Satyajit Ray--The Bengali Icon with a different view

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by Posher778

Always nice to learn more about other cultures. Thanks for sharing with us Roshiq! :)

Originally Posted by fortunato

Dang, Roshiq. This is great.
I'm a big fan of Ray, and it's great to learn more about him.

Well-done!

Originally Posted by Rayne

But, I really didn't know anything about the person you're talking about:o

Thanks for sharing :)

It was always my pleasure to share & discuss anything about Ray. :)

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by neverending

You can see them because you have them in your cache from viewing them on the original sites. I suspect some of them have blocks on hotlinking.

that's really sad & frustrating!:(

Any suggestions?

But how come an image appeared on Rayne's quoted reply?

[neverending]

Some of them work, some of them don't. It' always a good idea to copy images you want to use to your computer and then upload them to someplace like photobucket.

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The ones you can see, are linked to imageshack.

The ones you dont, are linked directly to satyajitray.org website. They have hotlinking disabled.

And about Satyajit Ray the man - I have always considered him to be a great Indian icon in world cinema. I made a brief mention of him in the Bollywood Recs thread, but obviously nobody paid attention to that one. The man was a cinematic genius.

[cheebacheeba]

Did he know how to make bhang?

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by neverending

Some of them work, some of them don't. It' always a good idea to copy images you want to use to your computer and then upload them to someplace like photobucket.

I uploaded them on imageshack now.:)

[neverending]

Awesome- you got all but the 2 for The Music Room.

[roshiq]

Originally Posted by neverending

Awesome- you got all but the 2 for The Music Room.

Fixed and thanks for notifying that.:)

[Phalanx]

Did he know how to make bhang?

Yeah, what about the bhang?

[roshiq]

I found some videos of songs of the movie Goopy Gayen Bagha Bayen (1968) but the print qualities & subtitles are somewhat poor & lame::(