Brochure CYM7

script
PRODUCTIONS
A DECADE OF CELEBRATING ENTERTAINMENT
OFFICIAL BROCHURE OF
CALCUTTA
YOUTH MEET
CHAPTER: RESURECTION
ABOUT: SCRIPT PRODUCTIONS
We are a decade old independent group of school and college students
across India, sharing common love for media in general and lms in
particular. Based in the city of Kolkata, they now wish to share the
platform with individuals interested in any similar aspects. Amidst the loud
cacophony of di erent worlds and their pleasures, we have lost the
Olympus of our Greeks. Calcutta- the city of joy! The city where people
prefer Esplanade to Pantaloons, a city where street foods outdo the hard
work of Starbucks and Pizza Hut, where Park Street is the richest place
and Durga puja means Kumartuli.
It has been the cherished heaven to those who has loved the city and
even to those experiencing the "bangaliana". The growth of this city has
been something to be wondered about. From Satyajit to Nolan; Kishore
Kumar to Steven Wilson; Mohiner Ghoraguli to Poets of the fall, Calcutta
has it all. This is probably why this city faces uncertainty in its
renaissance; for everyday is marked with a change to be admired. Like in
every other city, the youth, here, hold a sky of talents which probably
don't get exposed in a big stage.
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ABOUT: CALCUTTA YOUTH MEET
Calcutta Youth Meet is a platform for the U-25 boys and girls to amaze us
in every way they can! To add to the elegance of the event, the theme of
CYM changes annually, celebrating the anniversaries of the vast Indian
Cinema and respected dignitaries. The crowd is what keeps CYM going.
Taken initiatives to set a parallelism amidst the Hindi and Bengali medium
schools as well.
CYM wholeheartedly welcomes the Youth of Calcutta to get the city on its
feet. It serves an exposure on a larger scale and also meet various people
of other genres and some of them are celebrities too! CYM has been
blessed to have many such people who have helped build it in a manner
direct or indirect. The Ray family and many people who had been
associated with Satyajit Ray have helped forge Script Production and
hence CYM as a whole.
The members are admirable and their e orts have brought CYM to where
it stands presently. The stage is going to be set in the days to come. Soon
comes another day to make memories. Another theme to cherish and
another set of people to meet. We wish to see you soon. So, folks, armour
yourselves and shine your swords as soon as you can; for when the
Master calls, you are going to ght a battle like never before!
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Having came across a quite long path, the team holds back memories
both happy and sad, emotions both meek and aggressive, feelings,
struggles, co-operation, moments, and most importantly the unity and the
interest of the youth generation. Script Productions began with seven
enthusiastic, spirit driven teenage boys who united to make their rst ever
short lm. The startup was never easy. With the nancial challenges just
like every other teenage boy/girl faces, scripts started with “zero budget”
short lms pooling all the pocket money to accommodate the expenses
within the limit. The lm was made within 3 days and not to forget that the
e orts of those 7 juvenile brought to them the rst prize throughout India
and thus those youngsters got their con dence boosted up and started
working on their dream and it’s on them for what we are today. That group
of 7 youngsters is now a big family having diversi ed, nerdy, weird and
awesome new-age gang of boys and girls looking out for each other at
every step wanting to bring about a change in the society. Script
Productions did their rst theatre production in 2015 and from then they
never turned back. Many celebrities have supported and encouraged the
members of Script including the ‘Shahenshah’ of Indian Cinema, Mr.
Amitabh Bachchan himself who has been the biggest inspiration for them.
The team has also been fortunate enough to have support from people
like Tinnu Anand, SS Rajamouli, Sandip Ray, Sabyasachi Chakraborty and
many such names from the Indian entertainment industry.
Last but of course not the least having

left behind a trail of milestones of
achievements, we at Script are looking
forward to create more memories, win
more awards and expand our family with
the augurs of society and most
importantly involve the youth generation
and provide them a bold platform to
showcase their talent and prove their
worthiness to their friends, family and
everyone who even for once have tried
to criticise them for having their interests
expressed.
