ওয়াশিংটন বাংলা রেডিও Washington Bangla Radio USA

Life doesn't give ' second chances'......Dude.........!!!

Jokes about teachers. Fights over girlfriends. Silly word games. Bare chests. Rippling muscles. Streaked hair. Sigh. Glossy looking and beautifully written. I must confess by the time I finished watching Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara I was convinced that this is the movie for the Generation Y!

Delhi Belly releases on the 1st July...that is today...Rush to the theatres NOW...to catch a film...that MAY change your views to so-called youth oriented films...don't forget EAR PLUGS if you're the 'goody goody' type!!!

Quite a 'leap' from the spellbinding DHOBI GHAT to DELHI BELLY... Aamir Khan has proved once again that he is the only producer around in Bollywood, who dares to 'do' different everytime; all the time!

Abhinay Deo's(Director) DELHI BELLY releases tomorrow, the first day of July, with over quite a few million film-enthusiasts panting, waiting,and breathing heavily after going through the long and short promos of the said film... they are simply dying to catch the tail of the 'absconding' D.K.Bose...running and running all the way to the Box Offices of the numerous plexes and regular movie-theatres to catch a 'dekko' of this much talked about film.

I am in the 'blue' zone today... can't take it any more... since the beginning of this year 2011, I have been writing  'obituaries' here quite often, which involved people close to my heart...like Pintu Bhattacharya, Geeta Dey, Ramaprasad Banik, Suchitra Mitra, Utpalendu Chowdhury...the list is quite long... and today once again I am here to write my blog in the memory of one of my favorite poet of Contemporary Bengali poetry Mallika Sengupta, who passed away today, the 28th May 2011, after a long spell of suffering. 

A breast cancer survivor, she was under treatment since Oct. 2005. and passed away,leaving her partner poet Subodh Sarkar and a young son behind.

May her soul rest in Peace!

A prime medical college... A renowned Professor and a new student Abhimanyu who defies

his seniors and objects to the on-going practice ragging.

A secret that is locked forever...........

Professor Aniruddh is impressed with Abhimanyu's rationality and tenacity when he decides to
dispel all rumours and moves into a room that has been locked away for years now...
What follows is an intriguing story about a Professor who denies the paranormal and believes
only in Science, and a bright young student who battles with his conflict of illusion and
reality.
Is what Abhimanyu sees real or is his mind playing tricks?
Is the Professors conviction that 'it's all in the mind' enough to convince the once
rational Abhimanyu that what he sees is not real...or is it???

Do you believe what you see......or ........see what you believe? A movie by Prawal Raman ("Darna Mana Hai" fame)!

A delightful filmy experiment!

Calcutta, April 7, 2011 (Washington Bangla Radio) The very beginning of this movie will take you back to the days of Mahesh Bhatt's rising...the film "Saaransh", the movie which had announced the arrival of a powerful actor, Anupam Kher. The character Anupam-ji played, rushes to government officials in order to collect the remains of his deceased son(Madan Jain). The film unfolds with the ensuing events and till date "Saaransh" happens to be one of the most profound sensitive films from the stable of Bollywood.