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Sabuj Dwiper Raja is a 1979 Indian adventure thriller film directed by Tapan Sinha, based on the same name novel of KakababubySunil Gangopadhyay.[2][3][4][5]

Sabuj Dwiper Raja
Sabuj Dwiper Raja poster
Directed byTapan Sinha
Screenplay byTapan Sinha
Story bySunil Gangopadhyay
Based onSabuj Dwiper Raja
bySunil Gangopadhyay
Produced byChildren's Film Society, India
Starring
  • Lily Chakravarty
  • Biplab Chatterjee
  • Rabi Ghosh
  • Arun Mukherjee
  • Nirmal Kumar
  • Music byTapan Sinha, Aloke Nath De

    Release date

    • 17 August 1979 (1979-08-17)

    Running time

    109 minutes[1]
    CountryIndia
    LanguageBengali

    Synopsis

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    A criminal gang led by notorious smuggler Panja is set to steal a secret source of energy that emanates from a meteorite that has landed on a remote area of Andaman Islands. They know that the local tribe jarwas have no idea of its value. A patriot, Mr. Gunada Talukdar, flees from the notorious Cellular Jail during the British Raj. He reaches the island and is later chosen as King of the tribals.

    Thirteen-year-old Santu joins his uncle Raja Roychoudhury alias Kakababu who is sent on behalf of the Intelligence to survey the island. The two leave Calcutta by ship for the Andaman Islands. Santu's sharp eye soon detects that the criminals are on board. Santu is instrumental in helping his uncle prevent the dastardly plot the criminals are about to carry out. Kakababu and Santu went to the alienated island of Jarawas ignoring the government restrictions.

    In the meantime Panja and his henchmen were captured by Jarwas while they were trying to steal the power energy. Kakababu recognised the leader of jarwa, the old man as Mr. Talukdar, and after a short fight with Panja's gang they returned to the mainland with the help of police.

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    Although questionable on the ground of showing the Jarawa tribal-folk just as the colonial British government would specifically mark out the then resident Indian population-groups as uncivilized, belligerent sub-human 'natives', the film gained considerable popularity by synthesizing educative knowledge-bits for young filmgoers (and their parents), exotic adventure and patriotism.

    References

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  • ^ "Sabuj Dwiper Raja / Ek Tukro Chand / Kakababu Here Gelen". Retrieved 2 November 2014.
  • ^ "Sabuj Dwiper Raja (1979 - Bengali)". Retrieved 10 December 2014.
  • ^ "Sabuj Dwiper Raja". Retrieved 10 December 2014.
  • ^ "SABUJ DWIPER RAJA(1979)". Retrieved 10 December 2014.
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