#acting course in Kolkata

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At Zebra Studio, students are provided with a well-structured curriculum that covers all aspects of acting, including voice modulation, body language, facial expressions, script analysis, and improvisation. The faculty at Zebra Studio comprises of experienced theatre practitioners, film directors, and acting coaches, who bring their expertise and insights to the classroom.

The institute offers a range of courses, including a full-time diploma in acting, a part-time weekend course, and short-term workshops. The courses are designed to cater to the needs of aspiring actors at different levels of expertise, from beginners to advanced learners.

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Unleash Your Acting Potential at the Top Acting School in Kolkata

Why Choose an Acting School in Kolkata?

Kolkata, known for its rich cultural heritage and artistic vibrancy, is home to some of the best acting schools in India. If you are a budding actor or actress looking to hone your skills in a supportive and creative environment, enrolling in an acting school in Kolkata could be your ticket to success. With a perfect blend of tradition and modernity, Kolkata offers a unique backdrop for aspiring performers to unleash their creativity and pursue their passion for acting.

The Benefits of Attending an Acting School in Kolkata

Attending an acting school in Kolkata can provide you with a multitude of benefits. From learning the fundamentals of acting techniques to gaining valuable insights into the industry, the experience can be both enriching and rewarding. The top acting schools in Kolkata boast experienced faculty members who are dedicated to nurturing talent and guiding students towards a successful career in the entertainment industry.

Top Features of the Best Acting School in Kolkata

When choosing the best acting school in Kolkata, look for key features that set it apart from the rest. A reputable acting school will offer a comprehensive curriculum that covers a wide range of acting styles and techniques. Additionally, it should provide opportunities for practical training through workshops, performances, and industry collaborations. State-of-the-art facilities and a supportive learning environment are also crucial factors to consider when selecting an acting school in Kolkata.

Finding Your Place in the Spotlight

Whether you dream of gracing the silver screen or captivating audiences on stage, attending the best acting school in Kolkata can help you turn your dreams into reality. With personalized guidance, professional training, and ample opportunities to showcase your talent, you can embark on a fulfilling journey towards a successful acting career. So why wait? Take the first step towards achieving your acting aspirations by enrolling in the top acting school in Kolkata today.

Unleash your full acting potential at the best acting school in Kolkata and pave the way for a bright future in the world of entertainment!

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From Beginner to Pro How Zebra Institute Shapes Future Stars in Acting and Modeling

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re you a budding actor or someone with a passion for the performing arts? Kolkata, with its rich cultural heritage, is the perfect backdrop for your journey from a beginner to a pro in the world of acting. Ultimate Acting Course in Kolkata is designed for individuals at every skill level, making it an ideal starting point for beginners.

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GIFD is a renowned acting school in Kolkata, known for its exceptional training and comprehensive programs. With a focus on nurturing talent and honing acting skills, GIFD offers a vibrant and supportive learning environment for aspiring actors.

The school boasts a team of highly experienced and accomplished faculty members who bring their expertise from the film and theater industry. Through a well-rounded curriculum, students gain a deep understanding of acting techniques, improvisation, character development, voice modulation, and body language.

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Join  IIAM (International Institute of Acting and Modeling, the Top Acting School in Kolkata, to Unleash Your Acting Talent.

In Kolkata, there is a strong acting community with a long history in theatre and film. Uttam Kumar, Soumitra Chatterjee, and Rituparna Sengupta, among others, are just a few of the most well-known performers to come out of Kolkata.

There are numerous theatre organisations playing frequently in the city, which boasts a thriving theatre scene. These theatre companies are renowned for their innovative plays and initiatives to support emerging actors.

The production of numerous critically acclaimed films by independent filmmakers has made Kolkata become a centre for independent film in recent years. In addition, the city is home to a strong television industry that produces various soap operas and TV series.

Kolkata's performing scene is renowned for its emphasis on creativity and the arts. Actors in Kolkata are renowned for their adaptability and capacity to take on a variety of roles. The profession offers many chances for prospective performers to establish themselves and show off their abilities.

Nevertheless, Kolkata's acting scene is vibrant and interesting, with a long history of skill and inventiveness. It offers budding performers a platform to refine their craft and launch a lucrative career in the film and television industries.

You need direction from people with excellent talents in this process if you want to learn how to act in the appropriate way. One of the top institutions offering acting classes in Kolkata is IIAM. There are several acting school in Kolkata that offer courses and workshops. In order to help prospective actors gain the knowledge and self-assurance they need to thrive in the film and television industries, the academy offers thorough training.

One of the most renowned schools in Kolkata offering the best acting courses is IIAM. In Kolkata, IIAM is regarded as one of the top institutions for acting classes for a number of reasons, including the following:

Instructors with experience - The IIAM's instructors are extremely intelligent and have both acting expertise and experience. They are well-known in the profession and are able to effortlessly mentor pupils and give them useful acting advice that will help them thrive in the industry.

Comprehensive Program - IIAM provides a curriculum that is comprehensive and covers all facets of acting, including commercial, print, and runway. The course work is intended to offer students a strong foundation in acting and assist them in acquiring the abilities required to be successful in the field.

Industry Network - Students may have the chance to interact with professionals and obtain useful experience thanks to IIAM's extensive industry network. This enables pupils to comprehend the countless prospects and potentials associated with choosing acting as a career. Agents, photographers, casting directors, and other professionals in the industry are all in close contact with the IIAM.

