01 January 1983 103 mins
Mystery-drama about a botched kidnapping of a Calcutta schoolboy and his relationships and adventures.
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Sandip Ray Director
Satyajit Ray Screenplay
Satyajit Ray Original Story
Satyajit Ray Music
Soumendu Roy Director of Photography
India 01 January 1983
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01 January 1983
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01 January 1983
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