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Elis Riebow
Nice blog. I would like to share my feelings about Gaaner opare. being born and brought up in Bihar and Jharkhand, I never got any chance to study the works of Rabindranath tagore apart form "Jana Gana Mana" and his short story Kabuliwallah(i don't even know to read or write bengali). But i used to watch bengali tv channels. Bengali daily soaps only served one purpose for me. I watched them to improve my bengali. then comes Gaaner opare with its overdose of Rabindra Sangeet and ideals of Rabindranath and their relevance in today's time. the show offered something that I instantly connected with it. the sahar tv show "Thakur thakbe koto khon" was targeted for people like me who are ignorant of the life and works of Rabindranath. it resonated with instantly. I could easily identify myself with characters like Prodipta and Tin Tin. from June to September 2010 Gaaner opare became a part of my life. but then I got admitted to an Engineering college and it became impossible for me to follow this show. when I heard about the show coming to an end, I April 2011 I felt heartbroken. I read my blogs, forums, dscussion boards protesting against the so called abrupt ending. I couldn't comment since I was completley ignorant of what was going on in the show. the episodes were not even available online. finally I completed my engineering in april 2014 and returned home. I still had 5 months before I got my job joining letter. so once again I searched the internet for the episodes of this show. luckily all the episodes were made avaiable on youtube on 8th may 2014 and i was able the watch them. i do admit that the ending seems to be rushed with many loose endes remaining unexplained. yet must remember that the iconic status and greatness of the lies in the fact that it wasn't streched unnecessarily. also we must accept that all good things always come to an end. finally i would conclude that it was really a befitting tribute to Kobi Guru to will forever remain in our memory and in the hearts of the future generations.