IIAM is a fantastic option if you want to pursue a career in acting and are seeking for an acting school in Kolkata. With a robust curriculum, knowledgeable professors, cutting-edge facilities, and opportunities for exposure and growth, IIAM can support you in achieving your objectives and thriving in the acting business.

Supportive And Collaborative Learning Environment :  Students have the opportunity to work with their peers and receive feedback from both their instructors and fellow actors. This helps to create a sense of community and fosters a culture of growth and improvement.

Strong reputation:  IIAM has a strong reputation in the industry and is highly regarded by casting directors and agents. This reputation can provide a significant advantage for graduates when they begin their careers in the entertainment industry.

Due to its extensive curriculum, qualified teachers, encouraging learning atmosphere, performance possibilities, and stellar reputation in the business, IIAM is regarded as one of the best institutes for acting lessons. These elements give pupils a well-rounded education and useful connections that can aid in their professional success.

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CRIMES COMMITTED AGAINST WOMEN, ITS HER FAULT?

RG KAR MEDICAL COLLEGE&HOSPITAL, THE HEINOUS ACTS

NOTE: THIS POST HAS INFO SOLELY BASED ON MY OWN RESEARCH, SOURCES FROM THE NEWS AND INTERNET SO CREDS OF SS TO THE OWNERS. if you have any other information regarding this case, please please do feel free to reblog this and share them, as i can't compile everything in one post due to the case being an ongoing one. I would appreciate if you could read all of it, I tried to keep it short and compact and easy enough for everyone to understand. Of course, I have to keep a few names and specific political parties and critism out of this for obvious reasons of this post being taken down, but trust me, karma is real.

Do tell me if I lack anything, will try my best to add it or make another post about it. WE WANT JUSTICE.

01 TAKE HER NAME, DON'T FORGET HER

Dr. Moumita Debnath, a junior female doctor, a 2nd year PGT at R G KAR medical college and hospital was gang r4ped and m4rdered in the college seminar hall, while she was in a 36 hr shift, in 9th of August, 2024, Kolkata.

R G KAR, a reputed college and hospital, only allowing the top of brains to enter its premises, has now lost it's name to this heinous crime. Moumita debnath's perpetrators live to this day and the college authorities are yet to pay any heed. Why?

That poor girl was bleeding from her eyes, vagina, with disfigured limbs and broken collarbones, bite marks, broken pelvic girdle and hyoid bone several other signs of struggle and violence ( attached report below ) Even her legs were forcefully coaxed apart, that her bones were broken. 150 gms of sperm was have been discovered from her body, when a male individual can only transfer a maximum of 15 gms. Can you imagine her pain? What did she do to deserve this pain and suffering, this heinous crime against her? Can you imagine how her parents must have felt to hear the news?

Oh, I forgot. This absolute blood boiling, gut wrenching and demonic of an act was immediately announced as a "SU3CIDE" upon initial FIR, and to her parents, by authorities. Can't you see? How they tried to coarctate the matter by calling it a su3cide?

How can a girl with extreme signs of violence and r4pe on her body, with little to no clothes, broken limbs, bleeding eyes, commit a su4cide? THIS IS A BLOT ON THE AUTHORITIES WHO ARE CLEARING VIEWING THIS MATTER AS A JOKE no girl in that condition can commit a su3cide, do you really think people are THAT DUMB?? that we won't notice you trying to cover up this case??

02 TAMPER THE EVIDENCE, HIDE THE CRIMINAL

Dr. Moumita Debnath's body was cremated without her parents' approval/permission. They were kept waiting for 3 fucking hours. As if to get rid of her body as soon as they can with minimal autopsy, before CBI could even start investigation.

As soon as this case was handed over from WBPD ( west bengal police department ) to CBI ( central bereau of intelligence ) mobs have barged in and LITERALLY DAMAGED THE WALLS BESIDE THE SEMINAR HALL ( the crime scene ) inside the college premises. And for what? Come on we know it all, for removal of some obvious evidence.

On 14th august, during the middle of the night which was during the ‘RAAT DOKHOLE MEYERA’ ( girls reclaim the night ) rally, in RG KAR, mobs yet again managed to infiltrate the college premises to cause damage again, this time targeting specific cctv cameras as well. They also vandalised public property and vehicles in a "profesional" way. — “MBBS student Anupam Roy, an eyewitness to the mob attack, said the mob's act was deliberate with the clandestine motive of ending their agitation.” — from Hindustan Times.

They even CAUSED HARM TO THE WASHROOMS OF THE FLOOR WHERE EVIDENCE COULD'VE BEEN FOUND. The motive of the mob is obvious— to tamper the evidence in order to protect the perpetrators.

03. POLITICS BEFORE BASIC LAW & ORDER?

Political parties are busy blaming each other and throwing dirt on names, meanwhile also trying to hide the perpetrators and start protests against opposition parties. Is your political position and meaningless arguments more valuable than a girl's life which been lost so brutally? Can we not keep politics aside, just for a moment and try to bring the girl justice? These thick skinned selfish monsters don't feel the pain of her parents, the emotions of helpless women and the crime they're commiting themselves.

They are slowly shifting away from the main matter of bringing her justice, trying to coarctate is slowly by heavy politics. Well the public is not dumb, we can see it all and understand how our CM doesn't even care about this situation.

SHAME ON YOU, the authorities, you're are only hope in this city in this state and you're acting this way?! Do you not have spines? Is money and votes everything to you? How low is too low and why is it the west bengal government?

