Apeejay Bangla Literary Utsav hosted Samik Bandopadhyay and Anjan Dutt at the Oxford Bookstore for a session of storytelling on the legendary theatre artist, dramatist, civil engineer, and actor Badal Sirkar.
My visit to Guwahati to see Oiendrilla Das’s Bharatanatyam recital was a well-made decision. It was a reward to see a good dancer in the making.
The 31st Kolkata International Film Festival (KIFF), held from 6–13 November 2025, unfolded a vibrant celebration of world cinema, affirming Kolkata’s enduring love of the moving image.
My opening line for this review: every girl in a relationship or desirous of getting into a relationship should watch this film.
Shudrka Hyderabad production brings on their latest production, Phiribar Poth Nai (No Way Out), to Kolkata.
The planning of forty-two essays by the editor Arnab Saha in Bratya Abikalpo Natyapurush is so precise that even for an initiated reader curiosity runs high. Bratya Basu’s theatrical motivation is righteousness and protecting the weak, innocent and marginalised.
Offbeat Theater is offering an acting workshop, In Search of The Actor, this month. Designed by Chaiti Ghoshal and her son, Amartya, this workshop is for beginners, intermediates and professionals who want to re-orient themselves.
Just when I thought Ginny & Georgia had exhausted every ounce of its chaotic, small-town, scandal-soaked drama, Season 3 storms back in like Georgia with a fresh engagement ring and another skeleton for the closet.
Yes, Thug Life is THAT good! The writing is sharp (most of the time), and the way Mani Ratnam sneaks in humour in dramatic constructs is sheer genius.
Rudraveena is the mother and queen of Indian classical music, says Rudraveena exponent Carsten Wicke.
