The film ‘Barir Naam Shahana’ (A House Named Shahana), which soundtrack features Dr Sahana Bajpaie, from the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics - has been selected as Bangladesh’s official ...
Renowned Rabindra Sangeet artiste Sahana Bajpaie has expressed concern over what she describes as the gradual erosion of Bengali identity, particularly in the cultural sphere. In a recent Facebook ...
Renowned Rabindra Sangeet artist Sahana Bajpaie has warned of what she sees as a steady decline in Bengali identity. In a Facebook post, she criticised the growing trend of prioritising Hindi songs ...
"It’s a song for those moments when life feels like a series of open tabs and no internet," says Sahana Naresh ‘Modern-day drifting’ is that quiet, gnawing feeling of floating through life without an ...
Viral Video: A heartwarming video of Rabindranath Tagore's timeless classic song, 'Amar Praner Manush Ache Prane', has gone viral on social media, featuring a talented student from London University.
Dr Sahana Bajpaie is known as a renowned singer, songwriter and academic. She is currently serving as a senior fellow teaching Bengali language and literature at SOAS, University of London. Bajpaie ...
Renowned singer, songwriter and academic Dr Sahana Bajpaie, who teaches Bengali language and literature at SOAS, University of London, shared a video showing one of her students singing Amar Praner ...
Rituparna Sengupta, Lopamudra Mitra, Joy Sarkar, Sahana Bajpaie, Devlina Kumar, and several other cultural icons of Bengal will attend a festival, London Mahotsav. Rituparna Sengupta will present a ...
A few minutes into our conversation, both Sahana Bajpaie and I chuckle. For two decades now, Bajpaie’s work as a singer and academic has centred around the musical compositions of Rabindranath ...
Sahana Bajpaie is a distinguished singer known for her unique voice and deep connection to Rabindrasangeet. During a recent concert in Kolkata, she enchanted the audience with her rendition of ‘Akash ...
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