They even have an accused suspect in custody ( Sanjoy Roy ) whom everybody is calling a scapegoat, which he possibly could be regarding the governments recent inactivities towards the situation. They are even giving out orders to resist rallies and protests, such a fucking disgrace, cause then vandalism and tampering of evidence is right but not raising your voice against it?

04. HAPPY INDEPENDENCE?

This year marks the 77th independent year for India, but are we really? Women are not safe at night walking along the streets their own ancestors fought for, women are not safe in their own workplace working shifts, women are not safe in public transport, in their homes, neighbourhood, schools, colleges, NOWHERE ARE WE ALLOWED TO HAVE A PEACEFUL BREATHE. But for how long? It's been 12 years since we witnessed a similar, horrible and atrocious crime as NIRBHAYA, only for it to happen again. This shows how weak, corrupted, and unjust Indian judiciary system has become, and as an Indian myself, it ashames me deeply to admit this. We are failing as a society, still not being able to create a safe environment for our women.

But time has come now to raise our voice and fists together against this oppressive, corrupt government and snatch our own freedom ourselves. DONT YOU EVER FORGET ABOUT HER, TAKE AND HER NAME AND PROMISE YOURSELF TO BRING HER JUSTICE. If we forget and give up, god knows how many others will die like this without any justice. Justice is ours and we will have it, there is no point of being 'independent' if we have to do candle marches every other day, mourn for our women every other day, be scared of letting our daughter out every other day.

This is time, we rise up as one.

We want the actual criminals to be punished a hundred times more cruelly than Dr. Moumita Debnath was k!lied.

WE WANT JUSTICE. BRUTAL PUNISHMENT TO THE CRIMINALS.

ALL EYES ON RG KAR. ALL EYES ON DOCTORS. JUSTICE FOR MOUMITA DEBNATH.

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Cyd Charisse (The Bandwagon, Brigadoon, Singin’ in the Rain)—LEGS LEGS LEGS I would sell my soul for the legs of Cyd Charisse - she oozed style and glamour and sex appeal!! And she could DANCE! She was dancing next to the greats - Gene Kelly, Fred Astaire but they are never who you're looking at because why would you when you can look at her. I will only sit through too long ballet breaks for her. If there was any woman who you could call sex on legs it was her. These dances are everything to meeee (she comes in at the minute mark) and this dance too of course is iconic. In the words of Fred Astaire 'When you've danced with Cyd Charisse you stay danced with'

Suchitra Sen (Harano Sur, Chaowa Pawa)—Suchitra Sen! She had a 25-year career in Bengali films, and was at the height of popularity for a solid two decades as half of the wildly beloved pair of Uttam-Suchitra, who were practically the entire romantic genre of Bengali films by themselves. She acted in literary adaptations, romantic comedies, (melo)dramas and inspired-by-current-events films. She was the first Indian actress to receive an international award at the Moscow International Film Festival. In 1978, after the release of her last film (a box-office flop) she pulled a Garbo and put herself out of the public eye completely. She made no appearances, gave no interviews, refused awards, all of it. She didn't even show up for her daughter's or grand-daughters' debuts! She was taken for funerary rites in a covered hearse! The glamour! The mystery! That blinding smile!

This is round 2 of the tournament. All other polls in this bracket can be found here. Please reblog with further support of your beloved hot sexy vintage woman.

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Suchitra Sen:

Not to take away from her costars in Devdas (1955), but the great Indian cinematic tradition of Tragic Romantic Yearning would not, I argue, be what it is without Suchitra Sen's performance in that film. I root for things to turn out better for her every time, even though I know how things are going to go.

A Bengali cinema icon. Liked crows (per Gulzar, "It was an astonishing sight. The crows used to pick at the grapes from her hand").

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She once rejected Raj Kapoor's movie offer (one of the most successful actor and director at the time). She was quoted saying, “In men, I don’t look for beauty. I look for intelligence and sharp conversations. I had refused Raj Kapoor’s offer almost immediately. He came to my residence offering a lead role and, as I took my seat, he suddenly sat near my foot and offered me a bouquet of roses while offering the role. I rejected the offer. I did not like his personality. The way he behaved – sitting near my foot – did not befit a man.”

Legendary poet, lyricist, director and writer Gulzaar had this to say about her "Glad that my ‘Sir’—that’s what I call her— got the Dada Saheb Phalke award during her lifetime. Contrary to people’s perceptions, Suchitra Sen is an extremely warm and very very friendly person. I adore and respect her. But she has the right to choose her friends. Surely she’s justified in keeping away from every Tom, Dick and Harry. She’s the only example of such quiet dignity in show-biz. That’s why the media compares her with Great Garbo. Suchitra Sen is my Sir. I’ll explain. During the shooting of Aandhi she started calling me Sir. Everyone in Kolkata calls her Madame. Since I’m her junior I requested her not to call me Sir. But she insisted. (We always converse in Bengali). So I call her Sir and she calls me Sir.”

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Cyd:

Photos do not do Cyd Charisse justice, unfortunately, because she is at her hottest while dancing, which she was exquisitely good at. Just go watch her first number in Singin' in the Rain, in that green dress; nothing I could say here will be more convincing that that.

She had amazing legs, and she knew how to use them! You probably know her best from the dream sequence in Singin' In The Rain. She was such a stunning dancer, and all her dance scenes are hard to look away from.

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She's an amazing dancer and my favorite from the period. Here's her and Fred Astaire in the Band Wagon:

I just like a woman who's there to be really incredibly good at dancing.

