Tanmoy Biswas

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i everyone, this days are very hectic, so really I cant make much time for my blogging  & writing full articles. Though its always a habit for me – I keep myself engaged into this thought process – what’d be my next topic. It was not a great deal though choosing tho create this one.

There are lots of cinematic adaptations regarding the character of Byomkesh Bakshi, soon it will add another milestone to the existing exploits. Byomkesh Bakshi, a very popular name in Bengali Literature, created by acclaimed author Sharadindu Bandopadhyay, is no doubt a name which Bengali literature fans utter with pride. It may be a crime
scene or a criminal with a social disorder,

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y Jhargram plan was kind of a solo travel & I just planned the whole trip in one night, It was no doubt, kind of a sudden plan. Me & soumyadipta gathered for our scheduled plan. It was kind of a pleasure that sometimes I think we really stay in sync.

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t was the darkest hours in Singlila National Forest. Though we were in the safe zone, basically there are things for which you need to take safety measures. But if you’re not far away from the locality, village or human presence, then probably you’re safe. You dont need to worry about the things much,

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he following photos were taken in Esplanade, Kolkata just before the Durgapuja,2017. It was becoming a tough work, clicking street photographs when you’re between a huge audience. Sometimes just giving space or ways to your followers, or sometimes just to utilize the interval of seconds between two clusters of rush.

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aving a stroll over the kolkata roads, just before Durgapuja is an amazing thing you can expect from any Bengali guy. The roadside banners, crowds, happy faces, preparation of pandals, shopping – these are all the good signs that the festival is here finally. Usually, I’m not a shopping freak (of course men don’t like shopping).

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uring the trekking days in Singalila National Park, I witnessed some of those finest, picturesque view of Mt. kanchendzonga. I must admit these views as once in a lifetime view. Mt. kanchendzonga, also spelled as Kanchenjunga, is counted as the 3rd highest mountain in the world. Its situated in the border of Sikkim &