Proshfuton

I attend recitation classes at Proshfuton Garia every Sunday morning under Ujjal Sir, and sometimes Indrani Madam also teaches. I am very happy learning from them. It is not only recitation—I experience overall grooming under their guidance.

Proshfuton is another name for hope. It does not merely extend a hand to nurture a small seed into a great tree; it also carefully revives trees that have nearly withered and are on the verge of falling. That is why the path ahead for Proshfuton shines so brightly.

Sir's classes are excellent. He teaches patiently, breaking down each point. Whatever I struggle with, he explains thoroughly until I understand. I truly enjoy attending his classes.

I have been attending Proshfuton for the past 3-4 years. The guidance has been invaluable in improving my recitation skills. I have grown significantly in expression, pronunciation, emotional connection, and stage presence. The emphasis on connecting with the poem's emotions has made my performances more engaging and authentic.

Poetry is the subtle expression of a writer's consciousness, but the responsibility of binding it in rhythm, tone, and emotion, and delivering it to the general public, falls upon the reciter. My five-year-old son Rishan has been learning from them for several months. The way they break down a poem—teaching proper pronunciation and capturing its emotion—is most commendable. In just a few months, there has been a clear transformation in my son's pronunciation and perspective on poetry.

After attending the class, I feel emotionally lighter and more positive. I am motivated to learn my mother tongue. I feel positive energy flowing into me. In terms of progress, I have developed the skill to analyze poems more intricately than before, and my voice has significantly improved.

Even after growing older, my desire to learn remained. I wanted something engaging, not overly formal. Then I found Proshfuton. In evening conversations, I did not even realize when Shri Ujjwal Bhattacharya taught me the intricate grammar of voice arts. Immersed in poetry-filled discussions, my mind gradually became enlightened—entirely due to his dedication. May this endeavor be fulfilled. Best wishes.

In June 2025, sitting at Jagaddhatri Temple with the Mother's blessings, I began learning poetry from respected Ujjwal Sir and Indrani Madam. I have loved poetry since childhood, but that love had hidden deep in my heart. In their presence, I am trying to give shape to that love. Sir taught me not to imitate anyone else, but to speak what I love in my own way. I have learned how to present a poem as recitation. I enjoy the class with everyone, big and small. Though I cannot practice regularly, I eagerly wait all week for Sunday at 10:00 AM.

The recitation class is top-notch. The teacher focuses deeply on the nuances of performance—teaching proper stress, rhythm, intonation, and diction. It is not just about memorizing lines; it is about understanding the emotion behind the poetry. My child's performances have become much more engaging and polished thanks to the training.

I attend recitation classes at Proshfuton Garia every Sunday morning under Ujjal Sir, and sometimes Indrani Madam also teaches. I am very happy learning from them. It is not only recitation—I experience overall grooming under their guidance.

Proshfuton is another name for hope. It does not merely extend a hand to nurture a small seed into a great tree; it also carefully revives trees that have nearly withered and are on the verge of falling. That is why the path ahead for Proshfuton shines so brightly.

Sir's classes are excellent. He teaches patiently, breaking down each point. Whatever I struggle with, he explains thoroughly until I understand. I truly enjoy attending his classes.

I have been attending Proshfuton for the past 3-4 years. The guidance has been invaluable in improving my recitation skills. I have grown significantly in expression, pronunciation, emotional connection, and stage presence. The emphasis on connecting with the poem's emotions has made my performances more engaging and authentic.

Poetry is the subtle expression of a writer's consciousness, but the responsibility of binding it in rhythm, tone, and emotion, and delivering it to the general public, falls upon the reciter. My five-year-old son Rishan has been learning from them for several months. The way they break down a poem—teaching proper pronunciation and capturing its emotion—is most commendable. In just a few months, there has been a clear transformation in my son's pronunciation and perspective on poetry.

After attending the class, I feel emotionally lighter and more positive. I am motivated to learn my mother tongue. I feel positive energy flowing into me. In terms of progress, I have developed the skill to analyze poems more intricately than before, and my voice has significantly improved.

Even after growing older, my desire to learn remained. I wanted something engaging, not overly formal. Then I found Proshfuton. In evening conversations, I did not even realize when Shri Ujjwal Bhattacharya taught me the intricate grammar of voice arts. Immersed in poetry-filled discussions, my mind gradually became enlightened—entirely due to his dedication. May this endeavor be fulfilled. Best wishes.

In June 2025, sitting at Jagaddhatri Temple with the Mother's blessings, I began learning poetry from respected Ujjwal Sir and Indrani Madam. I have loved poetry since childhood, but that love had hidden deep in my heart. In their presence, I am trying to give shape to that love. Sir taught me not to imitate anyone else, but to speak what I love in my own way. I have learned how to present a poem as recitation. I enjoy the class with everyone, big and small. Though I cannot practice regularly, I eagerly wait all week for Sunday at 10:00 AM.

The recitation class is top-notch. The teacher focuses deeply on the nuances of performance—teaching proper stress, rhythm, intonation, and diction. It is not just about memorizing lines; it is about understanding the emotion behind the poetry. My child's performances have become much more engaging and polished thanks to the training.