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CHAPTER: RESURRECTION
We are well versed with the phrase “Youth when stands united can shatter any
wall”. The city of joy has witnessed young talents arising since the day it was
born whenever a situation called for us. Being a citizen it would be safe to say
that the words ‘Calcutta’ and the ‘youth’ blend as smoothly as the yin to yang.
Calcutta Youth Meet as the name cites has been the biggest and brightest
event for the group of youngsters who always have had the foresight to
something so beautiful and spectacular. Last year the city witnessed a blast of
entertainment with the event of Calcutta Youth Meet, Chapter 6 which had its
theme as the ‘Final Chapter’ , of course not aware of the fact that the future
was having plans for the team again. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in his series of the
famous Sherlock Holmes tried ending it by making Holmes die in the story but
we do remember the craze right? The fan craze , those energised spirits
couldn't accept the abrupt ending and hence the plot twist had to be made by
the author.
Although in the book of 1891 , The nal Problem had Sherlock

dead, but the author couldn't stop from reviving the character
seeing the interest of the nerds and hence the book THE RETURN
OF SHERLOCK HOLMES where we see that Holmes has been
only fake dead for 3years and not ten and the story continues.
Having the same case repeated with us,

we couldn’t hold back ourselves seeing
the spirit and the interest and enthusiasm
of the youngsters from organizing another
big fest. Since we have already claimed
the chapter 6 of CYM to be “The Final
Chapter“ ,hence to start a new journey
again this time we have set o to organize
the grand event in a way even bigger, a
little more bolder and of course
monumental enough with diversi ed
categories for broader spectrum of events
for all the whippersnappers out there from
the lanes of the city waiting to bloom and
attract the attention of everyone just like
the garden fresh, gleaming and aromatic
orets in the yard of every house. Hence
having the theme of the event as
‘Resurrection’ we are returning to the city
of joy once again for Calcutta Youth Meet:
Chapter 7.
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MESSAGE FROM: THE FOUNDER’S DESK
There is a di erence between hope and belief. My grandfather used to
say what we face is in uenced by what we want. There is nothing that
can’t be achieved if one truly wants it.
Calcutta Youth Meet is more of a dream to me than that of a platform. The

dream was to bring the youth of the cultural capital, together, to make
something BIG!
The former capital of the country needs to be relevant again, and it will
not be possible without the love and support of the ones, who would
mould di erent industries of tomorrow. This festival celebrates Calcutta,
the culture and most importantly, the people whose contribution made all
of us proud.
If anyone ever told you that you are not competent enough to do
something, this is your chance. Come join us, and lets together, make
Calcutta relevant again!
- SHINJAN MITRA
Founder & CEO
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THE C SECTION
CALCUTTA COMMUNICATES
As mentioned earlier this section of the festival would throw light upon the set of activities that
is planned to get the city talking. Calcutta has produced and given the world a lot of leaders
across di erent verticals of the society. In this section of Calcutta Communicates we wish to
throw light upon certain programs that takes one through nostalgia blended with current
trends. Calcutta Communicates will also address programs that will promote entrepreneurship
and leadership qualities amongst students and youth of the city and suburbs.
CALCUTTA CONNECT
What Calcutta cultivates today, the country plans tomorrow. The City of Joy is the cultural
capital of India. However, its culture is not only limited to music, food, art and museums but it
also incorporates business. Due to its strong commerce and nancial hubs, it is one of the
most desirable places to do business. The city stands recognized as Eastern India’s business
and nancial capital. With its thriving economy and connectivity, our city is bridging the gap
between it and other states by welcoming business. We are cordially inviting investors to
explore a youth festival, the Calcutta Youth Meet and bystand the response that they get from
the youth of Kolkata.
CALCUTTA COMPETES
The city of Joy was never left behind when it comes about being proud of the rich Indian
culture. This section of the festival will focus more on motivating the youth to come and
participate on a platform like never before. The biggest cross contingent fest of Eastern India
is waiting for you.
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CALCUTTA COMMUNICATES: PROGRAM ITENERY
BORSHO BORON: THE LAUNCH EVENT
A small event which focuses on promoting the debut of another much bigger event. As you know
before the movie, comes the trailer. This launch event is just like that . Followed by some other
events which may enhance the excitement of people regarding Our Main event. We'll be
announcing the date, venue and other details about Calcutta Youth Meet.
