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1975

Shahana

Mumbai
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Shahana is a cultural organization inspired by the philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore and his vision of universal humanism. The organization seeks to communicate Tagore’s ideals to contemporary audiences through curated programs, educational initiatives, and artistic activities. By presenting the multiple dimensions of Tagore’s thought—literary, musical, philosophical, and social—Shahana aims to create meaningful engagement with diverse communities.

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About Shahana

Shahana positions itself as a platform dedicated to interpreting and disseminating the humanistic philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore in today’s context. The organization believes that Tagore’s ideas remain deeply relevant in a fragmented and rapidly changing world.

Through performances, discussions, educational programs, and collaborative initiatives, Shahana seeks to highlight the universality of Tagore’s thought—emphasizing harmony, inclusivity, and cultural dialogue. Rather than limiting itself to literary appreciation, the organization brings together multiple art forms and community engagement models to reflect the breadth of Tagore’s creative and intellectual legacy.

Its long-term objective is to connect with a wide network of stakeholders and inspire social and cultural reflection through sustained artistic engagement.

History

Shahana was founded by Sunanda Majumdar, Snigdha Basu, and Indrani Acharya, who envisioned a structured platform to advance Tagore’s philosophy through organized cultural initiatives.

The leadership structure includes:

  • Indrani Acharya – Co-founder & Chairperson
  • Upamanyu Bhattacharya – Honorary Content Head & Trustee
  • Anusree Bonnerjee – Honorary Creative Director & Trustee

Since its inception, the organisation has worked towards expanding its outreach and building partnerships that align with its core objective: disseminating Tagore’s message of universal humanism to a broad and diverse audience.

Quick Facts

Established
1975

Upcoming Events

Past Events

Rhythm Roots is a live percussion concert scheduled for 21 February 2026 at Ravindra Natya Mandir Auditorium.
21
Feb
In-person

Rhythm Roots is a live percussion concert scheduled for 21 February 2026 at Ravindra Natya Mandir Auditorium, Prabhadevi...

Sat, Feb 21, 2026 | 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
Concert
Ravindra Natya Mandir, Mumbai
Ishaan is a Tabla player from the Farrukhabad Gharana.
Sabir Khan is an Indian sa.rangi player.
Harekrishna Halder is widely recognised as a leading contemporary performer of the East Indian folk percussion instrument, the Shree Khol.
Sukhada-Munde is a tabla player.
Ishaan Ghosh, Sabir Khan +2
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Address

302, Sagar Shrot, Juhu Versova Link Road
Mumbai 400053
Maharashtra
India