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Sabyasachi Chakrabarty

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Sabyasachi Chakrabarty
Chakrabarty in July 2016
Born8 September 1956[1][2]
EducationUniversity of Delhi (BSc)
OccupationActor
Years active1970s–present
Notable workFeluda film series;
Kakababu film series
Political party
Communist Party of India (Marxist)[3]
Spouse
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(m. 1986)​
Children
Parent(s)Jagadish Chandra Chakrabarty (father)
Monica Chakrabarty (mother)
Relatives
Awards
Signature

Sabyasachi Chakrabarty (Bengali pronunciation: [/ʃob.ja.sɑ.t͡ʃi/]) is an Indian actor known for his work in theatre, films and television.[4] He is best known for portraying iconic Bengali detective characters, Feluda,[5] and Kakababu.

Early life and education

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His parents, Jagadish Chandra Chakrabarty and Monica Chakrabarty, called him "Benu".[6][7] His sister Papiya Sen is an actress.

In 1975, he passed Higher Secondary Examination from Andrew's High School, Kolkata. He earned a degree in B.Sc. from Hansraj College, University of Delhi.[citation needed] He cleared his AMI examination from Delhi in 1978.[7] Apart from acting, he is a nature enthusiast and wild life photographer.[8]

Career

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Sabyasachi's first mainstream work was a lead role in the 1986 TV series Tero Parbon for Kolkata Doordarshan channel. Tero Parbon was critically acclaimed with a memorable soundtrack in which his role as the character Gora was well-received and made him fairly popular in his early days of acting.

He made his movie debut in Tapan Sinha’s Antardhan in 1992.[7] He continued to work in several television series and shows (mostly in Bengali).[7] He has directed many TV shows and some shows for children. He played Kakababu in the Kakababu original film series. He acted in Kakababu Here Gelen? (1995) and Ek Tukro Chand (2001) and the mini TV series Khali Jahajer Rahasya (1999) as Kakababu. His has played Feluda in multiple films, television series and telefilms. His roles in Antardhan, Sweth Pathorer Thala, Mahulbanir Sereng, Parineeta (Hindi), Nishijapon and Mira Nair's The Namesake amongst others have earned him wide recognition. He has worked in a number of Hindi movies and TV shows as well.[9]

Feluda portrayal

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Chakrabarty has portrayed Feluda on both small and big screens. He has said in various interviews that Feluda is one of his idols and favourite heroes from his young age. In the late 1980's he met the author of Feluda series Satyajit Ray and expressed an interest in portraying Feluda. But Satyajit Ray said that he will not make another Feluda movie because Santosh Dutta, the actor who played the role of Jatayu, died in 1988. Ray told him to meet his son Sandip Ray, who was a new film director at that time.[10] He met Sandip Ray, but Ray had no plan of making any Feluda film at that time. So, Chakraborty continued working in theatre and television.[10]

In 1994, Sandip Ray called Chakrabarty at his home and offered him the role of Feluda in the new Feluda film series directed by Sandip Ray. The series consisted of ten telefilms and five theatrical films in Bengali based on Feluda's character in the novels.[10] Chakrabarty's first Feluda portrayal was in Baksho Rahashya (1996). It was a telefilm and was a part of the Feluda 30 telefilm series, which included five telefilms based on five different Feluda novels.[11] The series continued from 1996 to 1997. In 1999, four Feluda telefilms were released as a part of the telefilm series Satyajiter Gappo.[11] In 2000, he portrayed Feluda in the telefilm Dr. Munshir Diary. It marked the last Feluda telefilm since 2000.[11]

In 2003, Chakrabarty portrayed Feluda in the Sandip Ray directorial Bombaiyer Bombete. It marked the first theatrical film of the new Feluda film series and the third theatrical adaptation of Feluda since Joi Baba Felunath (1979). The remaining four theatrical films of the new Feluda film series were released subsequently — Kailashey Kelenkari (2007), Tintorettor Jishu (2008), Gorosthaney Sabdhan (2010) and Royal Bengal Rohosso (2011). Tintorettor Jishu was the first Feluda film that was shot abroad. An extension of the series, a sixth theatrical Feluda film — Double Feluda directed by Sandip Ray was released in 2016.[12][13][14] It also served as a tribute on 50 years of Feluda.[15]

Theatre

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Chakraborty became associated with theatre in the 1970s and joined the theatre group Charbak in the 1980s.[16][17] In the 1980s, he appeared in the Charbak productions Poddo Goddo Probondho written and directed by Jochhon Dastidar and Asol Jinis written by Jagadish Chakraborty and directed by Jochhon Dastidar. In the 1990s, he appeared in a number of Charbak productions written by Chandra Dastidar and directed by Jochhon Dastidar — Soti, Pratyasha, Banjara, Mukhomukhi and Aloy Fera.[18]

