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Sonar Kella (The Golden Fortress)
| Year | 1974 |
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| Producer | Govt. of West Bengal |
| Distributor | Govt. of West Bengal |
| Screenplay | Satyajit Ray |
| Based on | The novel Sonar Kella by Satyajit Ray |
| Photography | Soumendu Roy |
| Editor | Dulal Dutta |
| Art Director | Ashoke Bose |
| Music | Satyajit Ray |
| Sound | J. D. Irani, Anil Talukdar |
| Length | 115 min. |
| Color |
Cast:
| Pradosh Mitter (Feluda) | Soumitra Chatterjee |
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| Lalmohan Ganguli (Jotayu) | Santosh Dutta |
| Tapesh Mitter (Tapesh) | Siddartha Chatterjee |
| Mukul Dhar | Kusal Chakravarty |
| Doctor Hemanga Hajra | Sailen Mukherjee |
| Amiyanath Burman | Ajoy Banerjee |
| Mandar Bose | Kamu Mukherjee |
| Mukul 2 | Santanu Bagchi |
| Uncle Sidhu | Harindranath Chatterjee |
| Sarkar's father | Sunil Sarkar |
| Mukul's mother | Rekha Chatterjee |
| Journalist | Ashoke Mukherjee |
| Lawyer | Bimal Chatterjee |
A parapsychologist discovers that the drawings of the child Mukul represent scenes from a former life. It emerges that everything had taken place in a fortress, where the boy's father had worked as a gem cutter. The child is led to places in Rajastan where such an environment might be found. Alerted to this strange phenomenon by newspaper reports, some bandits kidnap the boy. The detective Feluda is engaged, along with his assistant Tapesh, to recover the child.
