Hemchander Chunder

Indian filmmaker, film director, Writer and editor From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Hemchandra Chunder (1924 – 04 December 1964) [1] was an Indian filmmaker, film director, writer and editor, who directed all-time classics like Madh Bhare Nain, Chhoti Maa etc He also wrote stories and screenplays. He completed his intermediate course from St Xavier's College Kolkata then he admitted to the Precidency college. During his time at Presidency College, he was active in amateur theatre, collaborating with legendary figures like Sisir Bhaduri and Naresh Mitra. [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]

Born1907
West Bengal, Bengal Presidency, British India
Died4 December 1964(1964-12-04) (aged 56–57)
Rajgir. India
OccupationFilmmaker
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Hemchandra Chunder
Born1907
West Bengal, Bengal Presidency, British India
Died4 December 1964(1964-12-04) (aged 56–57)
Rajgir. India
OccupationFilmmaker
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Death

Dutt died on December 04, 1964, at Rajgir due to heart attack.

Selected filmography

  1. Natun Fasal (Bengali) ● 1960
  2. Manmoyee Girls' School (Bengali) ● 1958
  3. Bandhan (1956 film) (Hindi) ● 1956
  4. Madh Bhare Nain (Hindi) ● 1955
  5. Teen Bhai (Hindi) ● 1955
  6. Chitrangada (Bengali) ● 1954
  7. Chhoti Maa (Hindi) ● 1952
  8. Bishnupriya (Bengali) ● 1949
  9. Pratibad (Bengali) ● 1948
  10. Meri Bahen (Hindi) ● 1944
  11. Wapas (Hindi) ● 1943
  12. Saugandh (Hindi) ● 1942
  13. Pratisruti (Bengali) ● 1941
  14. Jawani Ki Reet (Hindi) ● 1939
  15. Parajay (Hindi) ● 1939
  16. Anath Ashram (Hindi) ● 1937
  17. Karodpati(Hindi)● 1936
  18. Karwan-E-Hayat (Urdu) ● 1935

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