Shashi Kapoor And Soumitra Chatterjee Picture From Berlin Film Festival 1965 Film Goes Viral

New Delhi: In this old photo from the Berlin International Film Festival, Shashi Kapoor, Felicity Kendal, Madhur Jaffrey, and Soumitra Chatterjee appeared together. The actors can be seen in the photograph walking down the red carpet at the 1965 film festival.

On Sunday, actor Soni Razdan reacted to a post that was shared by a fan account on Twitter. The picture was shared with the caption, “That was red-carpet grace at its best. Shashi Kapoor, Felicity Kendal, Madhur Jaffrey, Soumitra Chatterjee in 1965 walking the #redcarpet at the Berlin Intl. Film Festival. Ray’s Charulata won Best Director award , Madhur Jaffrey, Best Actress for James Ivory’s Shakespeare Wallah.”

“Wow look at them!” Soni wrote while replying to the photo.

Wow look at them! https://t.co/EM8gD5njbb

— Soni Razdan (@Soni_Razdan) May 21, 2023

Madhur had a green saree on and a matching blouse, while Felicity was dressed in a purple dress with gloves. Shashi Kapoor wore a brown kurta, white pyjamas, and black shoes for the event. Soumitra Chatterjee chose a white blazer, black trousers and matching shoes.

A few fans also took to the comment section to react to the post.

what personality!
.. probably the photo was b/w, colored later.
Incidentally Shakespeare Wallah’s music was by Satyajit Ray

— Yours truly, Mitra/ মিত্র/ मित्र (@KoushikMitra) May 20, 2023

Everyone of them looked so aristocratically “Indian”.

— Geetashree Chatterjee (@Geetashree) May 20, 2023

Everyone of them looked so aristocratically “Indian”.

— Geetashree Chatterjee (@Geetashree) May 20, 2023

2 feludas in one frame. And 2 of the best to have played the iconic part.

— Sheel Majumdar (@SheelMajumdar) May 20, 2023

In the 1948 film ‘Aag’, directed by his brother Raj Kapoor, Shashi Kapoor made his acting debut as a child actor. In Yash Chopra’s political drama ‘Dharmputra’ from 1961, he played his debut role as an adult. Soumitra Chatterjee, on the other hand, made his debut with the 1959 film ‘Apur Sansar’.