West Bengal looks like a beautiful dream in October. The durga pujo time doesn't just light up the streets but there is a certain kind of smell in the air that is pleasing and distinctive and holds a special place in the hearts of many.?
In an honest appeal, Filmmaker Shoojit Sircar urged various Durga Puja organizing committees to opt for a low-key celebration this year.?In his tweet, he further urges them to use the funds to rebuild the state which was recently hit by Cyclone Amphan.?
In his tweet, he wrote:
"An appeal to all Durga Pujo and Kali Pujo organizers: A humble request to all organizers not to be extravagant for celebration and rather use all expenses for donation for rebuilding and relief of the cyclone-affected areas."
Leaving 98 people dead and causing large-scale destruction to property in West Bengal and Odisha, the tropical cyclone struck several districts of the two states on May 20.??
The cyclone left behind a trail of destruction by uprooting trees, destroying thousands of homes and swamping low-lying areas of the state.?
(With agency inputs)