One of the most talented female dancers in Hollywood history, but what sets her apart from other competitors for that title is that she...umm...well let's be blunt, she was the dancer who put sex into it. The one who said "Hey, you know that A+ leg tone that naturally develops from doing this for a living? Why don't I let people see that? Like at every opportunity?" She reportedly insured her legs for five million dollars after hitting it big, which just goes to show that fame makes you crazy. It should have been ten million.

Arguably the Best female dancer of her time, she supposedly insured her legs for $5 million dollars. Stole the show whenever she had a dance number, even if she went uncredited. Musicals started to go out of fashion so unfortunately she didn't have as many big roles as she should have, but those she did are unforgettable. The Broadway Melody number in Singin' in the Rain - the green dress!

She could pirouette in pointes or tear it up in taps. Fred Astaire called her "beautiful dynamite" and wrote, "That Cyd! When you've danced with her you stay danced with." Gene Kelly partnered with her three times. Her legs were (reportedly) insured for $5 million in 1952 ($57.8 million in 2024 dollars)! Everyone in this poll will be iconic, but for raw physical grace, Cyd is up there with the best.

Legs for days, beautiful dancer in the most iconic scenes of Singin in the Rain. She's glorious. As some guys sung to her in It's Always fair weather, 'baby you knock me out!'

Incredibly, Cyd Charisse only started learning to dance as a rehab exercise to strengthen her body after a childhood bout of polio. She was in high demand as a dance partner, Fred Astaire called her beautiful dynamite and said "When you've danced with her, you stayed danced with". She was one of a few leading ladies to dance with both Astaire and Kelly, declaring them both delicious. Kelly apparently was stronger, while Astaire was more coordinated. She also said her husband would always know who she had been dancing with because Kelly left her bruised, while Astaire didn't leave a mark. She's better known for her dance numbers today, but she was a leading lady in her time! Her Scottish accent in Brigadoon leaves a lot to be desired, but compared to the other actors in the movie, it's almost good. She appeared in The Harvey Girls alongside Judy Garland and Angela Lansbury in her first speaking role, but she really burst onto the scene with Singin' in the Rain and her infamous Broadway Melody Ballet number with Gene Kelly (no one could handle a length of fabric like Cyd Charisse). She was brought in because Debbie Reynolds wasn't really a dancer and Kelly was notoriously a stickler about his Vision. After that she starred opposite Astaire in The Band Wagon, which was a bit of a flop but created some enduringly incredible dance numbers. She went on to star in a number of MGM movies, and was one of the last of the Studio era stars to remain on contract. Since we've got up to 1970, I'm including her opening routine in The Silencers (1966) to show just how long she was making a splash - she's into her 40s here and still a siren:

and of course, the iconic Broadway Melody Ballet -

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CRIMSON SHADE

Chapter 06

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I know how much it matters to you

I know that you got daddy issues.

- ( The song of the chapter is "Daddy Issues" by The Neighbourhood ft. Syd)

Khushi sits in front of her laptop screen, staring at the empty file that once held her escape. It feels as if the code of her life has been rewritten, lines of her plan deleted without warning.

She managed to recover some of the files from her formatted computer but the most important folder is, of course.

Empty.

Her encrypted freedom was hijacked by an unseen hacker, who tore down her firewall from the inside and rewrote her life's code with a single keystroke.

She feels the walls closing in, like the network is shrinking, suffocating. Every key she types echoes like the ticking of a countdown. Each attempt to trace the hacker, to recover even a shred of her stolen evidence, hits a dead-end. The once familiar language of numbers and commands, her shield, now betrays her, leaving her exposed in the dark web.

The trap is perfect.

She feels herself sinking into it.

The safety protocols failing one by one.

There's no backdoor, no way to break the code that now binds her, leaving her frozen in a system she thought she could outsmart.

The last few days were tough, frustration gnawing at her ever since that unexpected meeting with Mr. Raizada.

Damn it, Damn him.

She will be lying, if she says she isn't sacred of 'Mr. I-despise-you'.

Actually

He terrifies her.

The man is like an encrypted code filled with blank spaces, written in hidden algorithms that she had no idea how to decipher. So much information, so many answers encrypted within his layers. And she had no idea where to find the correct data sequence to decrypt his mysteries.

Sighing, she shakes her head, as if to remove Mr. Raizada out of her head. She leans back into her pillow, closing her eyes to escape the strain of too much screen time, replaying the events that happened last few days.

After ditching her bodyguards, again, she slipped into the city yesterday to meet one of her college professors, someone brilliant enough to maybe help her trace the hacker. After days of gruelling effort on her own, pushing her limits until her eyes stung and her hands ached, he was her last hope.

She explained the situation as vaguely as possible, hoping he'd see something she missed, some miracle solution that would break her free. But there was none. Just more dead ends.

Finally, after exhausting all options, Khushi decides to wait. Patience will have to be her strategy for now. She plans to rely on the network of resources she has meticulously planted throughout the house...hidden cameras, discreet microphones, and surveillance equipment. Each one is her carefully placed set of eyes and ears, her silent sentinels. All the while, she prays no one discovers them.

If she can't act yet, she can at least watch and listen, biding her time until the perfect moment to strike.

And meanwhile, she hopes for something significant to unfold, something she can use to her advantage, something she can leverage to turn the situation in her favour.

She hacks into the main circuits of the house's CCTV system, gaining full control. Now, every camera, every angle is at her command. She watches the feeds stream through her laptop, monitoring every movement in the house without anyone suspecting her. It's her own invisible web.

