Pather Panchali 1955 Watch Free in HD

Kanu Bannerjee

20 June 1905, Jodhpur, State of Jodhpur, British India

Karuna Bannerjee

25 December 1919, Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India

11 February 1911, Dhaka, Bangladesh

Aparna Devi

Tulsi Chakraborty

3 March 1899, Howrah, Bengal Presidency, British India

Satyajit Ray

2 May 1921, Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India [now India]

Satyajit Ray

2 May 1921, Calcutta, Bengal Presidency, British India [now India]

Bibhutibhushan Bandyopadhyay

12 September 1894, Ghoshpada-Muraripur, Kanchrapara, Bengal Presidency, British India

Harihar Ray

Played by: Kanu Bannerjee

Sarbojaya Ray

Played by: Karuna Bannerjee

Indir Thakrun

Played by: Chunibala Devi

Durga

Played by: Uma Das Gupta

Apu

Played by: Subir Banerjee

Durga

Played by: Runki Banerjee

TIME Magazine

It is a pastoral poem dappled with the play of brilliant images and strong, dark feelings, a luminous revelation of Indian life in language that all the world can understand.

October 17, 2011

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Cinema Writer

There is a faith in the art form here, a pure, loving, embracing faith that really restores my own faith in movies.

August 24, 2010

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Total Film

Incredibly, Ray had never directed a scene before Pather Panchali, Mitra had never shot one, and the children who were cast hadn't even been tested. Just how this team of novices fashioned one of cinema's enduring classics is a miraculous mystery.

April 03, 2017

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New Yorker

Beautiful, sometimes funny, and full of love, it brought a new vision of India to the screen.

May 04, 2015

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LarsenOnFilm

...truly one of the most delicate, humble and deeply felt movies I've ever seen.

January 16, 2015

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Variety

Film justly won the 'most human document award' at the 1956 Cannes Film Fest, unveiling a mature film talent in director Satyajit Ray.

October 24, 2007

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CinePassion

Satyajit Ray's glowingly hardscrabble debut

March 22, 2015

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Guardian

Fresh as a daisy after all these years, Satyajit Ray's 1955 spellbinder comes underpinned by a tumultuous Ravi Shankar sitar and paints a ground's-eye portrait of life in an impoverished Bengali village.

October 24, 2007

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Chicago Reader

Satyajit Ray's beautiful first feature.

October 24, 2007

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East Bay Express

The rewards are rich and unforgettable.

June 19, 2015

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BBC.com

Extremely touching in its simplicity, emotional range and visual beauty, it's no wonder it became the first Indian film to achieve widespread international acclaim and establish Ray as a master filmmaker.

April 03, 2017

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