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জন্ম মৃত্যু
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একটি বছর, একটি দিন
একটি সময় ।
কেউ শুরু করে তার জীবন
কারো বা শেষ হয় ।
আজ যেমন মহানায়ক
উত্তমকুমারের মৃত্যুদিন ।
তেমনি এই দিনটি হলো
গায়ক সুবীর সেনের জন্মদিন ।
জন্মে শুরু আর মৃত্যুতে শেষ
এটাই জীবন মানুষের ।
শেষের মানুষ শুরু করে
উৎপত্তি হয় এক নতুন প্রাণের ।
চলছে এই পরিক্রমণ
পৃথিবীর পরিক্রমণের সাথে ।
মৃত্যুতে শোক প্রকাশ
আর জন্মতে আনন্দে মাতে ।
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The Lost Necklace of Tollygunge
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In Uttam Kumar’s world of lights and fame,
A film was set, where romance was the game.
Directed by Ajay, a story to unfold,
With Suchitra Sen, their tale would be told.
The year was ’57, in Kolkata’s embrace,
A time when the city had a different face.
The studio in Tollygunge, a place to create,
Where movies took form, dreams did resonate.
The government bus, route number twenty-seven,
Even that had to wait, no shortcuts to heaven.
Technicians preferred the evening’s calm grace,
To finish their work in that sacred space.
But before they could depart, as daylight waned,
Uttam Kumar’s words, a young boy retained.
He beckoned the lad, whispered something wise,
About a necklace lost beneath starry skies.
“Fetch the necklace,” he said with a smile,
To a child on a motorbike, travel that extra mile.
“Bring it here before we’re done for the day,
And in this romantic scene, the necklace will play.”
The boy set off, a mission in mind,
To find that necklace, one of a kind.
Yet, could he retrieve it, the mystery unknown,
From a place called Shoshan? To find it alone.
That evening, the crew gathered around,
To shoot a scene where love would resound.
But the necklace, missing, became their dread,
It was lost in a place of the dearly departed.
Uttam Kumar smiled, his eyes twinkled bright,
“I have a plan to make everything right.
The missing necklace, I’ll reveal its grace,
In a famous song, ‘Tumi Je Amar,’ embrace.”
Everyone rejoiced, as the scene was set,
With Uttam and Suchitra, a love story to get.
A romantic song that would forever define,
The magic of cinema, a love so divine.
In that moment, the lost necklace found its place,
As Uttam sang the song with Suchitra’s grace.
A symbol of love, in the moonlight’s gleam,
A necklace lost, yet found in a dream.
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The Lost Necklace of Tollygunge
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In Uttam Kumar’s world of lights and fame,
A film was set, where romance was the game.
Directed by Ajay Kar, a story to unfold,
With Suchitra Sen, their tale would be told.
The year was 1957, in Kolkata’s embrace,
A time when the city had a different face.
The studio in Tollygunge, a place to create,
Where movies took form, dreams did resonate.
The government bus, route number twenty-seven,
Even that had to wait, no shortcuts to heaven.
Technicians preferred the evening’s calm grace,
To finish their work in that sacred space.
But before they could depart, as daylight waned,
Uttam Kumar’s words, a young boy retained.
He beckoned the lad, whispered something wise,
About a necklace lost beneath starry skies.
“Fetch the necklace,” he said with a smile,
To a child on a motorbike, travel that extra mile.
“Bring it here before we’re done for the day,
And in this romantic scene, the necklace will play.”
The boy set off, a mission in mind,
To find that necklace, one of a kind.
Yet, could he retrieve it, the mystery unknown,
From a place called Shoshan? To find it alone.
That evening, the crew gathered around,
To shoot a scene where love would resound.
But the necklace, missing, became their dread,
It was lost in a place of the dearly departed.
Uttam Kumar smiled, his eyes twinkled bright,
“I have a plan to make everything right.
The missing necklace, I’ll reveal its grace,
In a famous song, ‘Tumi Je Amar,’ embrace.”
Everyone rejoiced, as the scene was set,
With Uttam and Suchitra, a love story to get.
A romantic song that would forever define,
The magic of cinema, a love so divine.
In that moment, the lost necklace found its place,
As Uttam sang the song with Suchitra’s grace.
A symbol of love, in the moonlight’s gleam,
A necklace lost, yet found in a dream.
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Uttam Kumar : A Biographical Portrait
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In the world of Indian cinema, a radiant star,
Uttam Kumar’s life, a journey near and far,
From humble beginnings, his story did unfold,
A biographical tale, of a legend, we’re told.