Through the CCTV feeds, Khushi scans the sprawling mansion her father built in Delhi after their move from Kolkata, a blend of traditional Indian designs and modern conveniences.

The mansion may look like a symbol of status and power from the outside, but through her feeds, she sees it for what it is.

'A gilded cage'

It is filled with secrets and shadows, a place designed to control both the outside world and the people trapped inside it.

Her father recently had the house repainted. No matter how many fresh coats are added, the crimson will always remain, splattered beneath the pristine white wall.

Unseen but never forgotten.

Nothing in the mansion screams opulence. The carefully curated simplicity is just another layer of control. The wealth is there, woven into the fabric of every room, hidden beneath a veil of restraint, much like her father's carefully maintained image.

Her father cannot openly flaunt his wealth, as any display can draw the scrutiny of the Income Tax Department or the Anti-Corruption Bureau. Though these departments are in his pocket, it's always better to be safe than sorry.

She observes the Entrance hall, with its polished marble floors gleaming under the soft lighting. Beyond the hall, a staircase rises, curving upwards like something out of an old-world palace, its handrails intricately carved from dark mahogany, leading to the upper levels of the house.

The mansion is filled with abstract artwork, some genuine, some likely smuggled. Large French windows overlook manicured lawns, but she knows every one of those windows is equipped with bulletproof glass.

Her father's study is discreetly tucked away behind a solid wooden door on the first floor. It's the heart of his operations.

It was always off-limits to her, a place of secrecy and constant mystery. Despite all her expertise, she can't infiltrate the walls with any of her surveillance tools.

No camera can penetrate those walls.

There's no CCTV as well.

It frustrates her endlessly, knowing that within those walls are the answers she sought. But she isn't entirely powerless. She has managed to plant a small microphone inside a flower vase during one of her rare visits, hoping it would give her some access to the world her father has kept hidden. Now, as she pulls up the feed, she wonders if it's still active.

Her fingers hover over the keyboard as the feed comes to life. It's still active!! Relief washes over her as she adjusts the volume. The faint crackle of static confirms the microphone is picking up sound. She connects her headphones swiftly.

Voices float in the background.

Pulse quickens.

Breathing ceases.

And she listens.

".....what should we do next, sir?" The gruff voice of Mr. Sharma filters through. He is the lifelong bodyguard/right-hand man of her father.

"I said it was a bad idea," her father snaps, his frustration palpable even through the static. "But he was so stubborn... and oh so impatient... he could wait a few days...I had it all planned."

"Mr.Jha picked someone so unprofessional for such a sensitive job," Mr.Sharma commented.

A pause....

A static....

"That lousy motherfucker Rocky botched the entire thing. Soon they will find out, we were behind it." Her father's voice drops lower, almost a growl.

"Why did Mr. Jha act without consulting us? We could have handled it on his behalf, " frustration creeps into Mr. Sharma's voice as well.

"He thought he was avenging his father," her father replies.

"If you don't mind, can I ask something, Sir?" Mr.Sharma asks. Her father might have given him the green signal because a minute later, he continues, "He said he was sure about who killed his father. But how could that be? The person he's talking about was just a boy back then...what, 14 or 15?"

A long, tense silence follows before her father responds, his voice now cold and measured. "We never truly know the monsters people carry inside them."

Mr. Sharma says cautiously, "But how does killing the Wolves' daughter fit into that revenge?"

Another pause. Her breath catches as her father's voice cuts through, sharp and suspicious. "Someone's been feeding him information. He believed he'd killed The Vulture's sister."

Her mouth hangs open, as her heartbeat picks up. Holy fucking shit!!

"But why would his sister be with The Wolves?"

"We had no idea where the girl went after her mother's death, but Mr. Rathore has a nasty habit of using daughters as bargaining chips, doesn't he?" her father's voice drops down.

There was a long pause as if her father was in deep thought. "It's entirely possible he handed the girl over to the wolves to hide her identity or.... worse.. exchanged her with a daughter of the wolves to gain leverage over someone in their family."

"Do you think she really was his sister?"

Khushi leans in closer, her heart racing as she strains to catch her father's reply.

"Let's hope she wasn't." her father responds, his voice steady yet a dark, bitter shadow overpowers his voice. "If she was, the hell will break loose."

"If we're lucky," he continues after a pause, "...no one will ever find out we're behind it. But the way it was handled... so sloppily...it's only a matter of time before the wolves figure it out. It's a direct slap to their face. And if she was indeed his sister, soon both the Eagles and the Wolves will be at our throats.. This is war. They'll demand retribution....You understand what that means, don't you?"

"Yeah," Mr.Sharma responds grimly. "We need to tighten our security. And with Mr. Jha's political campaign underway, we'll have to stay on high alert."

"I'm concerned about the Wolves' new security expert, Adam Marcus. He's a former American Navy SEAL, and people have already started calling him 'the hound dog.' They say he has a special talent for digging up dirt. Keep an eye on him."

"Sir?" Mr. Sharma asks after a brief pause, his gravelly voice cutting through the silence. "Should we alert your daughter?"

"There's no need," her father replies, his tone dismissive yet sharp. "It's not her safety I'm worried about, it's ours. And our reputation is what's at risk right now."

Yes, of course. What's new?

Her father's indifference no longer surprises or bothers her.

Then his father's faint voice crackles in the faint static as if he were talking to himself, "The Eagles won't hurt her..''

"Sorry, Sir, I didn’t quite catch that."

"It's nothing. Do as I say.....Tell..."

