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Patol Babu had a great passion for the stage, having acted in many 'Jatras' during his youth, where he was well-regarded and people bought tickets especially to see him. |
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Patol Babu's excitement about the film role led him to make poor choices in which activity? |
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Fill in the blank: Patol Babu was informed about the film acting opportunity by his neighbor, ___ Ghosh. |
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True or False: Patol Babu had a long and stable career in filmmaking before receiving the offer from Naresh Dutt. |
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False. Patol Babu had struggled with various jobs and had not found stability in his career. |
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Naresh Dutt offered Patol Babu a speaking role as an absent-minded pedestrian. |
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Fill in the blank: Patol Babu was around ___ years old when he received the offer to act. |
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What was Patol Babu's reaction to his wife's reservations about his film role? |
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Patol Babu was in no mood to listen to his wife's reservations and remained excited about the opportunity. |
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He was assigned to act as an absent-minded pedestrian who collides with the lead actor and utters the word 'Oh!'. |
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Fill in the blank: Patol Babu felt ____ and let down when he learned he would only say one word in the film. |
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False. He was initially excited but felt disappointed when he realized his role was minimal. |
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He rehearsed different exclamations of 'Oh!' to convey various emotions for the scene. |
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What suggestion did Patol Babu make to the director to enhance the realism of the scene? |
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He suggested that the collision should happen while he was looking at a newspaper. |
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Patol Babu's mentor, Gagon Pakrashi, advised him to make the most of any opportunity. How did this advice impact Patol Babu during the shoot? |
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It motivated him to put in his best effort despite having a small role, leading him to mix different emotions into his performance. |
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Fill in the blank: Patol Babu mixed 25 parts of ____ and 25 parts of ____ into his performance of 'Oh!'. |
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He felt pleased with his performance but dejected that no one appreciated his dedication. |
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He was satisfied with his performance and felt that the joy of acting was more valuable than the small payment. |
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Patol Babu was motivated by the opportunity to act in a film, which rekindled his passion for the stage and acting, despite the small role he was offered. |
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Fill in the blank: Patol Babu worked as a ___ and ___ before he was offered a role in the film. |
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What does the story suggest about the nature of dreams and aspirations in relation to small-time actors? |
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The story suggests that small-time actors like Patol Babu have dreams and aspirations that are often met with apathy from the film industry, yet they continue to pursue their passion despite the challenges. |
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Describe Patol Babu's prior experience with acting before he received the film offer. |
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Before receiving the film offer, Patol Babu had a history of acting in 'Jatras' during his youth, where he was well-regarded and people bought tickets specifically to see him perform. |