This launch event is to build the hype around CYM as it has never before and attract many
di erent kinds of audiences.
THE SCHOOL CONCLAVE
A school conclave is a unique conference that covers and combines various programmes like
presentations, round tables, workshops, networking receptions to facilitate e ective partnership
building for senior gures from schools, investors, governments, and education suppliers. In simple
words, it is a meeting with all the school heads.
The main purpose or objective of the school conclave is that it helps the students to focus on
academic, social and career development and to prepare them academically, socially and most
importantly personally to achieve success in school and in their life ahead.
● Participants must be school students.
● Valid ID card to be carried on the day of the event.
● Participants should reach 15 minutes prior to the venue as mentioned to them.
● Participants are not allowed to leave before the programme ends.
● Participants are requested to wear formals and maintain decorum on the day of the event.
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CAMPUS CONNECT
A campus connect is a collective sphere where we bring together the CRs and heads of di erent
colleges, to discuss the academic, extra co curricular and other niches for further developing the
resources of the college, as well as facilitate them with a better connectivity with other colleges.
The conference will be constituting presentations, interactive sessions to discuss the niches based
on which the colleges are advancing in their elds.
Bringing in students from colleges would be a great way of exposure in their respective elds of
preference, where they get to connect with colleges and work collectively towards their goals. This
will be a great opportunity to open up various career opportunities for them.
● Participants must be school students.
● Valid ID card to be carried on the day of the event.
● Participants should reach 15 minutes prior to venue as mentioned to them.
● Participants are not allowed to leave before the programme ends.
● Participants are requested to wear formals and maintain decorum on the day of the event.
THE SOCIAL YARD
Social yard is a project for helping the people living in our neighbourhood and in the more densely
populated areas to make living a little easier and accessible. Throughout the years many NGOs and
Schools/ Colleges have taken it as an initiative to help these people by donating clothes, food,
medicine, money, old things etc.
In previous years we have contributed a little in this activity by running a social drive in which we
donated old/new clothes, newspapers (recycling), food and many more such things. This time too
we'll be joining hands together and work on something greater than before, with new ways to help
out poor/ less resourced people in and around Calcutta. The goal is that the visit aims at a certain
issue that can be solved and the result continues to stay that way for a long period of time.
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AGOMONOBATRA: THE SHORT FILM
It's been days and we were working on this. A fresh short lm waiting to be embraced by the crowd
will be released this year. What is it about? Who are the characters? What's the name of the short
lm? Which genres does this cover? We know you all will be curious, which is more than expected.
Because we were silent and now after ages we have begun to speak with uent suspense.
Let's keep it a secret and play it like a game. Here is a little synopsis of what awaits for everyone in
the near future.
Brahmananda Deb , a lonely old man who lives in his own farmhouse, hallucinates his
granddaughter, Sati, in front of him who had been taken to London by her parents when she was
ve years old. As days passes by, it becomes more frequent and su ering when one day he gets a
call from London that Sati is coming to India to meet him. But did Sati make it or it was just her
thoughts that landed in Calcutta? The mystery reveals soon…
EK JE CHILO RAJA: A THEATRICIAL TRIBUTE
Something which Kolkata hadn't seen or thought about before, took place several years ago. A
theatre play organized by a few students who went by the name Script Productions thrilled
everyone. What's with this story again? This might have come to your mind. We are telling this
story since we are coming back on stage. 'Ek je Chilo Raja' , a theatre show produced by Script
Productions, covered three greatest stories of all time by legendary gures. Goopy Gyne Bagha
Byne by Upendra Kishore Roy Chowdhury, Moron Bhomra by Sharadindu Bandyopadhyay,
Kabuliwala by Rabindranath Tagore were skillfully curated together.
This year with a di erent execution, slight changes in style we'll be showing you, 'Ek Je Chilo Raja'
once again. To celebrate and remember these personalities and their work . To tell everyone how
one can make a single play exhibit culture, emotions and suspense all together.
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THE MASTERCLASS SERIES
After holding several workshops over the span of these few years. We have now decided to
improvise and do something which will have a greater impact on learning minds. Months of
isolation during the pandemic have arisen some new interests in people.