A sharp knock on her door jolts Khushi from her thoughts, sending her heart racing. Panic floods her as she hastily shoves her laptop beneath a pillow. She runs a hand through her hair, trying to smooth away her startled expression before standing up.

Mr. Jha's smiling face peeks through the ajar door,

"Khushi," he beams, his voice light, "I hope I'm not disturbing you."

"..umm..Hello, Mr.Jha." Khushi just gives him a tight-lipped smile.

"Khushi, Khushi, Khushi," he says with an almost playful tone as he steps into her room, a package in his hand. He sinks into the chair at her desk. "You look more beautiful than the last time I saw you."

Light filters weakly through the curtains, casting elongated shadows across the floor that seem to shift with the tension. Her room, her sanctuary amidst the chaos of her life started to feel different all of a sudden, taut, like a wire ready to snap. It feels exposed.

So does she.

She's always kept her space simple-a bed neatly tucked in one corner, a sleek desk where she often loses herself in study and a leather couch facing the TV. If she listens closely, it feels like she can hear the silent screams of her furniture.

Her bookshelf in the corner, filled with books she escapes into, stands as a silent witness, but nothing in this space feels safe now. It's as if the walls themselves are holding their breath. Waiting

Just like her.

Khushi stares at Mr. Jha with a blank expression, realizing he's waiting for a response, evident from the expectant look on his face.

"Mr. Jha, you just saw me two days ago," she says dryly.

He smirks, eyes glinting. "You're a beauty I could never tire of praising..... and soon, my goddess, you'll be my wife. Drop this 'Mr. Jha' nonsense. I have a name. Call me Shyam."

Standing, he strides over to her, his fingers wrapping around her hand before she can pull it away. He places the package in her palm. "This is for you."

She resists the strong urge to yank her hand free and step back. But that would be disrespectful and her father would have her head for it. He made it perfectly clear to her.

"Thank you, Mr. Jha."

He sighs, frustration leaking into his eyes. "Come on, open it."

Reluctantly, she pulls apart the wrapping. Inside is a deep red saree with intricate borders, adorned with shimmering stones. She glances at him, confusion flickering across her face.

"We're going on a date tonight," he declares with smug satisfaction.

"Oh..." she falters, unsure of how to respond.

"We'll be joined by some of my party's politicians and their wives. They've been eager to meet you for a while."

She blinks, still processing. The last thing she feels like doing is entertaining those sleazy politicians.

"Wear the saree. You just look divine in red. " Mr.Jha's tone drops down an octave, "Red suits you, but having you all to myself suits you more." His hand lingers on her forearm, sliding up toward her shoulder, then her face. Her stomach tightens, and she bites her lip, wishing he would stop. Her throat tightened as if invisible hands were squeezing it. Every breath she took felt shallow, incomplete, like she was drowning in the very air around her. The urge to pull away, to run, to be anywhere but here, was overwhelming, yet she remained frozen, trapped in the politeness expected of her.

A sharp knock breaks the tension. Mr. Jha steps back, clearly irritated. It's Buaji.

"Mr. Jha, Mr. Gupta is waiting for you in his study."

Khushi exhales deeply, releasing a breath she doesn't realize she is holding as she grips the package with trembling hands. Mr.Jha flashes her a smile that promises this isn't over, before leaving the room with unsettling ease.

The moment the door clicks shut behind him, Khushi feels her entire body sag with relief, her shoulders falling as if unburdened by an invisible force.

The stillness that follows his departure is welcomed.

She savores the quiet.

It is all she has at this moment.

Author's note:

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[bollywoodirect]

Remembering Asit Sen, the renowned Hindi film comedian of yesteryears, on his 30th death anniversary (18/09/1993).

Born on 13 May 1917, Asit Sen was a multi-talented figure in the Hindi film industry, initially gaining recognition as a film director before becoming a celebrated comedian. Over the course of his four-decade career, from 1953 until his passing on 18 September 1993, Sen directed two films and starred in over 200, leaving an indelible mark on Indian cinema.

Known for his unique acting style, Sen often portrayed characters in positions of authority—be it a police inspector or a landlord—but always with a comedic twist. His slow-paced dialogue delivery and thin voice stood in striking contrast to his imposing physical frame, adding layers of humor and depth to his roles. He was particularly prolific during the 1960s, 1970s, and early 1980s, sharing the screen with many of the industry's biggest names.

Sen's journey in the film industry began under the mentorship of director-producer Bimal Roy in Kolkata. However, as the Kolkata-based film industry began to decline, Roy, along with his team—including Sen, Hrishikesh Mukherjee, Nabendu Ghosh, Kamal Bose, and later Salil Chaudhury—relocated to Bombay (now Mumbai) in 1950. Before fully embracing acting, Sen directed two films for his mentor's production house: "Parivar" in 1956 and "Apradhi Kaun" in 1957.

Today, we pay tribute to Asit Sen, whose contributions to Indian cinema as both a director and a comedian continue to be cherished. His legacy lives on, bringing smiles and laughter to generations.

[zebrastudio79]

Zebra Studio is an esteemed acting institute located in Kolkata, India. It is widely regarded as one of the best acting schools in the city and has gained a reputation for its comprehensive curriculum and experienced faculty. The institute was established with the aim of providing aspiring actors with a platform to hone their skills and develop their talents. The faculty comprises industry professionals who have significant experience in the field of acting and are passionate about sharing their knowledge with students. They provide personalized attention to each student, helping them identify their strengths and weaknesses and work towards improving their craft.

