Baithak UK

21/04/2026

RabindraKatha -Tagore Film Festival co-curated by Baithak UK artistic director Sangeeta Datta, hosted by Shahana, was a very successful initiative. Three day events included screening of feature films, documentaries, shorts, a masterclass and an illustrious panel discussion. Great exchange of ideas and meeting of old friends from Tagoreans to filmmaker’s, actors, film critics and enthusiastic viewers.

21/04/2026

17/04/2026

Three days. Seven films. One timeless storyteller. 🎬

The schedule for Rabindrakatha — A Tagore Film Festival is here. Featuring iconic cinematic adaptations of Rabindranath Tagore by masters like Satyajit Ray, Rituparno Ghosh, Buddhadeb Dasgupta and more.

From Noukadubi to Ghare Baire, alongside a masterclass and panel discussions, this is a rare chance to experience Tagore’s stories through some of Indian cinema’s most celebrated voices. ✨

SPJIMR Auditorium, Bhavans College Campus, Andheri West.
17th – 19th April 2026

To ensure a seat, register here: https://bit.ly/40R53Yt
Or call +91 88506 15020

Entry Free | Films with English Subtitles
Seating on a first-come, first-served basis.

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08/04/2026

At the recent Textile Talks organised by Weavers Studio, our artistic director Sangeeta Datta offered a compelling into the world of Rituparno Ghosh — where were not just aesthetic choices, but a powerful language of storytelling.

Through costume, fabric, and design, she unfolded how Ghosh crafted a distinct visual identity in — one that blurred boundaries between character, culture, and self-expression. From the drape of a saree to the textures of everyday life, textiles became central to how emotion, , and narrative were communicated on screen.

More than just cinema, this was about how a director shaped — and reshaped — his own identity through visual form.

A beautiful reminder that textiles are not only worn, but deeply felt, lived, and narrated.

Read the full article here: https://epaper.telegraphindia.com/calcutta-edition/29/2026-04-01/page-19/article-1470580914.html

Baithak UK

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Senjuti Dass

24/11/2025

Congratulations Soumik Datta
and band on a spectacular, gripping performance of Travellers at the Purcell Room last night. The sold out show was both cerebral and deeply emotive, looking back at histories of migration and the growing intolerance to people moving across borders. This production is shaking apathy, connecting music with the world around us and what is going wrong. Reminding people that music has no borders and has everything to do with love, tolerance, memory of what is lost and hope for the future.
Kudos to the superbly talented musicians!

21/11/2025

"We really enjoyed the dances. The dancers were fabulous and little ones were so cute." - Audience Member

Thank you for your kind words. As come to an end of this week, a massive heartfelt thanks to the dancers Senjuti Dass Beeja for their graceful energy and setting the stage alight with their powerful and captivating presence.

We couldn't have brought the movement and life of Red Oleanders to the stage without you!

Photo courtesy:

Sangeeta Datta Baithak UK Chandana Sanyal Abundant Art - Art,Culture and Heritage Jahanbi Banerjee Subhaluxmi Mukherji Sasha Ghoshal The National Lottery Community Fund

18/11/2025

This was the result of , , and countless hours poured in by our amazing cast, crew, and core team. They embraced the complex world of Tagore's Raktakarabi and delivered a truly powerful experience.

Some of the wonderful people who made the magic happen—from the dedicated lead to our inspiring core team and the newest generation of !

We are so grateful for this entire . Their commitment truly brought Nandini's spirit to life.

Tag these brilliant in the comments to show your appreciation. Tell us which performance stood out to you!

Photo courtesy:

Sangeeta Datta Sasha Ghoshal Subhaluxmi Mukherji Chandana Sanyal Jahanbi Banerjee Lemona Chanda