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HINDUSTAN TIMES, 11TH JULY 1993 BY DEBU MAZUMDAR
There is nothing like it when production seeks & succeeds in rising above the constraints imposed by a not very satisfying play & this append with Sansaptak's absorbing production "Nijobash Bhoomey" which stood out for its all round in fact, this was expected of the group which in a short span has established itself as one of the most well equipped one with the additional advantage of having a playwright of its own along with a selected bunch of players.
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STATESMAN, 24th April, 1994, by a Drama Critic
Garvaj a SANSAPTAK's play scripted by Torit Mitra inspired by Sam Shepperd's "the buried child" was a further testimonial of his abilities to carry the maximum possible burden of a script introduced the bahe language.
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IBSEN IN BENGALI
Hindustan Times, 27th September, 1997 by Debu Mazumdar
Once again SANSAPTAK did it with their own play Anik focusing on complexities and contradictions in relationships which intermittently had its moments of inspired playing.
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HINDUSTAN TIMES, 27th September 1997 by Debu Mazumdar
Sansaptak whose track record has been rich one once again made waves with their mixed presentation consisting of a brand new play "Return of Godot" along with profusely awarded play in the Bengali Club's competition "Arakto Shomoy".
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ONE MORE FEATHER IN TORIT MITRA'S CAP
Hindustan Times, September 1999 by Debu Mazumdar
Bohubrihee, a play that takes a studied look into the somewhat schizophrenic world of an unusually obsessed professional...
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A BENGALI HOMAGE TO BECKETT
HINDUSTAN TIMES by Debu Mazumdar
Mitra's undoubted gifts has one who can effectively combine social mores with wit, humour and banter came into full play in his irreverent take off on Samuel Beckett's land mark "absurd" play Waiting for Godot. Somewhat quizzically, though, he names it as Return of Godot and then ridicules it stating, where is the question of the returning of one (Godot) never comes.
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