Orange
Line served
Through
Through station
Elevated
Structure
2024
Opened
About Satyajit Ray
Named after the iconic Bengali filmmaker Satyajit Ray (1921–1992) — Oscar winner and one of cinema's greatest directors. Serves the Mukundapur area.
Satyajit Ray opened on 15 March 2024 with the Orange Line's first section and is elevated with two side platforms. It is named for the film-maker, and serves the residential blocks either side of the EM Bypass around Hiland Park and Ajaynagar. The Orange Line runs almost entirely along the Bypass, which is why its stations sit above a fast six-lane road rather than in the middle of a neighbourhood.
Station details
Station record: Wikipedia. Opening dates cross-checked against the opening timeline of the Orange Line.
Where is Satyajit Ray?
Satyajit Ray station is located in Mukundapur. Coordinates: 22.4757°N, 88.4012°E.
Nearby attractions and services
Within a short walk of Satyajit Ray you have the following attractions and services.
Other stations on the Orange Line
Services and accessibility
Step-free access to the platform is documented here. Lifts go out of service for maintenance and no live status is published — check with staff if it is essential.
Connections and transfers
- Orange Line. Trains run towards Kavi Subhash in one direction and Beleghata in the other; the adjacent stops are Kavi Subhash and Jyotirindra Nandi.
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🛤 Open route plannerCommon travel times from Satyajit Ray
| Destination | Time | Fare (token) |
|---|---|---|
| Esplanade | 34 min · 1 transfer | ₹30 |
| Park Street | 32 min · 1 transfer | ₹30 |
| Dum Dum | 50 min · 1 transfer | ₹30 |
| Kavi Subhash | 2 min | ₹5 |
| Kalighat | 22 min · 1 transfer | ₹20 |
| Howrah | 42 min · 2 transfers | ₹30 |