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Ahiritola Jubak Brinda Durga Puja

Ahiritola Jubak Brinda Durga Puja, Ahiritola Jubak Brinda, North Kolkata, Kolkata, West Bengal, 700005, India

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🚇 Nearest Metro Station

Shobhabazar Sutanuti

402 m walk (~5 mins)

👥 Crowd Level

Heavy festive rush, security barricades active

Peak Rush: 07:30 PM - 01:30 AM

⏰ Opening Hours

06:00 AM – 02:00 AM

Best Hours: 22:00:00

🚆 Nearest Rail Terminal

Kolkata Railway Station

Connected via local suburban grid

Curated Cultural & Art Dossier

Art, Architecture & Philosophy

Ahiritola Jubak Brinda Durga Puja thematic narrative, master artisans, and creative vision.

Recent & Past Themes

Current Edition

2025: Roshnai (The Soul of Light & Shadow) | 2024: Somoyer Chonde (Rhythms of Time) | 2023: Banglar Lok Shilpo (Bengal Folk Art)

Historical Themes

2025: Roshnai | 2024: Somoyer Chonde | 2023: Banglar Lok Shilpo | 2022: Antarshakti | 2018: Street Wall Graffiti on Water Scarcity

Pratima & Divine Sculpture

Contemporary clay idol sculpted by master artists like Naba Kumar Paul, balancing classical iconography with expressive theatrical features.

Craftsmanship & Materials Used

Dynamic kinetic lighting installations, bamboo framework, hand-painted murals, jute fibers, and recycled urban textures.

Cultural Story & Community

Situated right next to the Ahiritola Ghat in the historic riverside district, Ahiritola Jubak Brinda seamlessly blends neighbourhood intimacy with expansive public art installations. Their pandals frequently spotlight pressing social concerns such as environmental sustainability, women empowerment, and Bengal's living folk artisan heritage.

Awards & Honors

Asian Paints Sharad Samman, Biswa Bangla Sharad Samman (Best Theme & Execution)

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