Ritwik Ghatak’s Partition Trilogy

Estimated read time 5 min read

The Partition haunted Ritwik Ghatak all his life as did the subject of refugees. He identified himself with the pain and anguish of refugees who lost their entity and had to readjust in the alien environment. In his book, Cinema and I, Ghatak had said: “Cinema, to me, is a means of expressing my anger at the sorrows and sufferings of my people”

The Partitions of Bengal I

Estimated read time 3 min read

Yes, in plural. Between 1835 and 1947, the borders of Bengal have been redrawn five times. Till 1835, the administrative control of northwest Provinces, covering […]

Partition Literature — Was The Partition of India a matter of ego satisfaction?

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I am sure this is a matter of debate and discussion that has been doing its rounds for over decades in both India, Pakistan and […]