Rituparno Ghosh
Rituparno Ghosh was an Indian film director, actor, writer, and lyricist. They received recognition for their second feature film 'Unishe April' which won the National Film Award for Best Feature Film. Having won 19 National Awards and their contemporaries Aparna Sen and Goutam Ghose, Rituparno heralded contemporary Bengali cinema to greater heights.
The Last Lear
(Dialogue)
The Last Lear
(Screenplay)
The Last Lear
(Director)
Raincoat
(Director)
Sunglass
(Director)
Sunglass
(Writer)
Abohomaan
(Director)
Abohomaan
(Story)
Just Another Love Story
(Production Design)
Chitrangada
(Screenplay)
Satyanweshi
(Lyricist)
Chitrangada
(Director)
Shob Charitro Kalponik
(Director)
Hirer Angti
(Screenplay)
Shob Charitro Kalponik
(Screenplay)
Asukh
(Story)
Bariwali
(Writer)
Dahan
(Screenplay)
Chitrangada
(Story)
Bariwali
(Director)
Chokher Bali
(Director)
Jeevan Smriti
(Director)
Jeevan Smriti
(Writer)
Utsab
(Director)
Khela
(Producer)
Khela
(Director)
Satyanweshi
(Screenplay)
Dosar
(Director)
Unishe April
(Director)
Shubho Muharat
(Screenplay)
Shubho Muharat
(Director)
Unishe April
(Screenplay)
Titli
(Director)
Titli
(Writer)
Satyanweshi
(Director)
Hirer Angti
(Director)
Raincoat
(Writer)
Dahan
(Director)
Noukadubi
(Screenplay)
Mumbai Cutting
(Director)
Antarmahal
(Director)
Noukadubi
(Director)
Jyeshthoputro
(Story)
Season's Greeting
(Thanks)
Memories in March
(Writer)
Asukh
(Director)
Asukh
(Screenplay)
Antarmahal
(Screenplay)
Shob Charitro Kalponik
(Story)
Khela
(Lyricist)
Khela
(Story)
Khela
(Screenplay)
Utsab
(Story)
Utsab
(Screenplay)
Chokher Bali
(Screenplay)
Abohomaan
(Screenplay)
Abohomaan
(Lyricist)
Fish, Sweets & More
(Lyricist)
Her Name is Ranjana
(Director)
Her Name is Ranjana
(Writer)
Gaaner Oparey
(Creator)
Her Name is Ranjana
(Creator)