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          Dulal Guha: His Life and Times

          Amitabh Bachchan once said of him, ‘[He] used to make films from the heart. And only from the heart…’ Dulal Guha directed some of the biggest hits of the 1970s, like Dushman, Do Anjaane and Pratigya.

          Anirudha Bhattacharjee met up with his son, Putul Guha (Partha Guha), in December 2019 in Mumbai, to talk about the illustrious career of Dulal Guha, which lasted thirty-five years, from 1955 to 1990.

          ‘A refugee Bengali teenager from East Bengal (now Bangladesh) came to India in search of a better life.

          He married a wonderful lady and the couple had four amazing children.

          A truck driver learns from his foster mother about the murder of his parents at the hands of a bandit and sets out to avenge them.

          That boy went on to become a successful contributor to the Indian film industry and society. His four children had spouses from four different regions: Gujarat, Bengal, south India and a Punjabi (Sikh) migrant from Iran. Their children have chosen partners from other communities as well.

          A Maharashtrian, a Belgian, a Catholic and a Muslim. In spite of being s