Tansener Tanpura

A fantastic.... series was made by hoichoi....a man who doesn't know anything about Indian classical music...will fall on love with it after watching it....the writer..sougata basu wrote a amazing story....all actors did their job pretty well..... waiting for season 2....on November

Soumik Chaterjee directed Tansener Tanpura is one of the best bengali web series. It is a series of 19 episodes but it will never bore you. Sougata Basu the writter did a gerat job .Screenplay was vey tight. This is a musical series. And the songs are just amazing. The direction is very good. Vfx is ok. Vikram Chaterjee delivered a very strong performance. Rupsha Chaterjee was also very good. Neel mukherjee and subhashish mukherjee are also good. Suhotra mukherjee and satyam Bhattacharjee was pretty good. The cinematography was very good. The lighting felt over saturated. For me is a must. Just awesome.

A very well attempted series with original story finishes with an disappointed ending.... I am very much upset at the end. It seems like, the series finishes too early and nothing was cleared. Bt overall performance of all the actors & co-actors was impressive & the songs which are use, are too good and prefectly matched with the plot & the locations. Many people can be fond of Indian Classic Music, after watching the series. Story is very new and fresh and written brilliantly with lots of information about the pure classical music & its instruments but can be better if more depth lawyer & complexity would be added in the story. Hope next season will come very soon with more attraction.

A well rounded story line with apt acting and classical music extravaganza! It depicts the conflict between the musical purist with the artistic elites in search of name, fame at any cost. It is a neat, must watch movie for the sake of a decent storyline, good cinematography, great gharana music, lovely locations and finally a refreshing combo of Vikram-Rupsha pair ushering more such pairings..

Refreshing to see a full scale TV series which celebrates Hindustani classical music, cleverly weaving it into a thriller plot. Wisely, it stays far away from technical discussions on raga structures, a sure fire way of turning most lay audience off. The songs lend extra spark to the series, and the vocalists are the true stars.