Partha Pratim Ghosh is a senior Engineering professional. Being an avid reader Physics, Cinema and Literature are his strongest passions. He writes on cinema and poetry and is a poet himself apart from translating poems. His writings are published in various periodicals.

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The Aesthetics of Fractured Dislocation in Ritwik Ghatak’s Cinema

Despite the shadows of Partition repeatedly appearing as a motif in his Partition Trilogy, Ritwik Ghatak’s cinema transcended that to themes of dislocation.

The Cinema of Tapan Sinha — Literary Synthesis and Cinematic Demarcation

Partha Pratim Ghosh explores why Tapan Sinha was deprived of film society attention. And how this paradox is finally resolved, posthumously.

Manik Babur Megh: Shibu, a Demon, the Cloud and a Man

Partha Pratim Ghosh reviews Manik Babur Megh, a unique film blending childhood fantasy with melancholic adulthood, exploring themes of loneliness and absurdity in a monochrome Kolkata setting.

Shadows of Chaplin in the Polemics of Mrinal Sen

Exploring the cinematic evolution of Mrinal Sen, from Chaplin’s influence to polemical narratives, a journey that mirrored his changing times.