Subarna Golak

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Subarna Golak is an Indian Bengali comedy drama film directed by Manu Sen based on the same name novel of Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. [1] [2] This film was released in 1981 in the banner of Kalimata Productions. [3] Music and script writing were made by Hemanta Mukherjee and Birendra Krishna Bhadra respectively. [4] [3]

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Lord Shiva threw away a golden ball that even the gods are scared to keep. The ball creates greed and violence amongst the gods due to its opulence. Shiva had endowed the ball with a magical power, whenever a person physically hands it over to someone else, they start behaving like each other. When it reaches Earth, accidentally a typical Bengali Babu is the first person to find it while going to his in-laws’ home. He gives it to his servant to carry, and when their minds get exchanged, comedy ensues. [5]

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