But for those who are having di culty learning and adapting to this new found interest with
colleges/schools/work on their schedule. They are unable to subscribe to a certain course that
demands for their extra time.
Considering the growth of art and their di erent forms we are introducing MASTERCLASS.
A Masterclass is an advanced workshop where the students/audience are given a class of a

particular eld by the master of that eld within a day or two . In this master class we'll be having
with us an amazing industry expert who will not only teach you in this topic but will also help you
learn, work with you, give tips and tricks, clear doubts, discussions and more. Details will be
posted on our social media.
THE TALK SHOW
Script Productions since its inception wanted to educate today’s youth about certain traditions and
culture that is on the verge of getting extinct from the city. Calcutta has always been a huge fan of
Cinema hence we have tried having panel discussions on the lines of Cinema and entertainment
that shall not only bring the youth together but also can be a mode of education and entrainment.
This talk show is mostly done by celebrity panelists. Previously we had the fortune to have names
like Purnima Dutta, Tinnu Anand, Sandip Ray, Sabyasachi Chakraborty, Barun Chandra,
Alokananda Roy, Tridib Chatterjee, Dr. BD Mukherjee to have come and speak in our talk shows.
The 10th year celebration will de nitely have this venture executed in a bigger and better way than
before.
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PRABIR ROY CHOWDHURY & SAYAN ROY CHOWDHURY MEMORIAL YOUTH ICON OF THE
YEAR AWARDS
The youth icon awards is meant for the youth in our society who have achieved or contributed
something for the youth, to the youth. Prabir Roychowdhury and Sayan Roychowdhury were
industrialists who dreamt of blending trends with traditions and bring in a change in the timber
market, they were a huge fan of Indian Cinema and wanted to do something when it came in
supporting ventures in Calcutta. This award represents growth, achievement, inspiration and hope
all of which were the key factors of they success.
From doing a successful start up to have done something remarkable for society. The icon is
someone who represents the whole youth, and inspires them to be passionate about their career
and life choices.
Previous Awardees- Rwitobroto Mukherjee, Riddhi Sen, Imran Zaki, Sayan Ghosh
THE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
The Calcutta Youth Meet’s Lifetime Achievement Awards are dedicated to those who has
celebrated Calcutta and its culture throughout every work they did so far. This award is to honour
such heroes who kept ghting and tried their level best to make Calcutta relevant again.
Previous Awardees- Dr. Basudeb Mukherjee

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CALCUTTA CONNECTS: BUSINESS VERTICALS
SPORTS
“All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”. In order to prevent Jack from becoming a dull boy, it
is extremely essential to inject the sports culture within him. With the purpose of in uencing the
youth and creating a hype amongst them, the Calcutta Youth Meet has included the sports vertical.
The motive is simply to spread awareness among the youth about the importance of involvement in
sports and other physical activities that not only booster their physical health but also foster a
healthy mental state.
AUTOMOBILES
There has been a graphical rise in the popularity of automobiles amongst the young adults in recent
years. For catering the youth and gratifying the petrolheads, the Calcutta Youth Meet has included
automobiles among the several verticals. This step will give them an insight about this particular
industry. Along with that, it is going to act as a catalyst to boost up their interest in the eld of
automobiles.
EDUCATION
“A pen is mightier than the sword”. With proper education, a human being has the ability to
conquer the world. Although education and knowledge is said to be free, in today’s world children
are having to buy it with money. It has become a commodity rather than an asset. But
unfortunately, not everyone has the required capability to a ord the best education facilities.
Therefore, to provide an opportunity for all to develop equally, the Calcutta Youth Meet has
included the education vertical. The direct motive is to provide the less privileged section of the
youth with opportunities that help them germinate and shine. Through this, they will have a golden
chance to explore their interests in the eld of education.
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PRINT
Books are always a man’s greatest companion and history has been a witness to it. In
contemporary times, di erent methods are being adopted to endow the youth with knowledge but
books still continue to be the most reliable source of knowledge. However, sadly, today’s
generation does not really value books and fails to comprehend its worth in spite of our city being
a book lover’s hub ever since the ancient times. In order to prevent this rich culture from
diminishing, the Calcutta Youth Meet proudly includes print as one of its verticals. This vertical is
going to leave an impact on the youth and mould them in a way that in the coming future, they will
be able to set an example for the others.
