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Three Women

Written by: Isheeta Ganguly, Chirantan Sarkar
Narrated by: Prerna Talwar, Richa Shukla, Madhurima Nigam, Akaash Das, Sonu Anand, Isheeta Ganguly
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 When the spirited and sassy ghost of Kadambari Devi―Rabindranath Tagore’s enigmatic sister-in-law―leaps across time, she finds herself guiding two iconic women from Tagore’s fiction: Charu and Bimala. Both brilliant, restless, and caught between love, intellect, and duty, they struggle to find their place in a world that is changing faster than they are allowed to.As the three women debate, challenge, and inspire one another, they discover a surprising truth: the world may have moved from the 19th century to the 21st, but the inner battles women fight―for independence, desire, and meaning―remain strikingly familiar.Adapted from Isheeta Ganguly’s internationally acclaimed dram-com musical Three Women: A Musical Theatre, this graphic novel offers a bold, visually immersive reimagining of Tagore’s heroines. Blending literature, history, and modern reflection, it celebrates the enduring power of Tagore’s women, and their quest to balance purpose with passion. Drama & Plays Women's Fiction World Literature
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