In 2001, he appeared in Thikana, written and directed by Chandra Dastidar. In 2002, he appeared in Kande Keno Behula Sondori, written and directed by Kheyali Dastidar.[19] In 2005, he played the lead role in Cholo Potol Tuli.[20][21] It has been adapted into a film of the same name - Cholo Potol Tuli (2020).[22] In 2012, he appeared in Charbak's production Doodh Kheyechhe Meow directed by Arindam Ganguly.[23][24] In 2015, he appeared in Chitey Gur, written and directed by Arindam Ganguly. In 2025, he directed and played the lead role in the audio drama Asol Jinish. He has also worked in other Charbak productions including Apsara Theare-er Mamla,[25] Ekhon Tokhon,[26] Shironaam and Bheeti O Shubhechchha.[27][28]

Filmography

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Year Film Role Language Notes Ref.
1992 Antardhan Police Inspector Rohit Bengali Marked his debut feature film [29]
Shwet Patharer Thala Abhijit Bhattacharya [30]
1993 Tomar Rokte Amar Sohag [31]
1994 Cinemay Jamon Hoy! [32]
Rakta Nadir Dhara Abinash Sarkar [33]
Sandhyatara [34]
1995 Kakababu Here Gelen? Kakababu [35]
1996 Lathi Prashanta's father, an IPS officer [36]
Biyer Phool Ashit Mukherjee [37]
Rabibar [38]
Damu Potai Chor [29]
1997 Sampradaan [39]
Sanghaat [40]
Karna [41]
1998 Dil Se.. A ULFA terrorist Hindi Marked his Hindi-language film debut [42]
Bhoomi Thayiya Chochchala Maga Channabasappa Kannada Marked his Kannada-language feature film debut [43]
1999 Debanjali Bengali [44]
Rajdando [45]
Didi Amar Ma
2000 Atmiya Swajan [46]
Shesh Thikana Dr. Devdutta [47]
2001 Cancer [48]
Ek Je Aachhe Kanya Anjan [49]
Ek Tukro Chand Kakababu [50]
2002 Ferari Fauj Nilmoni Mitra / Shanti Ray [51]
Antarghaat Abinaash [52]
Kone Dekhar Pore Also as director
Desh Sanjay Nandi, a journalist [53]
2003 Bombaiyer Bombete Feluda [54]
Rakhe Hari Mare Ke [55]
Shatabdir Galpo [56]
2004 Eke Eke Tin Bengali
Waarish Subhankar [57]
Mahulbanir Sereng Somesh Gomes [58]
Khakee Home Minister Deodhar Hindi [59]
Dui Bon Shashanka Bengali
2005 Sangram Inspector Biswadeb Rai [60]
Ditiyo Basanta [61]
Mantra [62]
Abisswasee
Parineeta Navinchandra Rai Hindi [63]
Nishijapon Nirmal Das Bengali [64]
2006 Manush Bhut [65]
The Namesake Ashima's Father English Also released in Bengali [66]
Bibar Bengali [67]
Herbert Police Officer [68]
Pisir Recipe
2007 Kailashey Kelenkari Feluda [69]
Ballygunge Court Udoyon [70]
Bow Barracks Forever Tom English Also released in Hindi and Bengali [71]
Bidhatar Lekha Bengali [72]
2008 Tintorettor Jishu Feluda [73]
Bhalobasa Bhalobasa Aravind (Siddhu's father) [74]
Raktamukhi Neela Inspector Chakraborti  [75]
Lal-Kalo Spider First Bengali animation film; Hindi version released under the title Cheenti Cheenti Bang Bang  [76]
2009  Maati -O- Manush  Atal Master [77]
Chha-e Chuti Himself [78]
Aalive  Rik Roy
Angshumaner Chhobi  Bikashranjan  [79]
Piyalir Password  Somor Sen [80]
Lakshyabhed Monohar Maharaj, owner of Ananda Ashram [81]
Friend  Ranju Da
033 Santiago  [82]
Anubhab  [83]
Mullik Bari 
Pakhi  [84]
2010  Gorosthaney Sabdhan  Feluda [85]
Ek Jhank Ichhe Dana [86]
Agni Yuddha [87]
Laboratory Nandakishore, a scientist [88]
Shukno Lanka  Joy Sundar Sen  [89]
Thana Theke Aschhi  Tinkori Halder
Bolo Na Tumi Aamar  DIG Indrajit Chatterjee [90]
Lahore Sikandar Hyaat Khan Hindi [63]
2011  Royal Bengal Rahashya  Feluda Bengali [91]
Romeo Aviraj Roy [92]
Ei Mon Tomai Diyechi Also released in Odia-language [93]
Ajob Prem Ebong Ekti Buser Golpo Janardan Dutta  [94]
System Dilawar Sheikh [95]
2012  From Sydney with Love Prof. Banerjee Hindi [96]
Accident  Amit Durjari  Bengali [97]
Tor Naam  Raju's father [98]
Kanchenjunga Express  [99]
Hemlock Society  Dhomoni Ghosh  Guest appearance  [100]
Bikram Singha: The Lion Is Back Senior Inspector Special appearance [101]
Bhooter Bhabishyat The storyteller who is Biplab Dasgupta's ghost [102]
2013 Aagunpakhi [103]
C/O Sir  The headmaster in Jayabrata's school  [104]
Arjun: Kalimpong E Sitaharan  Amal Shome
Run  A Pakistani Army Major [105]
Holud Pakhir Dana Dr. Anirban  [106]
Bawali Unlimited  The funny film director  [107]
Chhayamoy  Chandra Kumar / Chhayamoy  [108]
2014 Teenkahon  Gyanesh Mitra [109]
Bachchan Sanjay Cameo appearance [110]
2015 Phantom  Roy, RAW chief  Hindi [63]
Mayer Biye  Dr. Anish Roy Bengali [111]
2016 Double Feluda  Feluda  His last appearance as Feluda  [15] 
Abhimaan Ashok Deb Burman, a rich businessman [112]
Shikari  Rudro Chowdhury Indo-Bangladesh joint production [113]
Power  Police Commissioner Ranjit Kumar Kapuria [114]
Te3n Manohar Sinha Hindi [115]
2017 Jawker Dhan  Karali Mukhopadhyay Bengali [116]
Meghnad Badh Rahasya  Prof. Asimove Bose [117]
Bhoot Adbhoot  Ghost Buster 
Aagun  Masterda Surjyo Sekhor Sen 
Nabab  Chief journalist of a news agency Indo-Bangladesh joint production [118]
Porobashinee [119]
2018 Micheal 
2019 Network  Arindam Chakraborty  [120]
Boba Rohosyo  Inspector Gorai  [121]
Patra Chai [122]
Adda  White, the angel of light [123]
Kolkatay Kohinoor [124]
Bong-O-Rohosyo
Bhobishyoter Bhoot Bhuter raja [125]
2020  Cholo Potol Tuli  Ashwini [126]
SOS Kolkata Raghav Sen, Senior Security Advisor and ISI agent [127]
Gondi  Asgar First Bangladeshi film  [128]
2021  Avijatrik  Shankar [129]
Nirbhaya Justice [130]
Baazi  Krishna Kumar Bardhan [131]
2022 Babli Bouncer Saurav Dutta (Uncle Ji)  Hindi [132]
Code Name: Tiranga Ranjit Kapoor [133]
2023 Tenida and Co. Satkari Santra / Nakari Santra Bengali [134]
JK 1971 The Pilot in command [135]
2025 Devi Chowdhurani Haraballabh Ray [136]

