I am extremely grieved to inform you all of the demise of Legendary Filmmaker #BasuChatterjee ji. His last rites will be performed today at Santacruz crematorium at 2 pm.
— Ashoke Pandit (@ashokepandit) June 4, 2020
It’s a great loss to the industry. Will miss you Sir. #RIPBasuChaterjee pic.twitter.com/5s0wKkpeDB
Farewell, #BasuChatterjee. Bombay is as rain-soaked today as in this, my favourite frame from Rim Jhim Gire Saawan. pic.twitter.com/Poo2lUFwGu
— Karanjeet Kaur (@Kaju_Katri) June 4, 2020
#BasuChatterjee's films were natural mood lifters and always a bonafide conversation starters.
— Niharika (@niharikabhatt10) June 4, 2020
A genius who managed to present complex moral dilemmas of middle class and urban India in a realistic yet light hearted manner. pic.twitter.com/o6tDYjHYdW
A Baton Baton Mein and #BasuChatterjee appreciation tweet. This is my favourite Basu da film and the reason I first fell in love with Bombay. #Bollywood #VintageBollywood pic.twitter.com/gCHY5LGUS7
— Shakun Saini (@saini_shakun) June 4, 2020
So, I have kept my work aside and started watching Chhoti Si Baat on Amazon Prime Video to celebrate the life and times of #BasuChatterjee who left us some time ago. pic.twitter.com/nK9UGsfzLA
— Biswadeep Ghosh (@biswadeepg) June 4, 2020