Nitin Bose

Nitin Bose is a Director and producer. He is associated with the Hindi Cinema. He was born in Kolkata (The then Calcutta), and India. He was born on April 26 and in the year is 1897. He is also a cinematographer and storywriter by profession. His spouse name is Santi Bose. He did his education from Hindu School, Kolkata, and India. He has two children. Their name is Neeta Bose and Rina Bose. His father's name is Hemendra Mohan Bose, who was a Bengali entrepreneur. His mother name is Mrinalini. Nitin had a keen interest in photography. Upendrakishore Raychowdhury is the brother of his mother, Mrinalini. Satyajit Ray is the grandson of Upendrakishore. In the year 1921, Nitin had done a documentary as a director on the topic, Visit of Belgian Emperor.

Nitin has started his cinematography career from the film Punarjanma in the year 1926. He did multiple projects like Gunga Jamuna in the year 1961, Deedar in the year 1951, Chandidas, and Daku Mansoor in the year 1934, Dhoop Chhaon in the year 1935, Dena Paona in the year 1931, Kathputli in the year 1957, Dushman in the year 1939, Bhagya Chakra in the year 1935, and. Others are Dharti Mata, and Jiban Maran in the year 1938, Natir Puja, Zinda Laash, Punarjanma, Subah Ka Sitara, Chirakumar Sabha and Mohhabat Ke Ansu in the year 1932, Devdas in the year 1935, President, and Didi in the year 1937, the daughters of a Jew, Puran Bhagat, Dulari Bibi and Rajrani Meera in the year 1933.

Some other includes in the list are Lagaan, Parichay, Abatar in the year 1941, Desher Mati, Kashinath, and Bichar in the year 1943, Ummeed in the year 1971, Samantha in the year 1972, Drishtidan in the year 1948, Pujarin in the year 1936, Dudh Ka Chand in the year 1964, Nartakee in the year 1963, and Mother Earth. He did Mahabir Janye in the year 1957, Char Dost in the year 1956. He had died on April 14 and in the year of 1986 in Kolkata, and India. Nitin has thirteen siblings in total. His brother Mukul Bose is a sound recordist. His one sibling is a painter; one is a singer, and other fours are cricketers. Nitin has eight great-grandchildren and six grandchildren. He is the recipient of the ‘Certificate of Merit under the category of Second best feature film' for Pyaar Ki Pyaas. Nitin has also achieved the Dadasaheb Phalke Award in the year 1977.