Arpita Chanda is a passionate foodie and an explorer. She loves walking down the streets of Kolkata, documenting life, light, sounds and food of this city “O Allah it is for thee that I observe fast and it is with Thy blessing that I break it….” A
Kolkata will be getting a new fish destination at Bhuribhoj at Nalban soon where you will get fish dishes at a very reasonable rate. To meet the taste buds of hundreds of fish loving Bengalis, the Fisheries Department of the state have decided to set
Only an artist has the capacity of enlightening a human heart even in times of despair. It has been 20 long years since multi-talented actor and performer Sujoy Prasad Chatterjee has been relentlessly working to add that new touch to the world of creative thoughts.
They are back again, The Jellibellies, with their musical journey that started with a group of professionals for whom music was a passion in the 70s. Today they are all middle aged, yet their shared penchant for class folk and rock hasn’t whizzed off, rather
DEBANJANA SAHA AND ANITESH CHAKRABORTY Doesn’t Mughlai food always ring a bell of different types of meat? It is a perception to relate food of Eid to succulent kebabs. But imagine your daily Rohu or Kata, the fish that no Bengali can avoid, getting a place
Kolkata will be getting a new fish destination at Bhuribhoj at Nalban soon where you will get fish dishes at a very reasonable rate. To meet the taste buds of hundreds of fish loving Bengalis, the Fisheries Department of the state have decided to set
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R2NCBNC3I58 Play On! ‘All That Jazz’… and many more
‘Kaape kaape amar hiya kaape’.. I remember vividly the tune of my childhood days, the first song I heard of Mohiner Ghoraguli. I was just seven and was completely incapable of comprehending the lyrics, deciphering the significance or the essence of the song and feel
Koi Yahan.. Ahaa Nache Nache… the thumping number that swayed generations with Usha Uthup’s deep baritone ringing around and Bappi Lahiri’s beats adding to the drumbeat. Who can ever forget the electrifying combo of Usha Uthup and Bappi Lahiri? Now here is some good news,
Two inches by five inches --- well that’s not the size of a miniature book, but that of a hot and spicy chop, taken off an oil laced kadai at one of the famous, more than a century old shop of Kolkata. Yes, last week,