[atwozstory]

Sabyasachi Chakraborty: A Legend of Tollywood

Introduction:

One of the most gifted performers working in Indian cinema now is

Sabyasachi Chakraborty. Over the course of his many years in the

business, he has given some of the most enduring performances

in Indian film history. We shall examine his life, career, and accomplishments

in more detail in this blog.

Early Life and Education:

1956 saw the birth of Sabyasachi Chakraborty in Kolkata,

West Bengal.After completing his education at South Point School,

he went on to earn his degree from the University of Calcutta.

His mother, Jharna Chakraborty, was a stage performer, and his father,

Subhendu Chakraborty, was both an actor and a director in the Bengali

cinema business.

Early Career:

In the 1970s, Sabyasachi Chakraborty began his acting career in

Kolkata's theater scene.

He collaborated with some of the most gifted playwrights and

directors of his day and was

involved with a number of theater organizations in the city. He

made his debut in the Bengal

i cinema business at the beginning of the 1980s with Aparna

Sen's "Paroma."

Film Career:

In his more than three decades-long acting career, Sabyasachi

Chakraborty has appeared

in more than 200 movies. He is renowned for his acting flexibility and

has appeared in films

as a variety of characters. His roles in the movies "Hirak Rajar Deshe,"

"Ganashatru," "Chokher Bali," "

Dosar," "Feluda," and "Kahaani" include some of his most enduring

performances.

Career in television:

In addition to movies, Sabyasachi Chakraborty has been in a number

of widely watched Indian

television series. His appearances on the television programs Byomkesh

Bakshi, Kababu, Satyajit Ray

Presents, and Gaaner Oparey are well remembered.

Awards and Recognition:

For his services to the Indian cinema industry, Sabyasachi Chakraborty has

won numerous accolades

. For his roles in the movies "Hirak Rajar Deshe" and "Kahaani," he has twice

taken home the National

Film Award for Best Actor. For his contributions to Indian cinema, he has also

received numerous

honors at foreign film festivals.

Conclusion:

In Indian cinema, Sabyasachi Chakraborty is a genuine legend. He has inspired

numerous

generations of performers and filmmakers in addition to entertaining audiences

with his performances.

His fans and the film community alike will always remember and love what he

contributed to the worlds

of cinema, television, and theater.

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[humanbonesforsale]

The Legality of Human Bones and Skeletons for Sale

In the United States, there are several ethical concerns regarding the trade in human remains. This article explores the legality of human bones and skulls for sale and outlines the ethical considerations involved in the trade. You'll also learn about the sources of human remains and the demand for skeletal specimens for medical research and education.

Legality of owning and trading human remains in the United States

Many states have laws governing the commodification of human remains, but these laws are complicated and hard to interpret. An attorney at the Louisiana Department of Justice said the laws are extremely complex and ambiguous. Moreover, there is no centralized resource on the Internet that allows researchers to examine the legality of owning and trading human remains state-by-state. Hence, academics are unable to give concrete examples of state laws.

The legality of owning and trading human remains is an important issue. Though some states have banned this practice, it is still legal in other states. The trade in human remains is an example of a form of unlicensed trade and has many negative aspects. It is highly recommended that individuals avoid such businesses.

While federal law does not prohibit the trade or ownership of human remains, a few states have laws restricting the import and export of human bones and skulls. In New York, Georgia and Tennessee, the sale or import of human remains is illegal. This also applies to Native American remains. Native American remains are protected by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

Sources of human remains

The global human remains trade is driven by the growing demand of medical schools and private collectors. However, there are a few key issues that make the trade problematic. First of all, it perpetuates cultural practices and disrespect for the dead. Second, it revives a dark Colonial era practice of bone-collecting. Third, there are reports of grave-robbery. In some cases, people steal human remains to sell them for a profit.

The industry is often corrupt and involves the powerful collecting the powerless. Most of the time, these bones are from Indigenous and Brown people. Other times, they are taken from graves or sacred sites. In addition, the trade often involves scientific racism and filling medical schools. And third, there are ethical issues involved.

Human remains trade is also linked to grave-robbing. This practice is illegal unless someone has a license to disturb graves.

Demand for skeletons in medical education

Skeletons are used by medical students to conduct practical experiments and examinations. There is a high demand for human skeletons from overseas institutions and colleges. A doctor based in Kolkata said that the medical schools in India were unable to meet the growing demand for skeletons. However, some Indian skeletons have been exported to Thailand and Japan.

Skeletons have long been used in medical education. In the Renaissance, Andreas Vesalius, a hotshot Renaissance scientist, published his famous book De humani corporis fabrica before he was thirty. Vesalius was a skeptic of the medical establishment and regarded skeleton-making as a dirty and difficult task.

Skeletons are an essential part of the medical education process. Students spend 18 months studying human anatomy and undergo exams worth 500 marks to test their knowledge. There are dozens of public and private medical colleges in India. A total of 13 public medical colleges offer about 3,162 seats to students pursuing the BDS course. There are also nine private dental colleges with about 1,280 seats.

Ethics of collecting human skulls

A London curiosity shop is trying to crowdfund the purchase of a Peruvian mummy. Although not King Tut, this mummy is likely an adult. It has been described as "crunchy" by one museum visitor. The shop also offers other objects made from human remains, including Ouija board planchettes and wallets.

The ethics of collecting Human Bones for Sale skulls are complicated. While some auction houses have banned the sale of body parts, this practice continues to occur in many prestigious auction houses. Despite the fact that dry human remains can be easily transported and stored, the danger of selling human remains is real. Unfortunately, cases like Parker's skull will occur again. The skull was removed from the body of a criminal.

