Kolkata's playwright Pilu Bhattacharya enthralled locals

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At the Tagore International Literature and Art Festival 'Vishwa Rang' on Tuesday, sponteneous performances were held at Ravindra Bhavan.

Kolkata's noted playwright and actor, director, Pilu Bhattacharya, made people  mesmerized by the presentation of Rabindra Sangeet and Hindustani film music and dance performance Reflection.

The presentation of dance based on Bangla and then the Hindustani film and theatrical song-music left an indelible impression on the minds of the people. Many people did not know that these songs that they listen to - Chukar Mere Mann Ko, Jayien toh Jayien Kahan  Nanha Sa Panchi and many famous Hindi film songs are based on Rabindra Sangeet.

As many as 17 song performances by 21 artists one after the other, left the Bhopalites totally enthralled.  For about two hours, many spectators continued to enjoy it.

In a special conversation, Peelu Bhattacharya said that he had a discussion with Rabindra Nath Tagore's director, Vishwarang and the Chancellor of Rabindranath Tagore University, Santosh Choubey, and then the outline of this' reflection-song and dance was outlined and he composed 17 song-dances. Combined.

This is the first presentation of Reflection in Bhopal, and with its preparation 18 programs have been booked so far. There are many programs in this including Holland, Poland, Germany and many countries.

Bhattacharya told that Rabindranath Tagore is like a sea. They include many arts in themselves. Whoever dives deep in this sea will get such precious pearls. He expressed gratitude to Santosh Choubey, Director of Vishwa Rang for the concept of reflection and said that all this has been possible with his inspiration.

Later, Reena Sinha's Renee Vrinda Group under Vishwa Rang presented Rabindra Sangeet to the public in the chorus.

Reena Sinha, while discussing in this regard, said that today young people should take inspiration from Rabindranath Tagore, there are many genres including his feelings, his compositions, his music, his writing, his theater experience. That should be learned.

Therefore, we have created a young group to make it known to the future generation, she added. Reena Sinha said that she is from Bengal and Rabindranath Tagore is her idol, so she wants to cherish the experience of the world color with her all her life.

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