"MUSIC WAS THE BACKDROP, WHILE WORDS SPARKED A REVOLUTION."
Set in 1971 Calcutta, a jazz club becomes the backdrop for a revolutionary awakening as music intertwines with language, identity and the birth of a nation during a pivotal historical moment.
Arifin Shuvoo
Shataf Figar
Arpita Chatterjee
Shreya Bhattacharya
Sauraseni Maitra
Sayandeep Sengupta
Set in 1971 Calcutta, a jazz club becomes the backdrop for a revolutionary awakening as music intertwines with language, identity and the birth of a nation during a pivotal historical moment.
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