Asian Paints returns with Sharad Shamman People Of Pujo Season IV

Kolkata (West Bengal) [India], February 11 (ANI/NewsVoir): People largely experience the grandeur and creative excellence exhibited during Durga Pujo but only few know the heroes behind the scenes of this vibrant festival.
Hence, Asian Paints brings in all its glory, a heartfelt tribute to the People of Kolkata with its most talked-about property - Sharad Shamman People Of Pujo Season 4. The new season features extraordinary stories of six Heroes of Pujo who add a different meaning to the Pujo celebration itself. It also pays a posthumous tribute to the man who balanced his duties towards the country and his love for family traditions with equal passion - an ardent educationalist, illustrious politician, and Bharat Ratna Awardee, Pranab Mukherjee.
Asian Paints Sharad Shamman People Of Pujo campaign was initiated in 2016. This initiative celebrates the life of certain people who make Pujo very special for millions of us and for whom Pujo is just not another festival. It is a significant part of their lives. And with their unconditional effort, contribution and works, they give a new meaning altogether to Durga Pujo. #PeopleOfPujo is a series of micro-tales spinning around the lives of the heroes of Durga Pujo who we rarely come across.
Without the collective efforts of all these individual's tales, the grandeur of Durga Puja would have been lost. With People Of Pujo, we celebrate the lives of such Pujo Heroes who have unconditionally contributed to Durga Pujo celebrations.
Watch the new season of People Of Pujo in the below Asian Paints Sharad Shamman link:
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The People Of Pujo videos give the audience an insight into the humane angle of Pujo celebrations. Each individual's story is different from the other and deeply emotive which builds a strong connection with the audience. Below are the six heroes who's stories have been featured on People Of Pujo Season IV:
* Lt. Pranab Mukherjee - An ardent educationalist, an illustrious politician, former 1st citizen of India, since his six decade long political career missed his family Durga Puja only 5 times and that too because of the call of the state.
* Ramkrishna Sutradhar - Pata Durga is almost an extinct form of art. But, Ramkrishna, from Hatserandi village, in Birbhum, is truly last of those Mohicans, a 5th generation artist of Pata Durga, who wows to keep this art form alive.
* Dhananjay Patra - 95 per cent physically challenged, Dhananjay Patra has been making 8ft Durga Pratima every year all by himself and organizes Pujo in his house.
* Dr. Rajatshubhra Mukhopadhyay - A Medical Practitioner and Child specialist, who left the comforts of urban life to serve the poorer sections in the villages of Bankura and Hooghly.
* Reba Pal - A 75-year-old lady from Krishnanagar has been making Durga Chalchitra painting for the last 4 decades.
* Bakul Rani Mitra - Officer in Charge, Missing Person Squad - Kolkata Police works tirelessly on all the days of Pujo from her control room to rescue missing persons which go up during this festive period.
Four of the episodes are already live. The episodes of Reba Pal, Bakul Rani Mitra and Pranab Mukherjee's will go live on February 12, 19 and 26 respectively.
Since its foundation in 1942, Asian Paints has come a long way to become India's leading and Asia's fourth-largest paint company, with a turnover of Rs 202 billion. Asian Paints operates in 15 countries and have 26 paint manufacturing facilities in the world, servicing consumers in over 60 countries. Asian Paints has always been a leader in the paint industry, innovating new concepts in India like Colour Ideas, Home Solutions, Colour Next, and Kids' World.
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