“When you mimic me are you mimicking me or are you mimicking an effeminate man?” asked Rituparno Ghosh on a Bengali television talk show in 2008. His nonplussed guest, the comedian Mir, replied he meant no harm through his mimicry. “Have you ever thought that whenever you mimic me, so many effeminate men in Kolkata, in Bengal, feel ashamed, feel humiliated?” retorted the filmmaker.
(This story appears in the 28 June, 2013 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
just read about Rituparno Ghosh,,indeed it is sad .His films are memorable and different from what we see everyday. our language is sweet as his films.
on Jun 27, 2013Humble correction - Rituparno Ghosh did not dub the mother\'s voice in \'Noukadubi\'. He had clarified this rumour in one of his editorials in the Sunday supplement for \'Pratidin\'.
on Jun 27, 2013