
Known for
Directing
Tapan Sinha (2 October 1924 – 15 January 2009) was one of the most prominent Indian film directors of his time who made more than 40 feature films in Bengali, Hindi and Oriya in a career spanning nearly half a century. A contemporary of West Bengal's cinema icons - Satyajit Ray, Ritwik Ghatak and Mrinal Sen - Sinha was an equally powerful storyteller who, like his favourite novelist, Charles Dickens, won a large and appreciative audience by dealing with the problems that confront ordinary people.
Born in Kolkata, Sinha was the fifth child of Tridibesh and Pramila Sinha. He attended schools in Bhagalpur and Bankura. As a student at Patna University, Bihar, Sinha responded sympathetically...
2009
Music, Screenplay, Story, Screenstory
2001
Director, Music
2000
Director
1998
1994
Director
1994
as Archival footage
1991
Director
1990
Director, Screenplay
1989
Director
1988
Writer, Director, Producer, Music
1986
Screenplay, Dialogue, Writer, Music, Director
1985
Lyricist, Screenplay, Music, Director
1984
Director
1982
Director
1980
Director, Screenplay, Music
1979
Director, Music, Screenplay
1977
Lyricist, Director, Music, Screenplay
1977
Director
1976
Screenplay, Lyricist, Music, Director
1974
Screenplay, Director
1973
Director
1972
Writer
1972
Director
1971
Director
1971
Music, Screenplay, Lyricist, Director