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Babul Supriyo calls Uttam Kumar, a ‘timeless source of inspiration for artists’ Mumbai, May 13 (SocialNews.XYZ) Actor, singer and politician Babul Supriyo is remembering the late Bengali cinema legend Uttam Kumar. On Tuesday, Babul took to his Instagram, and shared a monochromatic clip from a film starring Uttam Kumar. In the video, the actor can be seen in a dialogue exchange as he treats a patient, who has suffered a bullet injury. He then goes on to tell the patient that the bullet is not lodged inside his body before he asks him to run away.

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A poster for the black and white 1966 Bengali-language film "Nayak" ("Hero") directed by Satyajit Ray. The right half of the stylized poster shows a close-up of a man's face, his eyes covered by a matt-white cutout the shape of sunglasses within which the title of the film and the director's name are displayed as well as a cutout of a woman in heavy-rimmed glasses. On the upper-left side of the poster are three stills from the movie. One shows a suited man speaking with the same woman. Beneath, the second shows a man in dark sunglasses using a white rotary-dial phone handset with a long cigarette in his mouth. The bottom still shows the suited man walking in an outdoor landscape. Text at the bottom left of the poster reads as follows: "2K restored print with English subtitles Re-releasing on 21 Feb, 2025 at select cinemas across India" The image was posted on Instagram by Mukesh Kumar Singh on Feb. 23, 2025.

Sourabh Raaj Jain (left) and Mukesh Kumar Singh (right) huddle with friends for a photo inside a retail complex. Sourabh wears a loose-fitting white and pale-blue summer shirt, while Mukesh sir wears a deep red polo shirt. The image was posted on Instagram by Mukesh sir on Feb. 23, 2025.

A (different) navy blue poster for 1966 black-and-white film "Nayak" directed by Satyajit Ray, showing a still of the lead character wearing a dark suit and holding a lit cigarette while looking upwards and to the side of the frame. A note added over the bottom of the image reads as follows: "Classic example of pure, honest, forever relevant, real, CINEMA....got goosebumps multiple times while watching it, dint feel like getting up from the seat long after it was over ....experience for which I will forever be thankful to @dir_mukesh sir🙏❤️" The image was posted as an Instagram story by Sourabh Raaj Jain in the early hours of Feb. 23, 2025.

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