Television

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Telefilms

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Year Telefilm Role Network Language Notes Ref.
1990 Siddhartha Chatterjeer Antardhan Detective Somak Sen Bengali
1996 Kuasha Jakhan Micheal DD Bangla
1996–1997 Baksho Rahashya Feluda DD Bangla Five films released under the package Feluda 30 [137]
Gosaipur Sargaram [138]
Sheyal Debota Rahasya
Bosepukure Khunkharapi
Joto Kando Kathmandute
1998–1999 Jahangirer Swarnamudra Four films released under the package Satyajiter Goppo
Ghurghutiyar Ghotona
Golapi Mukto Rahashya
Ambar Sen Antardhan Rahashya
2000 Dr. Munshir Diary ETV Bangla Single film released under the package Satyajiter Priyo Golpo
2001 Chordline
Sedin Bristhi Nemechilo [137]
Count Down [137]
2002 Bela Sheshe
Chena Britter Baire Directed the film, besides acting in it [139]
Galper Nayika Credited as the director [140]
2003 John Jenny Jonardon Jonardon
2004 Vanish
2005 Ni:shobde
Joy Baba Rudranath Rudra Sen ETV Bangla [141]
Manthan
Roopkathar Jibon Tara Muzik [137]
2006 Scandal [137]
2009 Swarnali Jaal Tara Muzik Directed the film, besides acting in it [142]
2019 Jamai Elo Ghore Zee Bangla Cinema Zee Bangla Cinema Originals [143]

