Feluda returns, courtesy Ray’s son
From the Associated Press
The son of the late Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray is making a movie marking 40 years since the creation of one of his father’s most famous characters, a detective named Feluda.
Ray, who won an honorary Academy Award in 1991 and died in 1992, wrote some 35 stories about Feluda, beginning in 1966. Ray’s son, Sandip, told the Times of India his new film is based on one called “Tintoretto’s Jesus.”
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