Capturing the Essence: Nemai Ghosh's Lens on Satyajit Ray

Nemai Ghosh's photography exhibition 'Faces and Facets: Satyajit Ray in Colour' showcases the legendary filmmaker's personal and professional life. Capturing intimate and candid moments, Ghosh's lens extends beyond the film sets, offering a nuanced portrait of Ray, revealing his introspection, dedication, and artistic vision.

An intimate glimpse into Satyajit Ray's world is on offer at the exhibition 'Faces and Facets: Satyajit Ray in Colour'. Showcasing photographer Nemai Ghosh's striking images, the exhibition offers a vivid depiction of the filmmaker's life beyond the frame, from private moments at home to notable scenes on film sets.

Ghosh, described by Henri Cartier-Bresson as Ray’s 'photo-biographer', spent decades documenting the 'Jewel of Bengal'. Beyond his role on set, Ghosh captured Ray’s quiet moments at the piano and in quiet contemplation amid Calcutta’s bustle, portraying a meditative side often unseen by the public eye.

A trusted presence in Ray’s life, Ghosh's work also highlights the filmmaker's dedication and mentorship. His images reveal Ray not only as a creative genius but also as a profound friend and mentor. This exhibition, open until July 14, provides an extraordinary narrative of Ray's enduring legacy.