Although there are no federal laws prohibiting the sale of human remains, there are many laws designed to protect the dead's dignity. One such law is in the Canadian Criminal Code, sections 182: "Dignity of the dead."

[accountantready]

A Step-by-Step Guide to Become a Tax Accountant in India

Understand What a Tax Accountant Does:

A tax accountant will take charge of the taxation load for both private and government institutions. What differentiates a tax accountant from an accountant is the scope, for the general accountant is expected to account for several activities while dealing with finance; he or she handles issues on savings and income in relation to both parties- government and people- at various levels, though at one level at time. Besides the two above points, the accountant is required to comply with all the tax requirements from federal down to state level.

Some of the major differences between tax preparers and tax accountants include preparation of tax returns, planning, and consulting. Basically, a tax accountant acts as a consultant to collaborate with clients in their current tax liabilities and assist in designing long-term financial goals through continuous tax planning. This article explains the process of becoming a tax accountant in India, including qualifications, skills, and available training options, such as Tally, accounting, and Taxation courses in Kolkata.

The Most Vital Functions of a Tax Accountant are:

Effective planning for clients

Preparation of State and Federal Tax Returns.

The client consultancy about his demand to decrease the tax liabilities.

Deadline adherence while maintaining the tax compliance of laws.

Annual plan of Integrated Tax benefits

Effect on taxation through law

How to Become a Tax Accounting Professional in India?

Become a Tax Accounting Professional by a blend of study, experience, and acquiring new skills. Here's your step-by-step career way:

Step 1: Building a Sound Academic Foundation

Undergraduate degree: Bachelor's in Commerce (B.Com), or equivalent: This will ensure some conceptual knowledge in elements of accounting, finance, and taxation.

Professional Certification: Get your professional certification after acquiring your undergraduate degree. Useful ones are as follows:

⦁ CHARACTERED ACCOUNTANT (CA) : Will give a strong holistic view in taxation, auditing, and Financial Accounting. ⦁ Cost and Management Accountant (CMA): Its focus lies on management accounting, cost analysis, and tax planning. ⦁ Certified Public Accountant (CPA): This certification is helpful especially in jobs with an international firm or a niche industry finance sector.

Step 2: Practical Experience

Aside from formal education, hands-on experience is a must. Here's how one goes about it:

Internships: This includes taking up intern positions within accounting firms or companies that have financial departments where tasks of taxation are undertaken or implemented in real life situations.

Entry-Level Jobs: Tax assistant or junior accountant role that will practically allow one to apply the knowledge learned as well as gather the skills necessary.

Networking: Several professional societies that one can join to create a network of contacts, seek mentors, and also seek employment opportunities .

Phase 3: Key Skills

One needs to acquire these core skills to become a successful tax accountant: ⦁ Analytical Skills: The ability to interpret financial data and tax codes to ensure sound financial planning. ⦁ Communication: Simplify complicated tax laws to your clients. ⦁ Attention to detail: One should ensure that accuracy is an important aspect so that tax return preparation will not turn out wrong. ⦁ Ethics and integrity: The call for high ethics for all forms of financial reports and tax practices.

Step 4: Become a Continuing Student

Tax laws change every year. How to be up to date?

⦁ Advanced certifications: Enroll in a certification course on tax specialisation, which may add depth to your work as a professional and eventually open better avenue for advancement also. Accounting Course in kolkata is a Great choice to gain some knowledge on this field. ⦁ Conferences and Seminars: Discuss topics dealing with the tax laws of the day and accounting trends

Step 5: Know Your Accounting Software

Getting better at accounting software can become progressively important. Consider programs like a Tally course in Kolkata, and find digital accounting training helpful. This can assist in ensuring accuracy and productivity for your accounting and taxation-related tasks. Tally is an application used mostly by people in India. It has become an application that cannot be avoided in dealing with accounting or in the preparation of tax returns, thus making it a necessary component in a tax professional's career.

Step 6: Deep Insight into Tax Laws and Compliances

Basic of tax accounting are about the understanding of the tax laws of India. Key areas to be discussed below:

⦁ Income Tax Act: In terms of personal as well as corporate tax compliances. ⦁ Goods and Services Tax (GST): GST compliances, very critical. And that's particularly for individuals if they have undertaken a GST Course in Kolkata niche area. ⦁ Tax Planning Strategies: For what strategy will the consultant is using with a client, in order to minimize or reduce the payment towards tax to a greatest possible degree.

Step 7: Specialized Certification and Specialization]

A bit of experience under one's belt and it would not be a bad idea to get some specialized certifications that impart some extra skills in such areas as the following:

⦁ Tax Planning and Management There are lots of institutes offering strategic tax planning programs. This should really extend your capabilities. ⦁ International Taxation Any one who has worked with clients engaging in cross-border transactions can vouch for me. Knowing international tax is very, very plus.

Step 8: Increase Your Client Base

Building a client base is crucial when you get more expertise. Here's how to grow your network:

Freelance services: You can offer help on tax accounting to small businesses and individuals as a freelancer.

Industry networking: You have to attend industry events and conferences, which will allow you to meet more potential clients and build the network.

Online presence: You can get a professional online profile, where you attract clients with a need for tax accounting.

Conclusion

A career in tax accounting in India calls for an excellent balance of education, practical experience, and keeping abreast of changes in the industry. These steps can serve you in setting up a fulfilling profession by guiding your clients through the maze of tax regulations.