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Aping the master

KOLKATA: After journeying to the forest to recapture the mood and temperamental swings of the characters of Satyajit Ray's classic Aranyer Din Ratri, film director Gautam Ghosh is now thinking of emulating the maestro's example of producing children's films. Though the self-confessed Ray fan has tentative plans of converting into celluloid a story by Italian writer Sergei Scapagnini, he may finally zero on one of the titles of Ray's popular science-fiction series of Professor Shonku.

— PTI

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