
Person
Arabinda Mukhopadhyay
Directing · 1919–2016 · Katihar, Bihar, Bengal Presidency, British India (now India)
Biography
Arabinda Mukhopadhyay (18 June 1919 – 10 February 2016) was an Indian filmmaker, film director, and editor. He was the younger brother of Late Balai Chand Mukherjee. In a career spanning four decades, he directed a total of 26 full-length films, 3 telefilms, and 1 television serial. His very first directorial effort “Kichukkhon” in 1959 gave him a nomination for the President's Award. Another movie of his, “Ahban”, was screened at the Cannes Film Festival in 1961.
Known for
Mouchak
Director

Mantramugdha
Director

Amar Prem
Screenplay

Nishi Padma
Director

Agnishwar
Director

The Restless Bride
Director

Naikar Bhumikay
Director
Ajante
Director
Nadi Theke Sagare
Director

Trijama
Assistant Director
Filmography
- 1984AjanteDirector
- 1980Paka DekhaDirector
- 1978Nadi Theke SagareDirector
- 1977MantramugdhaDirector
- 1975AgnishwarDirector
- 1974MouchakDirector
- 1972Amar PremScreenplay
- 1972Naikar BhumikayDirector
- 1971The Restless BrideDirector
- 1970Nishi PadmaDirector
- 1956TrijamaAssistant Director
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