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GuruCool

GuruCool is the unconventional teacher you wish you’d had! With his eager student Kiara by his side, he shares fascinating stories and lesser-known facts. His motto says it all: "When you don't go to school, you come to Guru Cool!" It’s an educational journey that breaks away from tradition, offering knowledge in the most unexpected ways.

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Baramkhana

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Lalon's poem “Baramkhana” explores the limitations of human understanding and the futility of rigid religious practices in comprehending the divine. It urges self-realization, love, and searching for truth within oneself rather than through external rituals. The poem questions societal divisions and religious hypocrisy, emphasizing the universal nature of existence and the importance of looking beyond labels and dogma to find spiritual unity. Sanskriti united Fakira from Bengal and Langas & Manganiyars from Rajasthan to create a unique rendition of Lalon’s Baramkhana. This fusion of folk-rock and traditional music reflects Lalon’s philosophy of transcending boundaries and finding unity through diverse artistic expressions.

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Art, Artiste & Rageshri

"Art Artist and Rageshri" is a unique talk show hosted by the Thumri maestro herself, Rageshri. She invites celebrated artists as guests, combining captivating conversations with enchanting performances. Discover the soul of Indian classical music in this melodic journey.

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Katha

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"Katha" presents monologues inspired by real-life experiences. These heartfelt stories touch upon the essence of human existence, reflecting our joys, sorrows, and aspirations. Join us as we explore the intimate narratives that make us who we are.

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Esho Hey Ram

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The song "Esho Hey Ram" is a heartfelt tribute to Lord Rama, celebrating his return to Ayodhya. Artists Dhriti Ray, Ujjaini Mukherjee, and Saptadeep Nath lend their voices to this soulful rendition, with lyrics penned by Sangram Datta and Amrapali Bhattacharya. The song aims to evoke the spirit of piety and hope, welcoming Lord Rama with open arms and hearts filled with devotion. Through its melodious composition, "Esho Hey Ram" seeks to resonate with the emotions of joy and reverence, marking the auspicious occasion of Lord Rama's homecoming.

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