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Famous actress of TV & nbsp; Rupali Ganguly remembered Guru Dutt, the star of Indian cinema, on his 100th birth anniversary and & nbsp; Wrote an emotional note on the X handle. & Nbsp; The actress recalled Guru Dutt’s art and contribution and praised his films. they wrote, "Greeting Guru Dutt Saheb on his 100th birth anniversary, his birth has completed 100 years, but still his art seems more alive than ever. He was not just a director, but also a poet who used to speak through cinema.
Rupali Ganguly said, thirsty, paper flowers, Sahib Bibi and slave. His films are not only seen, but they were also felt. His stories contained longing, love, loss and he left his indelible mark on Indian cinema."https://feeds.abplive.com/onecms/images/uploaded-images/2025/07/09/fc119655d7e0ab63b6ade835f892c76d17520762082751190_original.jpg" />
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His magic is still alive
Rupali said in the last, even today his work talks to the artist inside all of us. They left very quickly, but their magic will always be alive. & Nbsp;
Guru Dutt films
Guru Dutt started his acting by playing the role of Shri Krishna in ‘Chand’ in the year 1944. A total of 8 Hindi films were directed by Guru Dutt, including Baji (1951), Jal (1952), Baz (1953), Awar (1954), Mr. and Mrs. 55 (1955), CID (1956), Pyaasa (1957) and paper flowers (1959). His film Pyaasa was included in the list of 100 best films of Time magazine, while & lsquo; paper flowers & rsquo; India’s first cinemasop was a film made with technology. He himself used to keep responsibility for the actor, director, producer, choreographer and writer.
His last film was Rishikesh Mukherjee’s ‘Sanjh and Savara’ in 1964, in which he worked with Meena Kumari. He died on 10 October 1964 at the age of just 39 years. However, some people consider his death an accident as some suicide.
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