ee
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