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Durgadas Bannerjee (3 December 1893– 3 June 1943) was an Indian Bengali film actor who appeared in many roles from 1922 to 1943. Bannerjee was born on 3 December 1893 to a zamindar family at Kalikapur, Kolkata. Garia Rajbari was his ancestral home. Bannerjee received his early education from South Garia School in South Garia. He then studied art at the Bou Bazar Art School. Bannerjee later received his degree in art from Government College of Art and Craft in appeared in over 19 silent movies as a lead actor. In 1931, Bannerjee appeared in the first Bengali language sound film, Dena Paona (1931), which was a major hit. Priya Bandhobi (1943) was Bannerjee's last film.
