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to enjoy, ponder, wonder & relish!
During his creative life, Tapan Sinha earned recognition. His films had a niche market in West Bengal and also earned him numerous film awards.
His rise as a film director...
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...
Jatugriha by Tapan Sinha is one of the films that handled the theme of schisms in marriage with aesthetic sensitivity, technical finesse and, most importantly, strong social relevance. Gulzar's...
A doctor practising in the countryside receives an unexpected visitor: a woman who was once his beloved, but now a widow, comes with her little son, who is crippled....
Tapan Sinha's Upahar looks at Calcutta's evolving society in post-independence India, caught between an emerging liberal outlook and age-old prejudices through the story of a...
Renowned director Tapan Sinha laments the decline of Bengali cinema, criticizing its loss of cultural identity, lack of passion, and the pursuit of profit over artistic integrity in modern filmmaking.