Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee: 3 - Gharanas

We asked Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee what he felt about the concept of gharanas and whether it was limiting or liberating. This short film details his personal views on the subject.

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The artist exercises caution in fabricating every sentence, not only in this small series of interviews, but also in another relatively longer one present on the internet, that he doesn't become boastful even in any small subtle way. This self-effacing unassuming spirit is in the heart of our music and it's practitioner transcends musicianship. He becomes an exemplary human being, no love and shradhha for whom is enough.
Little surprise that his sitar melts in the heart, becomes candid colours and stays.

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Beautifully described. Thank you!

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Shayan Chakrabarti It is touching when he refers to himself as "this small artist"!

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Indeed! :)

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Wah wah

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He's the ultimate Sitarist!!

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i just found part 3 haha

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Absolutely lie da ra is there since it originally built

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Sitar acha hai magar zabaan labo lehja saaf nahi hai bolne ke klya kuch bhi nahi hai inke pas

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Noticed that you have a lot of criticism against this Sitarist

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Shallow criticism