Kalighat paintings, born in the 19th-century fervor of Kolkata's bazaars, blend religious motifs with social satire, reflecting Bengal's cultural pulse. Crafted by skilled patuas or chitrakars, these vibrant artworks transcend canvas, embodying tales of tradition and modernity. While Bhaskar Chitrakar remains faithful to classical techniques, he emerges as a pioneer in seamlessly incorporating contemporary societal themes into this longstanding artistic tradition.
