D O B August 26,1920
Languages Hindi, Bengali, Others
Place of Birth N/A
Known For Actor, Director, Story
Married N/A

Biography He started his acting career as a stand-up comedian giving performances at office parties and then moving on to larger venues In he released his first major comic gramophone record Dhakar Gadoane Its success prompted him to release a new record every year during Durga Puja Bandyopadhyay's breakthrough film role was in Nirmal Dey's Basu Parivar where he played a Bangal businessman The next year his role as Kedar in Share Chuattar made him into a star His line in the film Mashima malpo khamu Aunty I want malpo became a popular catchphrase He went on to act in over movies like Bhrantibilash and Pasher Bari In most of his films he played comedic roles in which he exaggerated Bengali accents and mannerisms for comic effect He teamed up with his best friend comedian Jahor Roy for many films like Bhanu Pelo Lottery and the humorous detective story Bhanu Goenda Johar Assistant Typically in the pair's films Bandyopadhyay would take the role of the Bangal and Roy would be the comical Ghoti character Although chiefly known as a comedian Bandyopadhyay played serious roles in the films Galpa Holeo Satyi Buro kaku Chhabi jethu and Tapan kaku He also played the More lead roles in Jomaloyer Jibonto Manus Personal Assistant Miss Priyambada and Ashite Asio na Later in his career Bandyopadhyay founded his own Jatra group called Mukto Mancha He produced directed and acted in his own productions traveling around the country with the troupe Bandyopadhyay died of a heart-related illness on March He left behind his wife former playback singer Nilima Mukhopadhyay and their three children Basabi Ghatak n e Bandyopadhyay Gautam and Pinaki