Veteran Bengali theatre stalwart Manoj Mitra, celebrated for his profound impact on the arts through farcical and fantastical works that illuminated societal and political issues, passed away on Tuesday. The 86-year-old breathed his last at a Kolkata ...

Renowned Bengali theatre personality Manoj Mitra, best known for his farces and fantasy plays that often tackled social and political issues, died on Tuesday morning in a hospital in Kolkata due to age-related ailments, according to family sources. He was 86.

Mitra leaves behind an indelible mark on Bengali cinema and theatre, celebrated for his work in iconic films like ‘Banchharamer Bagan’, an adaptation of his own play ‘Sajano Bagaan’, directed by Tapan Sinha.

Veteran Bengali actor and playwright Manoj Mitra died on Tuesday, November 12. The 85-year-old actor had been suffering from age-related health issues for a long time. He died at a private hospital in Kolkata. Born on December 22, 1938, Mitra studied at ...

Bengali actor and playwright Manoj Mitra died at the age of 86 on Tuesday morning. The artist was renowned for his farces and fantasy plays that frequently addressed social and political issues. Mitra died in a Kolkata hospital due to age-related ailments,

Manoj Mitra, famous Bengali theatre personality, dies at 86. He is known for farces and fantasies highlighting social issues.

Legendary Bengali actor and dramatist Manoj MItra died in Kolkata on Tuesday morning. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee took to her X handle and paid her last tribute to the late Bengali legend.

Tributes pour in for Manoj Mitra, the celebrated playwright, actor, and director, who passed away in Kolkata at the age of 85 after a distinguished career in stage and screen spanning six decades.

Veteran Bengali actor Manoj Mitra, known for his roles in Satyajit Ray's films, has passed away at the age of 86. Mitra was a beloved figure in both Bengali theatre and cinema, leaving behind a lasting mark.

Manoj the playwright was honoured with the prestigious Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 1985 and the Asiatic Society Award in 2005 for his overall contribution to theatre. A teacher of philosophy in a college, Manoj, along with his friends at Scottish Church in Kolkata, set up the theatre group 'Sundaram' which he later headed for many years.