CHITRAM
Eastern Talkies Pvt. Ltd.
Gour Prasad Ghose
Gyanindra Barma
Nitai Palit
Gopal Chhotray & Biswajit Das
Abhimanyu
Sukumar Mukherjee
Bhubaneswar Misra
(National Orchestra)
Kabichandra Kalicharan Patnaik, Narasingha Mohapatra, Gurukrushna Goswami,
Akshay Mohanty
Akshay Mohanty
Pranab Patnaik
Ila Chakraborty
Guru Kelucharan Mahapatra
Paritosh Bose
Hiren Lahiri
Sudhir Dutta
Santosh Nath
Naren Roy & Amiya Ghosh
Arun Bose
Prafulla Mukherjee, Durgadas Bose
H.M.V & SENOLA
Child Artiste: Bijay
Laxmipriya Mahapatra as Maa
Gobinda Tej as Sanatan Darzi
Chandana (Parbati Ghose)
as Chandra
Gour Prasad Ghose as Manmohan
Ananta Mohapatra as Prasanta
Gloria Rout, Helen, Jharna, Sabita, Gita, Kishori, Ajit
Hemanta Das, Sachidananda
Rama & Aziz
Baikuntha Nath Mohanty (BaiBhai)
Bhola, Deben, Haramoni, Khetrapal, Prakash, Kajal
In 1959, Gour Prashad, now in his 30’s, undauntedly dived into his second production, “Maa”. The story, based on the disparity between the rich and poor, was by renowned writer Gyanendra Burma.
The critically acclaimed pair of “Bhai Bhai”, Gour Ghose and Chandana (Chapala’s new screen name), was repeated. The film, once again independently directed by Nitai Palit, attained unprecedented popularity. The romanticism of this movie struck a chord with the audience, young and old alike. The romance and chemistry of the lead actors created an aura that transitioned from reel life to real life. They got married soon after the release of “Maa”.
This super hit movie gave a break to a lot of artistes to showcase their talents…