BY RUCHIRA GHOSH Nearly three years ago, at a grand musical event organized by a prominent local choir, Swarchhanda (lit. symphony & rhythm), I had the opportunity to hear the young Kolkata-based vocalist Jaydeep Sinha. And trust me, I was enthralled. His flawless, mellifluous rendition of “Mere Dhoond Dal Saaje” in pure Hindustani classical mode—on which Tagore based his creation “Maharaj Eki Saaje” (which he … Continue reading The Versatile Crooner Who Refuses the Limelight