August 16, 2026 03:56 am (IST)
Last journey of Indian filmmaking legend Mrinal Sen
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
Legendary Indian filmmaker Mrinal Sen passed away in Kolkata on Sunday (Dec 30, 2018). He was 95. Glimpses of his last journey from his house in south Kolkata's Padmapukur Beltala region to Peace World mortuary in Topsia before his cremation after the arrival of his son Kunal from USA. He had wished not to be taken to film complex and cultural hub Nandan in Kolkata. Some of the actors of Bengali film industry like Mamata Shankar, Srila Majumdar and Biplab Chatterjee among others visited his residence. Images by Avishek Mitra/IBNS
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