even before watching Uday Shankar in person, I could well imagine the performance and flow with the movements. So impressed was I by just watching his photographs that I could visualize him to the last detail and hear him move to the music of Timir Baran’s Sarod. I silently thanked his younger brother Rajendra Shankar for penning down the Europe travels in such detail.
~ Nabendu Ghosh
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