Bivash’s skill set is broad, multifaced and includes work as a social worker, researcher, theater practitioner, and networker. His broad participation in theatre groups/organizations/institutions has given him a comprehensive grasp of oriental art and theater, with an emphasis on indigenous customs. Besides theater, Bivash’s background in film acting and editorial work for peer-reviewed publications highlight his intelligence and adaptability.
Bivash’s path to artistic brilliance has been influenced by his partnerships with renowned directors both domestically and internationally.
He has received mentoring from well-known individuals like R. Ramanujam, Ratan Thiyam, Prabir Guha, S Pralayan, Mangai, and Zairo Vergo Fruto, who have helped him develop creative theatrical concepts and techniques.
Bivash’s approach to social work is characterized by empathy, creativity , and a strong conviction in the transformational potential of the arts. He keeps pushing for good change, whether it is via theatrical productions that depicts social standards or neighborhood-based programs that provide voice to the marginalized communities.
He has led a number of initiatives that have empowered underprivileged groups. His recent participation in a rigorous one-month batik painting workshop at Santiniketan, organized by MGSocialCare.Org is worth mentioning. By giving the underprivileged women the chance to learn this age-old art form, he not only taught them useful skills but also made them feel proud of and independent of themselves.
In his capacity as a mentor in the West Bengal Division of mgsocialcare.org, Bivash plays a pivotal role. He instills in others the value of using art as a vehicle for social change via his mentoring and leadership.
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