BOOK REVIEW Satyajit Ray: Master adapter Sarbari Sinha A delightful collection of Satyajit Ray’s translation of poems and stories of his father, ...
INTERVIEW: Sandip Ray Film time, family time: Sandip Ray on Satyajit Ray SARBARI SINHA The film-maker Sandip Ray reminisces about his father in a free-wheeling interview.
Love of Tagore Tagore in Bangladesh Sarbari Sinha in Kolkata The love of Tagore remains one of the chief cultural unifiers between the two Bengals; so ...
The good-boy, bad-boy tales SARBARI SINHA An insightful study of children’s literature produced in colonial Bengal and of Bengali ...
Data card How the other half lives SARBARI SINHA Mediocre access to health, education and job opportunities but significant political ...
Unique landlord SARBARI SINHA The heart of the country, Tagore repeatedly said, lay in its villages and no real ...
Going under SARBARI SINHA A rising sea level and continous erosion are expected to engulf a dozen islands in ...
An unlikely hero SARBARI SINHA Despite the media build-up, The Rising, the great Aamir Khan comeback, turns out to ...
A Bengali lost in Bollywood SARBARI SINHA Opulent settings, lots of music, a central love interest and a dramatic ending - ...
Exploring Apu's world SARBARI SINHA On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of Satyajit Ray's celluloid classic Pather ...
Official secrets and a frame-up SARBARI SINHA My Days in Prison by Iftikar Gilani; Penguin Books, 2005; pages 148, Rs.195.
