The MOST BEAUTIFUL SHOTS of SATYAJIT RAY Movies

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The video is Satyajit Ray tribute.

This video is a compilation of the beautiful shots of Satyajit Ray movies. (Turn on the captions for the International titles of the Satyajit Ray films)

Satyajit Ray was an Indian filmmaker, who had directed, produced and written over 35 films. His filmography included full length features, short films and documentaries. He is considered as one of the greatest and most influential filmmakers around the world.

I was able to get access to 17 Satyajit Ray movies. Though I found some other films of him on the internet, but the visual quality of them were not high definition or some of them were heavily water marked. I am working on to find the HD prints of his other films as well and will upload the second part of this video as soon I find them.

The shots used from Satyajit Ray films, are as follows -

Pather Panchali (1955), Aparajito (1956), Jalsaghar (1958), Apur Sansar (1959), Abhijan (1962), Mahanagar (1963), Charulata (1964), Two (1964), Kapurush (1965), Mahapurush (1965), Nayak (1966), Aranyer Din Ratri (1969), Sonar Kella (1974), Shatranj Ke Khilari (1977), Ganashatru (1990), Shakha Proshakha (1990), Agantuk (1992)

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These scenes deserves to be shown in a cultural museum. Pinnacle of filmmaking, modern art and literature!🙏

Account-user

I have seen Ray's Movies for over 2 decades, today 2023 very minimum to minimum movies have that level of picturization. Cameras 1955 also did not move up and down. Ray, only one and only one.

bchakrabarty

If foreign country had a personality like Satyajit ray, they would have appreciated them in a manner we could never do.

hydra_miraj.

1:21 for the 60’s this is such beautiful imagination.

NeophyteCounsel

Credits to Subhrata Mitra, the cinematographer of Satyajit Ray and possibly the best cinematographer of all time

thunderbolt

Every few years I watch The Road trilogy (I'm 70) and always find another exquisite moment another exquisite shot.

poetcomic

After watching each and every shot i couldn't stop myself from exclaiming "WOW".
Each and every shot is a masterpiece.
Satyajit Ray Sir was an absolute legend!!!

yashwanth

Pausing anytime on any of these clips, will emerge a mind-blowing photograph as well.

atribhattacharyya

Ray was the brightest Ray of indian cinema

stop

Bengal was not and never will be ready to watch this masterpiece

bongmafiaeditz

I have finished reading Bibhutibhusan Bandopadhay novel Aparajito...How greaty he wrote...I am totally specchless...
I fell ashamed of myself never read him before.

krishnathapa

Heavy influence of French New Wave but so beautifully synched with essence of India.❤

ByzantineCapitalManagement

Not only just films
These arts are treasures 🌼🌺
The master pieces 🌼🌺
I can't explain what is there in those novels or stories and frames 🌼🌺
Something immortal 🌼🌺🙏
Something that can't be created again 🌼🌺🙏
Those pain🌼🌺
Those morals and values 🌼🌺
Those ethics 🌼🌺
Something that today's generation can never understand
Or will never be able to create 🌼🌺
Today's generation know only
A bunch of unethical, dumb, useless, things like Netflix and so on🥀

rishav

Thanks Adyfilk, For Considering My Suggestion Regarding Satyajit Ray Best Cinematic Shots. Thanks Again 🙏

vitthalsharale

The repertoire is huge. The dense semiotics used by Ray, deconstruct a rich multilayered texture of complex psychological landscape that embodies the subtlety of the cultural politics of emotion at its finest lens. I personally like the climax of kapurush, the chameleon scene in ashani sanket, the modern man's alienation amid the chaos of volatile political economy with merit taking the back stage in jana aranye, the climax of charulata showing the lacuna in the already fragile bond of bhupati and charulata and many more.

vbanerjee