Rituparno Ghosh, the final journey
Bengali director Rituparno Ghosh's body was taken to Nandan, Kolkata's state-run movie theatre, for mourners to pay their last respects. Mr Ghosh died of a cardiac arrest at his Kolkata home at 7.30 am today. He was 49
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Bengali director Rituparno Ghosh's body was taken to Siridhi crematorium, where he received a gun salute, from Technicians Studio. Mr Ghosh died of a cardiac arrest at his Kolkata home at 7.30 am today. He was 49
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Rituparno Ghosh won 12 National Awards as well as several international honours.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee pays her last respects to Rituparno Ghosh.
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Veteran actor Soumitra Chatterjee with Bengali director Srijit Mukherjee at the funeral.
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Director Sandip Ray, Bengali actress June Maliah and actor Prosenjit Chatterjee pay homage to the late director.
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Actress Rituparna Sengupta who worked with the director in Dahan and Utsob, at the venue.
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People tried to catch a glimpse as the body of the well-known director, unseen, was taken for cremation in Kolkata.
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Hordes of people gathered around Mr Ghosh's casket waiting to catch a final glimpse of the acclaimed director.
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Mr Ghosh's residence had been crowded with friends, colleagues and politicians since morning.
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee was among the first ones to reach Mr Ghosh's residence earlier in the day.
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Trinamool MP Derek O'Brien described Mr Ghosh's death as a "loss for advertising, Indian and international cinema."
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Indian director Gautam Ghose also payed homage to the late filmmaker.
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Bengal Commerce and Industry minister Partha Chatterjee also reached Rituparno Ghosh's residence and called his death a great loss to the film industry.
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