Studio Portraits from Durga Puja Stall

Puja isn’t just a ritual—it’s a feeling. It’s community, color, and culture all wrapped into one shared experience. This year, we set up a simple studio-style portrait corner during the celebration, and everyone who came by left with something timeless: a photo that captured the joy of tradition.

From families in elegant saris and kurta-pajamas, to solo portraits full of quiet grace, each person brought their own energy to the lens. We saw laughter, warmth, reverence—and a lot of beautiful details in every fold, drape, and smile.

Photographed by Dyuti Majumdar of Art and Memories, the portraits were kept clean, classic, and rooted in what makes this community so special. And yes, even Dyuti stepped in front of the lens for a few self-portraits—because celebrating from behind the camera is wonderful, but sometimes you belong in the frame too.

The setup may have been minimal, but the energy in the room was rich. Traditional wear, bright expressions, and a collective sense of celebration gave each photo something more than just a pretty backdrop—it gave it heart.

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