Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Kamu Mukherjee (Bengali: কামু মুখার্জী, 14 June 1931-6 December 2003) was a Bengali actor known for his performances in several Satyajit Ray films.His portrayals of Mandar Bose in Sonar Kella, Pritish Sarkar in Nayak, Mantu Dutta in Phera and Juggler Haroon Al Rashid in Fatikchand are considered his best roles.Satyajit Ray's wife recollected a story in her memoirs of how Mukherjee started acting in Ray movies. It is said that Mukherjee turned up one morning, knocked on Ray's door, and before anybody could speak he said, "Namaskar. Amar naam Kamu Mukhopadhya ami apnar boite avinay korte chai." ("Greetings. My name is Kamu Mukhopadhya. I want to act in your movies.") and walked off.Satyajit Ray has written in his 'shooting story of Jay Baba Felunath' that Kamu Mukherjee has a splendid sense of humour, as for example, he has explained a daily life incident, that is, one day Kamu Mukherjee was having tea with Satyajit Ray in his house, and suddenly he asked Mrs. Satyajit Ray, "Bouthan,Biscuit gulote silencer lagiyechen naki?" (If you have applied silencer in biscuits?) just because biscuits were not crunchy anymore. He sang a song for "Gupi Gayen Bagha Bayen" viz., "Halla Cholechhe Juddhe".Mukherjee died on 6 December 2003 from rheumatoid arthritis, from which he had suffered for ten years, almost bedridden."@en }
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- Kamu_Mukherjee abstract "Kamu Mukherjee (Bengali: কামু মুখার্জী, 14 June 1931-6 December 2003) was a Bengali actor known for his performances in several Satyajit Ray films.His portrayals of Mandar Bose in Sonar Kella, Pritish Sarkar in Nayak, Mantu Dutta in Phera and Juggler Haroon Al Rashid in Fatikchand are considered his best roles.Satyajit Ray's wife recollected a story in her memoirs of how Mukherjee started acting in Ray movies. It is said that Mukherjee turned up one morning, knocked on Ray's door, and before anybody could speak he said, "Namaskar. Amar naam Kamu Mukhopadhya ami apnar boite avinay korte chai." ("Greetings. My name is Kamu Mukhopadhya. I want to act in your movies.") and walked off.Satyajit Ray has written in his 'shooting story of Jay Baba Felunath' that Kamu Mukherjee has a splendid sense of humour, as for example, he has explained a daily life incident, that is, one day Kamu Mukherjee was having tea with Satyajit Ray in his house, and suddenly he asked Mrs. Satyajit Ray, "Bouthan,Biscuit gulote silencer lagiyechen naki?" (If you have applied silencer in biscuits?) just because biscuits were not crunchy anymore. He sang a song for "Gupi Gayen Bagha Bayen" viz., "Halla Cholechhe Juddhe".Mukherjee died on 6 December 2003 from rheumatoid arthritis, from which he had suffered for ten years, almost bedridden.".