The Bengali word,\u2018Udbastu\u2019 means a refugee, an evacuee.
\nIt is considered to be a very critical term and I bet our generation was too lucky not to go through the severity of it.
\nI had had several hours of discussions on these with my Grandmother (Father\u2019s mom) when she would describe, her helplessness, her love, her childhood and how socio-politics situation put a generation to standstill!
\nOver the years, through films, literature there was touches and discussions about it too\u2026
\nHowever I have felt that same connect of uprooting me in my own way; uprooting home, relationships are silent, but tough battles within, that has the same feeling of an \u2018udbastu\u2019 to me\u2026
\nCut to, 96\/100 #100sareepact is a blue ghicha, an appropriate example of my impulse purchase! This \u2018admiral\u2019 blue just took my breath away. I was kept standstill in its aura. The jute mix at the anchal with a contrast of \u2018sand\u2019 yellow border made it look truly attractive. I paired my saree with a jute coloured cutaway sleeves and a beautiful earring a wonderful gift by Ma-Baba.
\nI still remember it was an evening and I was coming back home, when I found this piece hanging from a small neighbouring shop.
\nI hardly had any money, thus booked it with Rs 50 wink emoticon
\nFor 96\/100 story, I purposefully selected this special zone to shoot this special story of mine!
\nA zone which is created with loads of passion, love and lot of pain\u2026.
\nIt is my own, my zone\u2026. no one can attach a feeling of uprooting ever!
\nMy Own Zone is created with hope and courage too!
\nMy blue saree is just a representation of my Blue mind, that would love to flow in these coiled stairways that has an open terrace , a cosy room paired with a creative wall and above all a \u2018Dokkhiner varandah\u2019!!
\nWish me Luck, my friends\u2026..<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The Bengali word,\u2018Udbastu\u2019 means a refugee, an evacuee. It is considered to be a very critical term and I bet our generation was too lucky not to go through the severity of it. I had had several hours of discussions on these with my Grandmother (Father\u2019s mom) when she would describe, her helplessness, her love,…<\/p>\n