Ritwik Ghatak - Works

Works

Main article: List of works of Ritwik Ghatak

Though Ghatak is mainly known as film director, he wrote many stories, plays too. In his creative career, Ghatak made 8 full length feature films and few short films and documentaries. He also wrote many short stories, plays and poetries. Ghatak wrote more than 50 articles and essays on film.

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