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Shekhar Chatterjee (1924–1990) was an Indian actor and film director. Chatterjee was born in Kolkata in 1924. He began his career in the Bengali theatre in the 1950s. He was associated with several leftist theatre groups, including the Communist Party's Indian People's Theatre Association, Utpal Dutt's Little Theatre Group, and Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop, as well as his own group, Theatre Unit, which he formed in 1958. As a stage actor, he was well known for his Shakespearean roles and for playing Shardul Singh in Dutt's 1965 play Kallol. His directorial work focused on works by German-language playwrights Bertold Brecht, Friedrich Dürrenmatt, Peter Handke, and Franz Xaver Kroetz. Chatterjee's Brecht productions were rarely adapted to a local setting, and while critics unanimously praised this approach as "authentic", his colleague Dutt attacked it for failing to communicate Brecht's political symbolism to an Indian audience.
Movies
Vasundhara
1986-08-15
Tagari
1985-05-03
Maa
1984-05-11
Gandhi
1982-12-01
The Sage from the Sea
1978-01-01
Pratima
1977-12-02
Barbadhu
1977-01-01
The Royal Hunt
1976-04-01
Nishimrigaya
1975-12-12
Sangsar Simantey
1975-01-01
Sangini
1974-06-14
Rodon Bhara Basanta
1974-04-05
Raktatilak
1974-02-15
Chorus
1974-01-04
Marjina Abdulla
1973-03-02
Sansar
1971-12-24
Interview
1971-11-13
Kuheli
1971-08-13
An Unfinished Story
1971-01-01
Aleyar Alo
1970-03-06
Ichhapuran
1970-01-01
Bhuvan Shome
1969-05-12
Garh Nasimpur
1968-11-01
Chiriyakhana
1967-11-18
Joradighir Chowdhury Paribar
1966-12-09
The Expedition
1962-09-27
Sabar Uparey
1955-12-01
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