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It's been two decades from the time when 'Mahanayak' Uttam Kumar, the most admired Bengali performer left. The saddest thing is that conventional Bengali cinema till can’t recover from the fatal blow of his downfall.The person, who touched such dizzying stature, began his life as an average Bengali.
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The person, who touched such dizzying stature, began his life as an average Bengali. He was a recreational stage actor in his early life and slowly made cautious introduction to the silver screen. For a short time he performed in specialized theatres. In 1955, he staged Shyamali in Star Theatre. His first film took place in 1953, with Suchitra Sen in ‘Saarey Chuattar’. The superhit film flashed off the incomparable duo o
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On the night of 24 July 1980, Uttam Kumar was declared dead after he failed to recover from what was, by an account, his fifth cardiac arrest. After his last attack in 1978, he was diagnosed with cardiac asthma. In fact, for much longer, his heart had been a problem. He always carried a sorbitrate for any abnormal spasm of the chest. There were also several restrictions. Uttam listened to some but the restrictions on overwork and alcohol—usual collaterals of fame—were not among them. Barely could he cut down on work, barely could find any repose in his personal life; and barely could he minister to himself. And because he could not, he overruled the moratorium on alcohol.
A favourite tape recorder having been stolen from his car parked near his home on the morning of 23 July is often taken as a portent for the unruly day that was to come. Sometime later, he found his make-up room at Technician Studio occupied by a young female actor, which had never happened before, and which prompted a stormy visit to New Theatres 1, a few buildings away. On returning, he had to shoot a scene involving a flight of stairs. It was a nominal scene by Uttam's measure but somehow he considered it faulty each time and went for seven retakes. The director Salil Dutta had to whisper to others to