A Haat Movie Download
Marika Szala
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Conception of the program is as large a design intervention as its physical manifestation. The final functionality found an indoor, well-equipped, 800- capacity auditorium for formal concerts and an informal similar capacity open-airamphitheater that works simultaneously with independent spaces and support services. A multipurpose, multi-scaled exposition hall for exhibitions and seminars is proposed. A set of four baskets houses a music museum, a music store and music workshop space along with tourism offices and cafes. A large, air-conditioned food court extends into shaded courtyards and expansive greens for the basic need of spill overs. Formal, informal and open shop spaces are created to bring in the required sensitive adaptations of malls, markets and bazaars into this haat. An independent fine dining with an extended banquet facility is created to reinforce the business plan of this complex cultural complex.
Currently, four border haats are operational, along the India-Bangladesh border. Two border haats are located in Meghalaya at Kalaichar and Balat and two are located in Tripura at Srinagar and Kamalasagar.
The trade at border haats is permitted to be carried out in Indian Rupees/Bangladesh Taka and on barter basis, and data of such trade is maintained by the Haat Management Committee of the respective border haat. As per data furnished by the concerned State Governments, cash trade equivalent to Indian Rupees 1686.62 lakhs was carried out at the said four border haats in the five year period ending 2015-16.
The border haats aim at promoting the wellbeing of the people dwelling in remote areas across the borders of two countries, by establishing traditional system of marketing the local produce through local markets.
The artificial flowers, soft toys remind us of all the fairs we've been to during childhood. Since the mela space is concise yet spacious, it is perfect for a quick family outing on the weekend with the little ones. There are chairs inside, giving senior citizens a chance to catch their breath, and food stalls for quick bites and sips. Right outside the haat, there is also a book stall on wheels with a good collection of Bengali literature that gives you books at a 40% discount
With old Bengali classics playing, the haat is also where you find many stories. From candid camaraderie to quiet practice, you see the many sides of the artists, some of whom are from Nadia, Dhakuria of Kolkata, Midnapore and South 24 Parganas
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