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Importantly, Nikhilesh tells Bimala that he would like her to have a life not only inside the home, but outside of it as well — a controversial stance in when the novel was written. Satyajit Ray wrote a script for Ghare Baire in the s, but the film, which was to have been directed by Harisadhan Dasgupta, was never made.
Years later, Ray returned to his script and reworked it, describing the original version as "amateurish". Victor Banerjee had also worked with Ray in Shatranj ke Khilari.
Swatilekha Chatterjee, however, was a stage actress with the theatre group Nandikar, with no experience of acting in films. Ray saw her in a stage production and decided that she was the right choice to play the role of Bimala. His son, Sandip Ray, completed the project from his detailed instructions. The film did well commercially when initially released. Ray's heart attack may have played a role in this. For the Indian audience, there was an additional interest, since it featured the first full-fledged kiss in Ray's films.
Critical response in India was mixed. Sumit Mitra in his long review in India Today said the film "looks like an intended failure". Abroad, however, the response was mostly positive. The film premiered at Cannes, where it was well received. Although Ray was too ill to travel, at his insistence both Soumitra Chatterjee and Swatilekha Chatterjee went to Cannes.
The latter recalls being felicitated for her performance: " Pauline Kael wrote: "Toward the end, Bimala, who was [encouraged] into independence by her husband, becomes desperate to express that independence — recklessly, heedlessly.
When it comes to truthfulness about women's lives, this great Indian moviemaker Satyajit Ray shames the American and European directors of both sexes. Add image. Top cast Edit. Aparajita Adhya. Biswanath Basu. Koyel Mallick Labanya as Labanya.
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