The Dhaka Times Desk Mahanayika Suchitra Sen's 1st anniversary today. On this day last year on January 17, Mahanayika Suchitra Sen passed away. Various programs have been taken on the occasion of the death of Suchitra Sen, who was born in Bangladesh.
Suchitra Sen was a traditional form of Bengali poetry. Suchitra Sen, who has always been a symbol of romance to the audience of Bengali films like the heroine, is. He died a year ago. He was in hiding for many years. No one has ever seen her as an old woman or an old woman. He was an eternal idol of youth. When Suchitra Sen's name is mentioned, her charming smile, serene gaze and enigmatic demeanor come to mind. There have been many more talented actresses in Bengali films but none more mysterious and romantic than her on screen. She never seemed like a simple girl. Rather, she was always a symbol of the elusive woman.
No matter how unrealistic or impossible it may seem in the social reality of Bengali society in the fifties and sixties, when Suchitra Sen appeared on the screen in that role, the audience had no hesitation in accepting her. Because Suchitra Sen means a mysterious elusive woman outside the conventional life. She was Mayavan Viharini and Swapancharini.
Suchitra Sen has gained wide fame by acting in various films based on Sarathchandra Chattopadhyay's novel, including 'Rajalakshmi O Srikanta', 'Chandranath', 'Devdas', 'Kamalalata', 'Datta', 'Pather Daari'. It is impossible to think of anyone other than her as Raja Lakshmi, similarly one cannot think of anyone else as Vijaya.
Suchitra Sen was awarded the Padma Shri in 1972. His 1974 Hindi film 'Aadhi' was widely acclaimed. She also received a Best Actress nomination at the Filmfare Awards for her performance in this movie. Sanjeev Kumar won the best actor award for his performance opposite him.
It should be noted that he was born on April 6, 1931 in Pabna district. His family name is Rama. Father Karunamay Dasgupta was the headmaster of the local school. Mother Indira Devi. His education started in Pabna. But in 1947, she got married to Dibanath Sen, son of industrialist Adinath Sen, a member of Dhaka's elite family. There is still a road in old Dhaka named after Adinath Sen's father Dinanath Sen.
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