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Former Bengali actor Chinmoy Roy breathed his last breath at 79 hours on Sunday, March 17, 2019, around 10:20 pm, after suffering a heart attack, at his Salt Lake home, sources said. Roy is survived by two children, his son and daughter. Chinmoy Roy's wife, Jui Banerjee, was also dead. He was born in Kumilla district, Bangladesh, in 1940. Roy began his career in Bengali cinema in the 1960s. Even though he has interpreted various roles, his cartoon characters have been highly appreciated by the Bengali public, while retaining the essence of his culture.
It had been featured with renowned actors such as Soumitra Chatterjee and Rabi Ghosh in a clbadic comedy like Basanta Bilap or Dhonni Meye. Chinya was also chosen by Satyajit Ray for a cameo as a spy working for Halla's minister, in the Goopy children's film Gyne Bagha Byne. His character Tenyda in the film Charmurti is unforgettable. It became a major success in the 1980s.
An unfortunate incident had occurred previously when the actor had been found lying on the ground floor. – building in the south of Kolkata, by neighbors. Later, he was admitted to a private super specialized hospital near E M Bypbad. The actor, 77, succumbed to his injuries to his arms, leg and other body parts, Sankha added, adding that he was now stable.
He graduated from Maharaja Manindra Chandra College.
The veteran actor was performed with various films such as Charmurti, Basanta Bilap and Nanigopaler Biye.
The last film project he was working on before his death was Sudama-The Half Man directed by Indo-Australian director Rajib Ball and Roy. He also planned to work on some additional scenarios with the same director.
The films in which it was presented are as follows:
In (1966), Galpo Holeo Satt, (1968) Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne, (1970) Rupasi, ( 1971) Attatar Din Pare, (1971) Pratibad, (1971) Janani, (1971) Ekhoni. He also won the Best Supporting Actor Award for this film. In 1971, Dhanyi Meye. (1972) Ajker Nayak, (1972) Natun Diner Alo (1972) Picnic, in (1972) Jaban, (1973) Aandhar Periye, (1973) Nanigopaler Biye, in (1973) Basanta Bilap, in (1973) Shriman Prithviraj . (1973) Shravan Sandhya, (1974) Pranta Rekha, (1974) Mouchak, (1974) Sharmila, (1974) Sangini, (1974) Thagini.
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