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Running time 117 minutes Country India Language Charulata ( চারুলতা, Cārulatā, Both the first and the last scenes are critically acclaimed. The first scene, with almost no dialogue, shows Charu's loneliness and how she looks at the outside world through binoculars. In the last scene when Charu and her husband are about to come closer and hold their hands, the screen freezes. This has been described as a beautiful use of freeze frames in cinema. Plot [ ] Charulata is based on the story "Nastanirh (The Broken Nest)" by Rabindranath Tagore, set in Calcutta in 1879. The Charu is interested in the arts, literature and poetry. Although Bhupati loves his wife, he has no time for her. She has little to do in the house run by a fleet of servants. Sensing her boredom, Bhupati invites Charu's elder brother Umapada and his wife Manda to live with them. Umapada helps in running the magazine and the printing press. Manda, with her silly and crude ways, is no company for the sensitive, intelligent Charulata. Amal (Soumitra Chatterjee), Bhupati's younger cousin, comes to visit. Bhupati asks him to encourage Charu's cultural interests. Amal is young and handsome, and he is in the same age group as Charu. He has literary ambitions and shares her interests in poetry. He provides her with much-needed intellectual companionship and attention. An intimate and teasing friendship develops between Charulata and Amal. There is a hint of rivalry when she publishes a short story on her own without hi...

Shudrka, a theatre production company that was started in 2004, performed their play, Ek Durachari Raja at Lamakaan recently. Translated from Bengali, the play throws light on some significant socio-political issues. It is an unfortunate human condition to repeatedly keep falling into one’s own existential lack, sometimes seen as an abyss. But to give representation to this absolute ‘hole’ and to perform it is something that only a master can do. Although the founder of Shudrka, Swapan Mondal says they are only ‘trying’ to do some theatre, the precision with each of the segments of the play was performed only showed their mastery in it. Adapted from Albert Camus’s Caligula, ‘Ek Durachari Raja’ is the story of a king whose grief turned him into a narcisstic despot. Although seemingly a kind one, the king is actually lost in the non-existence of an Absolute and aimlessly chases a utopia. However, his actions become tyrannical and his words demeaning; half of his decisions are influenced by the opinions and perceptions of those around him. A refined production from the genre of the absurd, the play was originally written in Bengali in 2017 and was later translated into Hindi. It also had a few excerpts of poetry by Rabindranath Tagore, Shankha Ghosh and Sabyasachi Dev. While the exceptional vision of the director was remarkably executed by the actors on stage, what left us blissfully amused was the use of violin. Music remained a presence throughout the play, sometimes repres...

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • Rabindranath Tagore is said to have stated that Telugu is the sweetest of all Indian Languages. Who created the Telugu language? The traditional study of Telugu Grammar is known as vyākaraṇam (వ్యాకరణం). The first treatise on Telugu grammar, the Āndhra Śabda Cinṭāmaṇi, was written in Sanskrit by Nannayya, considered the first Telugu poet and translator, in the 12th century CE. Why is Telugu the best language? In spite of these differences, Telugu is a very expressive and one of the most regular languages of the world. Its grammar is simple and structurally neat. Because of its vowel ending sounds, it has been the language of choice for lyrical compositions in Karnatic music – one of the two musical schools of India . Is Telugu the most beautiful language? Hence the language developed very richly and the biggest linguistic unit in India. Once the famous Indian king Sri Krishna Devaraya boasted in his court that ‘Desa Bhashalandu Telugu Lessa’, which means Telugu is the beautiful and supreme language of the country. Since the past years, the language called as ‘Tenugu’. Why is Telugu called Italian of East? Telugu belongs to the family of Dravidian languages and is the official language of the state of Andhra Pradesh, India. It is also one among the 23 official national languages of India. 19th century Englishmen called it the Italian of the East as all words in Telugu end with a vowel sound. Which South Indian language is sweetest? Sundar...