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Isheeta Ganguly reimagines Tagore’s heroines in new graphic novel ‘Three Women’
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Isheeta Ganguly reimagines Tagore’s heroines in new graphic novel ‘Three Women’
More than a century after Rabindranath Tagore wrote some of Bengali literature’s most memorable female characters, Indian American author and playwright Isheeta Ganguly is giving them a new life through a graphic novel that speaks directly to modern readers. At a launch event held at the Makaibari Bungalow at Taj Bengal in Kolkata on Saturday, Ganguly introduced Three Women, a graphic novel inspired by Tagore’s writings on women and regarded as …
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