Indian Cinema: 1963

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SHEHAR AUR SAPNA (The City and the Dream)

1963. Producer: Naya Sansar. Director: K. A. Abbas. Story: Inder Raj Anand. Script: K. A. Abbas. Music: J. P. Kaushik. Photography: Ramachandra. Cast: Dilip Raj, Surekha Parker, Manmohan Krishna, Anwar Husein, David, Nana Palsikar, Asit Sen, Jagdish Kemal, Rashid Khan, Rakivant. 16mm, b&w. 120 min. Language: Hindi.

MAHANAGAR (The Big City)

(1963) Producer: R. D. Bansal. Director: Satyajit Ray. Story: Narenda Nath Mitra. Script: Satyajit Ray. Music: Satyajit Ray. Photography: Subrata Mitra. Cast: Anil Chatterjee, Madhabi Mukherjee, Vicky Redwood, Haradhan Banerjee, Sailen Mukherjee, Jaya Badhuri, Haren Chatterjee, Subrata Sen, Samir Lahiri, Prasenjit Sarkar, Shefalika Devi, Shyamal Ghosal, Sheela Pal, Anuradha Guha, Smita Sinha. 16mm, b&w. Language: Bengali.