The film has Indraneil Sengupta playing the sleuth
Reconnect with your mom on the banks of Rupnarayan and also enjoy delicious dhaba food together
‘Treasures of Lakshmi: The Goddess’ has been edited and curated by Namita Gokhale and Malashri Lal
You can opt for either veg or non-veg menu, along with yummy ice cream and cocktail of your choice
Begin the morning with a smile and a slice of sweetness
We are counting down the last few days before Durga Puja officially begins and there’s just one thought in everyone’s minds – can’t Puja start already? As we wait for Sashthi with anticipation, there’s one classic Bengali song from the good ol’ days that deserves to be played on repeat.
Sanat Sinha’s Ek Ekke Ek is all about the restlessness that Bengalis (especially the kids!) feel during the days leading up to the Puja. For Gen-X, this song is surely pure nostalgia and even for most first-time listeners, there will be few other songs as relatable as this one during these last seven days before Puja. Sinha’s melodious voice and the song’s catchy rhythm make the track stick in your mind straight away. The chief appeal of this iconic song, however, lies in the lyrics: ‘Mon mane na aar/ Aha ha kotokhone jabe je shob dekhte thakur.’Did the song just read our minds?
— Sohini Dasgupta