We believe in creating social values through art and cinema. Art has a social role to play and can bring about changes in lives. We always experiment on how films can play the role of being socially beneficial, having a greater social role to play.
Bere Othar Goppo, (Peace Music Concert, 2019)
It was a mix of the audio-visuals and musical live performance concert with a special approach to the musical documentation of the marginalized girls' stories, their love, emotions, and survival that hardly find any space in popular culture. The music production also presents audio-visual documentation clips that have been made on the girls’ real lives’ struggles which not only influence to create the songs, but also shows how the individual struggle has become a social collective force that combats social odds.
Paramita Bera, A warrior
In 2016, we discovered Paramita Bera when she had come to Kolkata for her treatment in a city hospital. Though she was brutally burnt by an acid attack that occurred in an interior village in South Bengal, she did not give up the fight. We introduced her amazing story in the mainstream media, producing music shows on her, pitching her story to different stakeholders. We mobilized different stakeholders and donors to raise funds for her to continue her expensive skin grafting surgeries. She continues her post-graduation at Jadavpur University. Later, she has become a youth anchor in All India Radio, Kolkata station. One of the leading Bengali TV Channel 24 Ghanta produced a special episode on her, showing her struggle after the attack. In 2019, she received a bravery award ' 'Zee Ananya Samman' from the same TV channel group.
Koyekta Meyer Golpo/ Stories of a few girls (2016)
It was a mix of the audio-visuals and musical live performance concert with a special approach to the musical documentation of the marginalized girls' stories, their love, emotions, and survival that hardly find any space in popular culture. The music production also presents audio-visual documentation clips that have been made on the girls’ real lives’ struggles which not only influence to create the songs, but also shows how the individual struggle has become a social collective force that combats social odds.
Koto Andhar Ghore Baire ( Music Video, 2014)
CROWDFUND, had happened for the first time in Bengali Music for this Video. The song was based on an incident of killing a transgender person because of her same-sex relationship in Arambagh, Hooghly, West Bengal. The music video made the people know about the violence that LGBT people face every day in and around. It raised the issue in the popular culture domain in Bengal. The video initiative mobilized the activist, civil society organization, Bengali mainstream music channels, singers, lyricist and Bengali print & online media in favour of the LGBT issue. The Music Video got a nomination in different Film festivals in Chennai, Guhawati Kolkata (India) and Srilanka in 2014-15.
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