Television series

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Year Television series Role Network Language Notes Ref.
1985 Sahityer Sera Golpo DD Bangla Bengali
1986 Tero Parbon Gaurav Bose a.k.a. Gora 13 part anthology television series; Based on an eponymous novel by Samaresh Majumdar [144]
1988 Uran Chandi 8 episodes television series [145]
1989 Olpo Solpo Golpo Credited for the cinematography
1989–1990 Sey Shomoy Parbati Charan
1990 Gourav Gourav Bose a.k.a. Gora DD National Hindi 13 episode television series; Hindi remake of Tero Parbon [145]
1990 Ascharya Deepak Deepak Das, a modern day genie DD National 13 episode television series; Inspired from the One Thousand and One Nights [145]
1990 Akashpuri DD Bangla Bengali
1990 Olpo Hasi Olpo Kanna
1995 Golpo Gathar Deshe Credited as the director
1999 Khali Jahajer Rahasya Kakababu DD Bangla 13 episode Television series
1999 Tarkash  Zee TV Hindi  Soap opera
2000 Cell 3  Soap opera
2001–2005 Rudra Sener Diary Rudra Sen DD Bangla
ETV Bangla		 Bengali 39 part television series — First 13 parts streamed on DD Bangla and next 26 parts streamed on ETV Bangla [146]
2001–2003 Ekaki Aronye ETV Bangla Adaptated from some stories of Prafulla Roy [147]
2001–2004 Rahasya Golpo Credited as the director
2005–2006 Ke? Investigative reality show; anchor and creative director
2007–2008 Tenida Tenida (voice) Zee Bangla Animated television series
2007 Chorabali
2010–2011 Gaaner Oparey Sribilash Deb Star Jalsha Soap opera [148]
2014–2016 Dwiragaman Jayanta Basu Zee Bangla Soap opera [149]
2016 Mahanayak Satrajit Ray Star Jalsha Soap opera [150]
2020 Dadagiri Unlimited Season 8 Contestant Zee Bangla Reality show [151]
2018–2022 Mahabharat Bhishma (voice) Sony Aath

Web series

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Year Web series Role OTT platform Language Notes Ref.
2018 In Their Life Addatimes Bengali [152]
2020 Lalbazaar DC B.D. Sharma ZEE5 [153]
Black Widows Barry Singh Dhillon ZEE5 Hindi Marked his Hindi-language streaming productions debut [154]
2021 Sleeper Cell Mojoplex Bengali [155]
2022 Search MP Ashok Barman Klikk [156]
2026 Advocate Achinta Aich 3 Advocate Digvijay Singha Hoichoi Season 3 of Advocate Achinta Aich [157]

Literary works

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Chakraborty has written several books in Bengali, including works of memoir, travel writing and personal recollection.[158] His published works include Feludar Sange Panch Dashak, Africay Sabyasachi, Camerar Samne Camerar Pichone and Dana.[159][160]

Feludar Sange Panch Dashak was published by Bichitrapatra Granthan Bibhag and recounts Chakraborty's association with the character Feluda and his experiences portraying the character. Jangal O Banyaprāner Katha, published by Palak Publishers on 29 January 2026, focuses on forests and wildlife.[161]

Africay Sabyasachi is a travel book based on Chakraborty's experiences in Africa, while Camerar Samne Camerar Pichone contains recollections of his acting career, family and travels.[162] Chakraborty co-edited Baghe Banduke with Sandip Ray. Chakraborty also served as an adviser alongside Sandip Ray, for the first volume of Boner Khabar, an annual collection focused on forests, wildlife and adventure.[163]

Personal life

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Sabyasachi married Bengali actress and theatre artist Mithu Chakrabarty in 1986.[164] They have two sons, Gaurav Chakrabarty and Arjun Chakrabarty, both of whom are actors in the Bengali film and television industries.[165]

Accolades

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Title Year Category Work Result Ref.
Anandalok Awards 2002 Best actor Ek Je Aachhe Kanya Won
2004 Bombaiyer Bombete Won
BFJA Award 1995 Best supporting actor Sandhyatara Won [166]
1996 Best actor Kakababu Here Gelen Won
2000 Best supporting actor
2005 Best actor Mahulbanir Sereng Won [167]
Kalakar Awards [168]

See also

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References

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