Satyajit Biswas is a renowned elocutionist whose influence spans theatre, television, radio, and digital media. He founded Kabya Creation in 2019, showcasing his versatility as an actor and director. His notable works include award-winning short films like "Achalayatan" and "Stark Electric Jesus". As a radio jockey, he captivated audiences on Jadavpur University and Satyajit Ray Film & Television Institute Community Radios. Satyajit has collaborated with artists across borders and created innovative projects like India's first poetry film "Mone Rekho". Academically accomplished, he holds multiple degrees and accolades, continuing to inspire with his artistic brilliance and cultural contributions.
Based on a collage of Rabindranath Tagore’s poems, this is a poetry film, the first of its kind in India, where poetry itself serves as the dialogue.
Directed by Mrigankashekhar Gangopadhyay, this short film features poem recitations by Satyajit Biswas.
The film was officially selected in the Trans Verse section of the Hyderabad Literary Festival 2019, where it was screened for three consecutive days. Among eight invited works from France, Portugal, Brazil, and Ireland, this was the only film selected from India.
Cast:
Ananya Khyada Bhattacharya as Kadambari Devi
Gaurav Das as Rabindranath Tagore
Satyajit Biswas as the patient with mental illness
Sound Design & Music:
Timir Biswas
An evocative confluence of voices and verses, Bhalobasar Baranday is not merely an album: it is a lyrical sanctum, a woven homage to six luminous poets whose words have defined generations.
Conceived by poet Rina Giri and inspired by the tender spirit of Nabaneeta Dev Sen, the project unfurls like a garland of remembrance on her birth anniversary: a modest yet resonant tribute to the literary titan who left us on November 7, 2019.
At its heart is celebrated elocutionist Satyajit Biswas, whose voice carries reverence and rhythm as he pays homage through the textures of sound. In this unique audio-visual offering, his recitations cradle the legacies of Sunil Gangopadhyay, Joy Goswami, Yashodhara Ray Chaudhuri, Gauri Ghosh, Partha Ghosh, and Nabaneeta Dev Sen, gathering them under one starlit roof, a rare constellation in contemporary Bengali literature.
The album's cover was unveiled in a moment of grace by poet Joy Goswami, sealing the work with poetic benediction. Produced by Lok Bikash Sangsad and soon to be released in physical format by Rupshali, Bhalobasar Baranday becomes a listening room of longing, where poetry sits with us on the veranda, whispering of love, memory, and the permanence of voice.
