Target (1995 film)

Target
Target
Directed by	Sandip Ray
Produced by	Jason Lovas; Zachary Lovas
Written by	Sandip Ray; Satyajit Ray; Prafulla Roy
Cinematography	Barun Raha
Edited by	Dulal Dutta
Release date	28 February 1996 (U.S.);
Running time	100 min (UK)/122 min (USA)
Country	India
Language	Hindi/Bengali

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Target is a 1995 Hindi drama film directed by Sandip Ray based on the novel Manushar Juddha, written by Prafulla Roy. The film is centred on the relationship between Singh, a cruel, manipulative landowner and his workers that belong to the caste of pariahs.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4]^[5]

Cast[edit]

Mohan Agashe - Vindhyachal Singh
Barun Chakraborty - Chaupatial
Champa - Bijari^[6]
Gyanesh Mukherjee - Rampear
Om Puri - Rambharosa
Anjaan Srivastav - Choubey

References[edit]

↑ Holden, Stephen (28 February 1996). Target (film review), The New York Times
↑ Vice, Jeff (20 March 1998). Tower Theatre to show films by India director, Deseret News
↑ Ryan, Desmond (14 Nov 1996). `Target' Is Son's Homage To Satyajit Ray, Philadelphia Inquirer
↑ Wilmington, Michael (5 July 1996). Bold, Humane `Target' An Impressive Shot By Satyajit Ray's Son, Chicago Tribune
↑ Thomas, Kevin (2 October 1995). Indian Filmmaker Perfects a Delicate Balancing Act : Movies: Sandip Ray, son of India's foremost director, Satyajit Ray, oversees his late father's legacy while moving ahead in his own film career, Los Angeles Times
↑ "LIKE A GRACEFUL CHAPTER". The Daily Star. 12 January 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.

External links[edit]

Target on IMDb

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[reve1-1] Holden, Stephen (28 February 1996). Target (film review), The New York Times

[rev2-2] Vice, Jeff (20 March 1998). Tower Theatre to show films by India director, Deseret News

[ref3-3] Ryan, Desmond (14 Nov 1996). `Target' Is Son's Homage To Satyajit Ray, Philadelphia Inquirer

[ref4-4] Wilmington, Michael (5 July 1996). Bold, Humane `Target' An Impressive Shot By Satyajit Ray's Son, Chicago Tribune

[ref5-5] Thomas, Kevin (2 October 1995). Indian Filmmaker Perfects a Delicate Balancing Act : Movies: Sandip Ray, son of India's foremost director, Satyajit Ray, oversees his late father's legacy while moving ahead in his own film career, Los Angeles Times

[6] "LIKE A GRACEFUL CHAPTER". The Daily Star. 12 January 2019. Retrieved 1 February 2019.

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