Childhood Days by Satyajit Ray

“Childhood Days” (Amar Shishu) is a Bengali film directed by the legendary Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray. It is one of the several films in his “Feluda” series, which is based on the popular detective character Feluda, created by Satyajit Ray himself. The film was released in 1990.

In “Childhood Days,” Feluda, the detective, recounts his early adventures as a young boy growing up in Calcutta (Kolkata) and developing his detective skills. The film provides insights into the formative years of Feluda, including his first encounters with mysteries and investigations. The story is presented in a nostalgic and engaging manner, and it sheds light on the character’s backstory and the events that shaped him into the famous detective he would later become.

Satyajit Ray is renowned for his contribution to Indian cinema and his ability to create engaging narratives that appeal to both children and adults. “Childhood Days” is a delightful film that offers a glimpse into the origin of the beloved character Feluda and is a treat for fans of Satyajit Ray’s work and the Feluda series.