Bengali filmmaker Arun Roy dies at 56

Famed Bengali director Arun Roy passed away at the age of 56 on Thursday. The director took his closing breath in a tell-waddle hospital. Per reviews, Roy has been combating most cancers for one-and-a-half of years, and become as soon as admitted to RG Kar Clinic closing month attributable to a lung an infection. Clinic sources printed that the director’s lung situation worsened over the closing few days and he couldn’t strive towards the an infection.

Confirming the demise, actor Dev, who had essayed the lead map in Roy’s movie ‘Bagha Jatin’, portraying the existence and sacrifice of Bengali modern Jatindranath Mukherjee, posted on X, “You've got gone too soon, friend. You were a person with a 24-carat gold coronary heart.”

In one other post, Dev’s production dwelling, Dev Leisure Ventures, talked about, “We're deeply saddened to share the records regarding the passing of our cherished director Arun Roy. A visionary filmmaker, his ardour, creativity, and dedication to storytelling will forever encourage us. Relaxation in peace, Arun Da.”

Roy had shot to reputation in conjunction with his first movie ‘Egaro – The Immortal XI’ in 2011. He adopted that up with ‘Cholai’ (2016), ‘Hiralal’ (2018), ‘8/12 Binay Badal Dinesh’, and ‘Bagha Jatin’.

Bengali celeb Prosenjit Chatterjee talked about “Each and every movie by Arun Roy, in the past decade, from Egaro to Bagha Jatin, made us think afresh. This morning, after his long battle with most cancers, he become as soon as physically defeated nevertheless he'll be a winner within our hearts. His cinemas will repeat about his trusty victory. My sympathies to his come and costly ones.”

With PTI Inputs