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Nandini tor tulona hoyna. Toke bondhu peye amra blessed geeta

Always an inspiiration

"My boys," she calls them, and that says it all. Great stories, some told with a smile, some told with a compassionate turn of phrase, all spoken with commitment and conviction.

Very exhaustive discussion, beautifully presented.

Khoob sundar bolechho ... ❤

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Very infomative! It is good for people interested to know about the elaborate Bengali wedding with its customs and decorations. Unfortunately, it is slowly losing its significance. I returned to Kolkata after a gap of 30 years and was requested to help with the bridal make up in the beauty parlour where I started doing bridal make up professionally. Very soon a bengali bride requested me to omit the chandan while another one told me to make it as little as possible. Chandan was always my forte and I realised that I need to stop.

Each and every episode of Moksha Talks is enlightening and absolutely riveting....I personally look forward to it every month. Do continue the work, @Shampa Ma'am ❤❤❤

Loved the talk about our beautiful culture and the aesthetics you mentioned ❤

Absolutely loved it! You know this topic is very close to heart … some day, when I visit Kolkata, would love to collaborate with you and Soma-di on some wedding installation.

I loved the programme. Thanks to Shampa Mukherjee for planning such an interesting programme with such an out of box topic.❤

What a beautiful session...... excellent

Malcolm and Macduff stand for colour white; Macdonwald and Macbeth for black!!! God save thee Shakespeare 😢

A most absorbing and engaging discussion- very sensitively handled 👏

Such a brilliant episode!! Congratulations for having Dr. Vidyarthi whose personal anecdotes coupled with Dr. Sen’s pivotal shares on the same platform! Here’s to many more successes

Engrossing and enlightening!

Informative.

Captivating discussion peppered with humour.

Thoroughly enjoyable and insightful talk by the resource persons , very well crafted .

It was a delightful conversation. Joel Silliman shared with us, the modern day celebration of the Passover, making me feel, I was at her Passover table. She brought back memories of my teachers of the past, full of zest and zeal for life. On reading 'EXODUS' during my college days, I was so moved by the solemnity and spirituality of the occasion, that I longed to be a part of it. In a way, it was a wish fulfillment for me. Mrs. Nandini Mukherjee's rendition of the Passover Prayer brought out the essence of what all religions teach us. It is a coincidence that was meant to be, that a new way of life ushering in hope, rebirth, should be celebrated in Spring, the season of rejuvenation. It is to be marked, there is no excess, superficiality of gifts; just good cheer, fellow feeling, creating togetherness. It is a pity that all - whether we be Jews, Christians, Hindus or of any other faith, should choose to forget the commitments we are all born to honour. Thank you Shompa Mukherjee for bringing together great minds.

Enjoyable and interactive. Thank you

Very powerful story and informative.

Great! Enjoyed listening to it!

Interesting, informative - and fun! Enjoyed the anecdotes and the music.

53:40 The attitude of the parents is transferred to the child. If a parent takes time to reason out he/she learns to accept highs and lows more naturally.

I’ve heard a lot about Dr Nandini bhowmik And her work.. but listening to her is such an eye opener to understand our culture and what our beliefs have been. Thank you for enlightening us this evening.

A very enlightening session indeed. I did miss the student representative and it would have been interesting to hear her inputs. However I would emphasize on the parent component of the triangle that you mentioned in the beginning of the session. More than anything else, that is the component that is most important in a child's life and that is the one which is most deficient nowadays, barring a few exceptions.

Thank you for this enlightening session. It will be helpful if you could discuss ways a teacher can motivate a child. Particularly inspite of issues such as social media cravings and disturbed family situations.

Possible to subtitle the Bengali words used? Interesting, further arguable content!

Really enjoyed the various interpretations of a play that is familiar to many of us- made me see the play from so many angles- had some ''aha' moments when I was watching. Very, very interesting.Plan to revisit the play and now also see it through the eyes and minds of so many other people.

Absolutely riveting! Could have gone on with Bubla and the world of Macbeth for another hour easily. The talk was, in itself, quite visceral! And equally cerebral and thought provoking!

Brilliant teacher, much loved by her students. Sad that youve stopped teaching children...They need passionate teachers like you to inspire them to love Shakespeare like you do.

I’ve had the privilege of knowing Bubla as a friend from the time we were children. So I know how genuine and warm and compassionate she is. But I am really upset I didn’t know her as a teacher. It would’ve made a difference. Oh yes, it would have! Lucky are those that have had _that_ privilege.

What a scintillating talk and such wonderfully candid appraisal of different Macbeth productions! Bubla Basu, you are not just a teacher but a performer in your own right to be able to convey the feel of Macbeth so intensely as no academic discussion could.

Don't miss the colour co ordinated water bottles! Signature Shampa Mukherji !

I completely agree with you .. often wished I was in her class too !

I had the privilege of being taught by Bubla Basu. She’s spot on - “Once you have the best teachers, you have the keys to the kingdom” - ABSOLUTELY.

Congrats, Shampa. Wonderful endeavor -- your podcast -- and a great start with this episode. Sujoy is always informative, entertaining and authentic. You selected a great topic as well. Three cheers for Moksha Talks.

What extraordinary life choices and interpretations, Dr Nandini Bhowmik! Thank you, Moksha Talks! Most informative!

Absolutely eye opener conversation, disrupting the societal norms and upholding universal truth. Kudos to Moksha Talk- this was more like a social reform conversation. 🙏

What an enriching experience!!! I was amazed to hear of all the rituals that we are so used to and yet so unnecessary!!! But mostly, it is so refreshing and so empowering to see and hear the journey of a lady who chose to travel on the path " less travelled by" and which ultimately "made all the difference".

Love for Nandini ma'am❤...

Wonderful! She is truly amazing

It's an amazing experience of listening to her and I could know many things about our Hindu rituals. ❤

WOW!!!

Wonderful! Really enjoyed it!

Kushalda is a music aficionado and it is sheer pleasure listening to him speak.

An enriching and lively session. Loved it ❤

Enjoyed the anecdotes from everyone!

I have seen both the episodes of Moksha Kolkata. I was quite engaged by the shows. I feel there is a sufficiently large, well informed group of people in Bengal whereby this show will be appreciated. I wish the producers a successful future with Moksha Kolkata.