Tag Archives: Anil Chatterjee

In the backdrop of the struggles of the workers in tea plantations, Tapan Sinha’s Sagina Mahato explored the power struggles within the communist movement. HQ Chowdhury revisits...

A harmonium, as the central character, emerges not only as a symbol of interconnected stories, lives, and tragedies, but also as the focal point in an impressive array of musical genres in Tapan...

Gayatri Chatterjee explores three films by Tapan Sinha — Jhinder Bandi, Kshudhita Pashan and Jatugriha, examining how they portray love as an impossibility. It discusses...

Through three films, Tapan Sinha maps the idea of a middle-class community life not in its proud and fulfilled existence but in crisis and trouble. He isolates the idea of...