It was first serialised in a 1915 issue of Sandesh, the magazine started by Upendrakishore and continued by the Ray family – along with Upendrakishore’s own illustration, which Satyajit ...

Parambrata Chattopadhyay is the latest actor to play Oscar-winning Indian master Satyajit Ray ... first appeared in the Ray family’s Bengali-language magazine Sandesh in 1965.

Sandesh, which was a must-have for every child of the '70s and '80s, had reached the pinnacle of success under the guidance of Satyajit Ray. "With the death of Upendrakishore, Sukumar Ray became ...

People know Satyajit Ray as a master director ... To revive and continue a magazine called Sandesh that had a history and legacy of its own was not a small thing. His was a dynasty of great ...

Thanks to the revival of the Sandesh magazine in the recent past ... The original Bengali essay, written and read by Satyajit Ray at Mahabodhi Society Hall, Kolkata, during the centenary ...

In 1962, Ray’s family magazine for children, Sandesh published a science fiction story by Satyajit Ray entitled Bankubabur Bandhu. It was the spring board for the concept of The Alien.

Satyajit Ray was probably my first intellectual crush ... Ray's revival of the children's magazine Sandesh originally founded by his grandfather Upendrakishore Ray, Ray's illustrious lineage, and also ...

Ray's use of folk motifs comes up more significantly in his illustrations for the magazine Sandesh. In 1961, Satyajit Ray relaunched the children's magazine that was originally found by his ...

He also illustrated his published work. After the death of Upendra Kishore in 1915, Sukumar used to edit Sandesh. On 2 May 1921, Satyajit Ray was born in his ancestral house, 100 Garpar Road ...

(Left) Revived by Ray in 1961, Sandesh witnessed the birth of Satyajit Ray as a writer for children; (right) Satyajit Ray’s illustration for ‘Bankubabur Bandhu’, Ray’s first short story Gradually, Ray ...

However, almost three decades later, Satyajit Ray remains unforgettable ... the first of which appeared in the Bengali children’s magazine, Sandesh, in ’65. Prod him on his favourite Ray ...