Jyanto Durga
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| Directed by | Arin Paul |
| Produced by | Ananda Utsav [ABP DIGITAL PRODUCTION] |
| Narrated by | Chandrasish Ray (Bengali) & Kausik Ghosh (English) |
| Music by | Chandrasish Ray |
| Cinematography | Ashok Pramanik |
| Edited by | Sanglap Bhowmik |
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Running time | 17 minutes |
| Country | India |
| Language | English Bengali |
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Jyanto Durga is an English and Bengali language documentary film directed by Arin Paul for Ananda Publishers, with a duration of 17 minutes in 2010[1][2].
Plot
Bengal, Bengalis and the environment surrounding it gets engulfed in a carnival for 5 days, sometimes around the end of September to mid-October. The life and soul of the population gets engaged in it in some form or other through participation in organizing the festival, through business activities and even through social and cultural activities. The activities and the intensity differ from the various segments of society. There are people who put in all their efforts and resources to lay down their merchandise in front of their customers. These include the street dwellers, the garment sellers, the designers and boutique owners. The husband and wife, young lovers, youth, the old – almost everyone appears on the streets of Kolkata, to experience the feeling, to be a part of the biggest carnival of Durgautsav. Goddess Durga brings hope and prosperity. Goddess Durga demands commitment.
A stroll down Kumartuli, the primary place for manufacture of the idols, is all you need to experience the focus and determination in the eyes of the idol makers. Making of the idol involves delicate hands, to pile on the processed mud in different layers and create the structure. Final painting happens in different stages to bring out the finished product as a work of art. Jyanto Durga (Durga Live) is the live experience of another group whose participation in this carnival involves their mind, body and soul. These performing artists live in remote villages. They are dependent on Durga Puja to make ends meet. Jyanto Durga (Durga Live) unveils – their journey in its truest form – straight from their mouths – unscripted & untutored. It shows in natural format how the making of Devi Durga unfolds in its idol form as well as in the form of Jyanto Durga (Durga Live). It depicts the activities performed on the human body for the formation of Goddess Durga, Mahishasur, The Lion, Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess Saraswati, Lord Kartik and Lord Ganesha live idols – "Jyanto Durga". Jyanto Durga (Durga Live) is an experience of the Durgautsav through this diminishing form of performing art. It is a tribute to the thousands of such artists who have brought joy in spite of the associated hardships.[3]
Crew
- Production: Ananda Utsav [ABP DIGITAL PRODUCTION]
- Direction : Arin Paul
- Narration : Chandrasish Ray (Bengali) & Kausik Ghosh (English)
- Cinematography: Ashok Pramanik
- Music: Chandrasish Ray
- Editing: Sanglap Bhowmik
See Also
References
- ↑ "Jyanto Durga".
- ↑ "Ananda Utsab Website". Archived from the original on 19 March 2006. Retrieved 16 March 2018.
- ↑ Synopsis
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