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Conversation with the Maestros
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KALPANA BISWAS
Conversation with the Maestros
All these conversations were held between the Maestros (namely Bijan Bhattacharya, Ritwikkumar Ghatak and Salil Chowdhury) and Ms Kalpana Biswas during the period of 1976-78. Kalpana works as an independent filmmaker now. Prior to film making she had a long career in research based work. She had taken up this esteemed job as a research project in search of understanding the socio-economy of the turbulent 40’s. Published by Context Regroup.
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KALPANA BISWAS
Conversation with the Maestros
All these conversations were held between the Maestros (namely Bijan Bhattacharya, Ritwikkumar Ghatak and Salil Chowdhury) and Ms Kalpana Biswas during the period of 1976-78. Kalpana works as an independent filmmaker now. Prior to film making she had a long career in research based work. She had taken up this esteemed job as a research project in search of understanding the socio-economy of the turbulent 40’s. Published by Context Regroup.
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