Madhabi Mukherjee as Charulata

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Madhabi Mukherjee as Charulata refers to the acclaimed performance by Indian actress Madhabi Mukherjee in Satyajit Ray’s classic 1964 film "Charulata," where she portrays a lonely, introspective upper-class woman in late 19th-century Bengal.

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instanceOf acting role
film performance
appearsInFilm Charulata
basedOnWorkBy Rabindranath Tagore
characterGender female
characterHusband Bhupati
characterMaritalStatus married
characterName Charulata
characterRelativeByMarriage Amal
characterSocialClass upper-class
characterTraits introspective
lonely
cinematicTechniqueAssociated long takes emphasizing interiority
consideredOneOf Madhabi Mukherjee’s finest performances
landmark performances in Indian cinema
criticalReception widely acclaimed
directorCollaborationWith Satyajit Ray
filmCinematographyBy Subrata Mitra
filmCountryOfOrigin India
filmDirector Satyajit Ray
filmGenre drama
filmLanguage Bengali
filmMovement Indian art cinema
parallel cinema
filmMusicBy Satyajit Ray
filmProductionCompany RDB & Co.
filmReleaseYear 1964
filmScreenplayBy Satyajit Ray
influenceOn later portrayals of complex women in Indian cinema
medium black-and-white film
narrativeLocation Bengal
narrativePeriod late 19th-century
narrativeSettingRegion British India
notableFor depiction of female subjectivity
interior emotional portrayal
subtle facial expressions
performanceLanguage Bengali
performanceType dramatic performance
lead role
portrayalEra Bengal Renaissance
linked to: Bengali Renaissance
portrayedBy Madhabi Mukherjee
sourceWorkAuthor Rabindranath Tagore
sourceWorkTitle Nashtanirh
theme intellectual companionship
loneliness
marital dissatisfaction
women’s inner life

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Charulata characterPortrayed Madhabi Mukherjee as Charulata