File:Dance with Rabindra Sangeet - Kolkata 2011-11-05 6669.JPG

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English: The Season’s Galore (bn: Rituranga) dance with Rabindranath Tagore’s song (bn: Rabindra Sangeet) performed by the ‘Kalamandalam’, Kolkata. It was choreographed & directed by Dr. Thankamany Kutty at Science City, Kolkata.

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5 November 2011, 18:30:45

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Biswarup Ganguly

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