Born in Kolkata’s embrace, a city so grand,
Uttam Kumar, destined to conquer the land,
From stage to screen, his path did emerge,
A cinematic luminary, his fame would surge.
A man of many talents, he took his first stride,
In the world of theater, where dreams did reside,
With each performance, his skills did ignite,
A young actor’s passion, burning ever so bright.
Then came the silver screen, his true destiny,
Where he’d reign as the king, a cinematic spree,
In roles diverse, he’d effortlessly glide,
Uttam Kumar’s charisma, none could hide.
From romantic heartthrob to dramatic sage,
He graced each character, with every age,
With each frame, he painted life’s true art,
Uttam Kumar’s journey, a masterpiece from the start.
Awards and accolades, they showered like rain,
For his contributions to cinema, his immeasurable gain,
Yet humility remained, in his every smile,
A man of the people, going that extra mile.
Through the decades, his legacy persists,
In the hearts of millions, his name still exists,
Uttam Kumar, a biography profound and deep,
A cinematic giant, whose memory we’ll keep.
In the annals of Indian cinema’s grand history,
Uttam Kumar’s life, a cherished mystery,
A tale of talent, passion, and charismatic grace,
A biographical portrait, for all to embrace
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Uttam Kumar, the Mahanayak of Bengal
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In the heart of Bengal, a legend was born,
Uttam Kumar’s name, like a bright shining morn.
Tomorrow, we celebrate, with joy and cheer,
The birthday of a star we all hold dear.
From “Saptapadi” to “Nayak,” he graced the screen,
In twenty timeless films, he made us dream.
His charisma and talent, an unparalleled blend,
In the world of cinema, a true godsend.
“Chirodini Tumi Je Amar,” a love that’s pure,
“Harano Sur,” melodies that endure.
“Antony Firingee,” he danced with grace,
Each role he played, left a lasting trace.
“Uttar Falguni” and “Deya Neya” so fine,
In “Nishipadma,” his acting would shine.
“Chiriyakhana” and “Sankha Bela,” so grand,
In the hearts of fans, he’ll forever stand.
“Jiban Trishna,” a tale of love untold,
“Chhadmabeshi,” a comedy of pure gold.
“Sharey Chuattor,” laughter that’s infectious,
Uttam Kumar’s magic, truly wondrous and precious.
“Stree,” “Dui Bhai,” “Indrani,” and more,
Each film a masterpiece, forever to adore.
“Uttam Kumar,” a name that will never fade,
In the annals of cinema, an eternal accolade.
On this special day, let’s remember and revere,
Uttam Kumar, the star we all hold dear.
His legacy lives on, in every frame and song,
A legend of Bengali cinema, forever strong.
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Mahanayak Uttam Kumar of the Silver Screen
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In Kolkata’s heart, Ahiritola’s birth,
A legend emerged, touching heaven and earth,
Uttam Kumar, his name etched in gold,
A tale of brilliance, on cinema’s fold.
From actor to producer, director to more,
A multi-faceted gem, his talents did soar,
With pen and with song, he weaved tales anew,
Brought characters to life, emotions he drew.
Mahanayak they hailed, a title so grand,
Bengali cinema’s heart, he did command,
On history’s stage, he left an indelible mark,
Uttam Kumar’s legacy, a radiant spark.
With Suchitra Sen, his chemistry did blaze,
Supriya Devi’s grace, in his movies, we gaze,
Sabitri Chatterjee, a muse by his side,
In celluloid symphonies, their talents collide.
Five National Awards, his triumph did shine,
1968’s honor, a moment divine,
Anthony Firingee, Chiriyakhana’s grace,
In the hall of fame, his name found its place.
Nayak, a masterpiece by Ray’s guiding hand,
Chowringhee’s allure, in Pinaki’s command,
Saptapadi’s vows, a love story pure,
Uttam Kumar’s presence, forever endure.
Autobiography penned, his journey unveiled,
Aamar Aami’s essence, his life detailed,
Grihadaha’s mysteries, Antony’s poetic fire,
Agnishwar’s passion, a blazing desire.
Nishi Padma’s bloom, in Arabinda’s embrace,
Stree’s enigma, Salil Dutta did trace,
Sanyasi Raja’s throne, Piyush Bose led,
In each silver frame, Uttam Kumar spread.
Though years have passed, and time has flown,
Uttam Kumar’s brilliance forever shown,
Bengali cinema’s heart, Mahanayak’s reign,
In every heart’s theater, he’ll forever remain.
