Thursday, January 24, 2013



Why Ban Books ,Cinema 

Ban on books cinema is becoming a menace in our society.How can a handful of 10 -20 people decide the fate of a book or cinema or any kind of art form.I heard someone saying that be it government ,establishment or a group of people ,the artist and writers are always the soft targets.Its a trend,which is growing and ultimately dominate the system.A very dangerous trend for a civil society...for India ..oh why India ..any part of the world.
These fringe incidents eg banning a book ,writers,cinema may look insignificant today,who knows tomorrow it might be fatal..when there will be ..1)No freedom of Expression 2)no freedom of speech 3) Zero tolerance
Vishwaroopam a film by Kamal Hasan (who I adore ) we all know what a great artist he is ,has been held back in Tamil Nadu from screening till 28th as per the court orders.
It may sound like Oh just a few days ..but why this ban ..
Oh they have there own reason
Let the people decide ..not a mere handful of people
Another incident of banning Pakistani writers ...come on they are writers ..why not let them participate in the Jaipur Literature Festival..
There has been a regular attack on artist writers ..why ..cause they are soft targets.
Ban this book stop this cinema.(why don't we get over such mindset)
Its easy to ban but its very hard to make a cinema or write a book ..it is sheer hard work.
Moreover a handful of people overpowering to ban it ..sure thing to worry.
What are they scared about -exchange of ideas ,viewpoint.

Thursday, December 6, 2012

My Blog: Bhutan tripMe and my brother (cousin) went for t...

My Blog: Bhutan trip

Me and my brother (cousin) went for t...
: Bhutan trip Me and my brother (cousin) went for this fabulous Bhutan trip. We went to Joygaon from Jalpaiguri ..as Joygaon Pheunshelong...

Saturday, September 22, 2012



 Summer Time 

The house was quiet
The summer time
Grandma's wrinkled face 
her eyes on the kantha
her hands moved slowly
with the needle
sitting in the corner of the verandah 

the hot winds were of no respite
waiting for the sunset
little girl's admiring eyes
watching her grandma

you have beautiful curly hair
just like the cloud
she smiled at the child
her eyes full dreams
I will buy you a red sari
a small tikli on your forehead
you will look like a princess

summer time is never like before
those touches
those smiles are lost
in the comfort of AC and cooler





Thursday, September 20, 2012

Poems

       



A Heartless City 

Her designer bindi looked beautiful
on her chubby face
His dark calm eyes rested on her
oh my love my love


Please help please please
Will my husband be all right
His body lay on highway
she trembled seeing blood

The city was watching
Indifference everywhere
As if some soap opera
Her eyes were searching
begging pleading for help

Oh my lovely Calcutta
You are no more the same

(I penned down a few lines dedicating it to Debopriyo Dattaray ,28 who died in an accident on 14th september