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Arati Bhattacharya[4] is an Indian Bengali actress, writer and director[5] who is recognized for her work in Bengali cinema.
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Arati Bhattacharya | |
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 Satyajit Ray at Bhattacharya's wedding with Kunal Singh | |
| Born | Hoogly (Chunchura) |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupation | Actress |
| Spouse | Kunal Singh[1][2] |
| Children | Akash Singh (son) [3] |
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She is known for films like Preyasi, Stree and Suryatrishna.[6] She also sang in the movie Anandamela in 1976. She had worked with Satyajit Roy in Jana Aranya[7] and Mrinal Sen in Ek Adhuri Kahani. She acted in more than 50 Bengali movies. She is also a Kathak dancer.[8]
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- Won, Bengal Film Journalists' Association – Best Supporting Actress Award for Ami Se O Sakha (1976)[9]
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As an actor
- Rewaz (unreleased)
- Ek Adhuri Kahani (An unfinished story) (1972)
- Picnic (1972)
- Stree (1972)
- Jeevantai Natak
- Alo Andhare (1973)
- Premer phande (1974)
- Raja (1974)
- Harmonium (1975)
- Ami-se-o-sakha (1975)
- Harano-prapti-niruddesh (1975)
- Anandamela
- Jal Sanyasi
- Rajbansha (1976)
- Jana Aranya (The middle man) (1976) as Mrs Ganguly
- Nandita (1976)
- Asadharan (1977)
- Golap bou (1977)
- Jaal Sannyasi (1977)
- Pratishruti (1977)
- Rajbansha (1977)
- Nishan (1978)
- Moyna (1978)
- Parichay (1978)
- Striker (1978)
- Job Charnoker Bibi (1978)
- Jiban je rakam (1979)
- Pampa (1979)
- Nyay anyay (1981)
- Surya trishna (1984)
- Amar prithibi (1985)
- preyasi (1986)
- Kal Hamara Hain (1980) (Hindi)
As a director
- Maashuka (1987)(Hindi)
- Dagabaaz Balma (1988) (Bhojpuri)
As a script writer
- Bloody Isshq (Hindi) (2013)
- Chor Police (Bhojpuri) (2019)
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