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Venue
The Grand Theatre
Date
June 14, 2025
Showtime
19:30
Duration
3 hrs 25 mins (including a 20-min intermission)
Venue Highlights
Suitable for ages 7+
Witness a grand musical portrait of four iconic Bengali music composers – S.D. Burman, Hemant Kumar, Salil Chowdhury and R.D. Burman – as this nostalgic tribute traces how they redefined the tenor of Indian cinema.
Take a trip down the memory lane with an epic ode to the timeless Bengali composers – S.D. Burman, Hemant Kumar, Salil Chowdhury and R.D. Burman – complete with a special segment on Kishore Kumar, whose luminous body of work spans many realms of creativity.
Conceived and directed by composer Rahul Ranade, ‘Bengal Tigers’ takes the audience on an immersive journey helmed by contemporary musical beacons like Javed Ali, Mahalaxmi Iyer, Hrishikesh Ranade, and Sharayu Date.
With a revealing script by Pravin Joshi and Ranade and a live orchestra led by Kamlesh Bhadkamkar, the interactive audio-visual showcase traces the journey of the masters through their finest musical gems in Hindi and Bengali, frequently delving into the history behind the songs. Stitched together by a nostalgic narrative, this pastiche of retro songs and stories summon a bygone era, mapping the advent and evolution of the musicians’ illustrious careers.
Meet the Artists
Popular playback singer Javed Ali is celebrated for his golden voice, with his latest song from ‘Pushpa 2’ topping musical charts. Mahalakhsmi Iyer is an award-winning singer known for her eclectic body of work across genres like devotional songs, semi-classical, ghazal, and pop music. Renowned playback singer Hrishikesh Ranade has lent his voice to more than fifty Marathi movies and won the Maharashtra State Award for best male playback singer. Beloved for her silken voice, Sharayu Date flits with ease between genres like Classical music, Marathi natyasangeet, and other semi-classical and light forms like ghazal, bhavgeet and bhaktigeet.