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Tulsi Chakraborty
Tulsi Chakraborty is an admired comic actor in Bengali Cinema. Played a praiseworthy character in Parash Pather, and is a popular face in comic genre.

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Tulsi Chakraborty, Bengali Cinema ActorTulsi Chakraborty was a genius comic actor in Bengali cinema during the 1940s and 1950s. His most notable role is perhaps the lead role in Parash Pathar, directed by Satyajit Ray. Tulsi Chakraborty was best known for his realistic acting that never seemed as an act. He never used any make-up or extra arrangements. Tulsi Chakraborty was usually seen in a white dhoti accompanied by a sacred thread on his shoulder. One of Chakraborty`s distinguished performances was in the film Sharey Chuattar, which was the debut film of the popular pair of Bengali Cinema duo Suchitra Sen and Uttam Kumar.

Tulsi Chakraborty spent the latter part of his life in extreme poverty. His widow also lived a life of poverty as was revealed by a television programme. Due to his poverty he often walked from Tollygunj studio to his home in Shibpur, Howrah District.

Filmography of Tulsi Chakraborty

Kuhak (1960) Du-janay (1955) Bamuner Meye (1949) Devar (1943)
Maya Mriga (1960) Godhuli (1955) Bishnupriya (1949) Garmil (1942)
Suno Baranari (1960) Kalindi (1955) Kavi (1949) Pashan Devata (1942)
Personal Assistant (1959) Nishiddha Phal (1955) Manzoor (1949) Saugandh (1942)
Gali Theke Rajpath (1959) Shreebatsa Chinta (1955) Anirban (1948) Uttarayan (1941)
Joutuk (1958) Upahar (1955) Banchita (1948) Pratisruti (1941)
Rajlakshmi O Srikanta (1958) Champadangar Bou (1954) Purabi (1948) Kamale Kamini (1940)
Ajantrik (1958) Jadubhatta (1954) Samapika (1948) Nimai Sanyasi (1940)
Jalsaghar (1958) Jaydev (1954) Pratima (1946) Bamanabatar (1939)
Parash Pathar (1958) Bana Hansi (1953) Biraj Bou (1946) Janak Nandini (1939)
Sonar Kathi (1958) Nabin Yatra (1953) Mandir (1946) Nara Narayana (1939)
Chandranath (1957) Sharey Chuattar (1953) Suleh (1946) Bekar Nashan (1938)
Harishchandra (1957) Darpachurna (1952) Dui Purush (1945) Prabas Milan (1937)
Prithibi Amare Chaay (1957) Meghmukti (1952) Bhabhi Kaal (1945) Kanthahaar (1935)
Chore (1956) Pandit Mashai (1951) Kalankini (1945) Manmoyee Girls School (1935)
Ekti Raat (1956) Rupkatha (1950) Mane Na Mane (1945) Dakshayajna (1934)
Shyamali (1956) Mandanda (1950) Hamrahi (1944) Rajnati Basantsena (1934)
Pather Panchali (1955) Mejdidi (1950) Meri Bahen (1944) Sreegouranga (1933)
Aparadhi (1955) Sheshbesh (1950) Subah Shyam (1944) Punarjanma (1932)
Bhalobasa (1955) Ashabari (1949) Udayer Pathey (1944)


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