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1 week ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
The music video features Anumegha Banerjee and Mahabrata Basu — Poppins and Ghoton in the film, respectively — carefully trying to tread the line between friendship and something deeper Subhalakshmi Dey Published 16.06.25, 12:14 PM Anirban Bhattacharya Pabitra Das A new song from the soundtrack of Pokkhirajer Dim has struck a chord.
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1 week ago | 
t2online.in | Subhalakshmi Dey
A new song from the soundtrack of Pokkhirajer Dim has struck a chord. Sung by Lagnajita and penned by director Soukarya Ghosal, Ki hobe taar is a soft, soothing track that sings of the uncertain, awkward tenderness of new affection, especially when it is brewing between two young individuals; filled with quiet, gentle yearning, yet ripe with life.
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2 weeks ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
Play is in every way a sensory delight, with brilliant use of high-tech visual effects — bright, colourful costumes, backdrops, and stage props all add to the overall grandeur that the play aims at Subhalakshmi Dey Published 13.06.25, 10:47 AM Scenes from the play Pictures courtesy: Felicity Theatre When it comes to alternative theatre, there are several collectives in the country that have lately been trying to reclaim suppressed voices, particularly in the context of caste, gender, and...
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2 weeks ago | 
t2online.in | Subhalakshmi Dey
When it comes to alternative theatre, there are several collectives in the country that have lately been trying to reclaim suppressed voices, particularly in the context of caste, gender, and regional identity. In this latter category falls Felicity Theatre’s Humare Ram, a four-hour-long play that reimagines the Ramayana through a distinctly divergent lens.
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2 weeks ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
The story is simple (or is it?). Ghoton is poor at maths and Batabyal sir has no time for losers because he wants to leave behind a lasting contribution in the world of science Subhalakshmi Dey Published 09.06.25, 11:22 AM What do you get when you mix two curious kids, an eccentric teacher, and a mythical object that has been part of our stories for ages? A film that already sounds like a fever dream, and a title track that matches its whimsy beat for beat.
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4 weeks ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
The story revolves around the character played by Subhashree Ganguly, abandoned after marriage by a husband who seems to have vanished off the face of the earth Subhalakshmi Dey Published 31.05.25, 10:53 AM The teaser of Indraadip Dasgupta’s upcoming film Grihapravesh abounds in nature imagery, more specifically in metaphors of the cloud. This is not an odd choice to make, given how romanticism has always been rooted in elements of nature.
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1 month ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
The title, literally meaning ‘cloud messenger’, draws on the timeless motif of clouds taking on the roles of carriers of love and longing across space and time Subhalakshmi Dey Published 29.05.25, 11:12 AM A moment from the film Sourced by the Telegraph Indraadip Dasgupta’s upcoming film Grihapravesh dropped one of the songs from its soundtrack — Meghpeon, a hauntingly beautiful ballad sung by Debayan Banerjee, composed by Dasgupta, and penned by Prosen.
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1 month ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
For Indian readers and writers, especially those whose mother tongues have long lived in the shadows of English and Hindi, this win feels less like a solitary triumph and more like a rising tide that, in upcoming days, has the potential to lift the boats of many Subhalakshmi Dey Published 26.05.25, 10:17 AM (L-R) Deepa Bhasthi and Banu Mushtaq with their trophies.
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1 month ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
The word ‘boipoka’ means bookworm, and has been part of Bengali vocabulary and childhoods, immersed in Tagore and Bibhutibhshan Bandhopadhyay, long before being a nerd became cool Subhalakshmi Dey Published 26.05.25, 07:56 AM Anupam Roy is back with another soulful number to add to our summer playlists, this time as part of the soundtrack of the Raja Chanda film Chandrabindoo.
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1 month ago | 
telegraphindia.com | Subhalakshmi Dey
Anupam, who has also penned the lyrics, captures the vulnerability and confusion of amateur unspoken affections Subhalakshmi Dey Published 24.05.25, 11:16 AM A moment from the film Pictures: The Telegraph The album of the film Chandrabindoo continues to grow, now with the addition of yet another Anupam Roy track. The new song, titled Sobai jene gechhe, is a sweet duet by Roy and Prashmita Paul, marking another in a long list of collaborations.