FOOD
Bengal is a paradise for food lovers. Its wide range of exotic and delightful dishes makes the state
the rst choice of “bhojonroshiks”. And where to nd the perfect blend of palates than the city of
Joy. The culture of Bengal is inaugurated within its various dishes. Therefore the Calcutta Youth
Meet could not a ord to not include food as one of its verticals. This is going to provide every
visitor with an opportunity to explore di erent cuisines within one area without migrating in literal
terms and ll their hearts with jubilance.
PHARMA
We have often heard it being said that “Health is Wealth”. But sadly, in this twenty rst century, the
youth is prone to several health problems due to several reasons, mostly, unhealthy lifestyle.
Therefore, to stimulate an awareness among them about the importance of maintaining a good
health, the Calcutta Youth Meet has included Pharma among its several verticals. The vertical does
not only concern their physical well being, but also takes into account their mental health because
in recent times, there has been a graphical rise in the number of young adults being victims of
mental illnesses. To prevent this data from escalating, it is extremely essential to bring about a
change that we look forward to do from this particular vertical.
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LIFESTYLE
Every individual in today’s world tries to keep up with the growing trends, particularly the youth.
They are eager to maintain a lifestyle that is well versed with worldwide trends. To gratify these bon
vivant, the Calcutta Youth Meet has included lifestyle as one of its verticals. These enthusiastic
young adults will get to explore this vertical that will cater to their interests.
TECH
There has been an escalation in the popularity and usage of technology, especially among young
adults in the recent times. The use of tech has gained massive importance in today’s world.
Therefore, the Calcutta Youth Meet incorporates tech as one of its verticals. The youth will have a
chance to explore their interests in this industry and in the future they might even contribute to it.
FINANCE
As fostering individuals, it is crucial to have a proper knowledge and understanding about nances,
especially in this era. Keeping this in mind, the Calcutta Youth Meet has incorporated nance as
one of its verticals. This is going to expose the youth to this industry and they will have a chance to
explore the various sectors under nance.
ENTERTAINMENT
All the young adults under one sky, chanting the same line in harmony, that is what we call unity.
The youth themselves should witness this unison and to make this happen, the Calcutta Youth
Meet has included the vertical of entertainment. The young adults will be overwhelmed and
overjoyed to be a part of this cultural celebration and it is undoubtedly going to capture the interest
of audience and make this experience memorable.
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CALCUTTA COMPETES: THE COMPETITIONS
GENERAL GUIDELINES
• Individual, Contingent and Cross contingent teams are allowed to participate.
• All registrations and payments shall be online.
• All participants must carry their ID proof, on the day of the onstage events.
• No in ammable substances to be carried inside the premises of the o ine events.
• No outside foods and beverages will be allowed.
• Organisers are not responsible for any damages or missing of any products.
• Unparliamentary acts/attempts will lead to disquali cation.
• Obscenity and vulgarity in any form throughout the event will lead to disquali cation.
• In case of Contingent registration extra points will be awarded for : Social cause, Discipline,
Crowd response, Maximum participation.
• Organisers are not responsible for accommodation and travel.
• Regarding competition and results, the decision of the judges is nal and binding. And
regarding organisation and arrangement, the decision of the organising committee shall be
nal and binding.
• The committee has the right to make any changes in the schedule/venue/guidelines if
circumstances demand.
• No intoxication will be entertained.
• There shall be no refund incase a participant chooses to step down.
• Outstation participants are to arrange their own travel and accommodation.
• All certi cates for all the events will be sent online.
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CALCUTTA COMPETES: THE COMPETITIONS
REGISTRATION TYPES
Contingent - Are you proud of your alma mater? Do you think your institution
can beat the others? If you are con dent about it then here is your chance.
Contingent registrations are for groups or individuals who wants to represent
their institution on our platform.
Cross Contingent - Are you part of an independent group, who is con dent
about their passion? If yes then here we are welcoming you to be a part of
this competition where you can have participants from other institutions or
places and compete independently.
Individual- The best thing is when you speak for yourself. This category is for
those who are participating in individual events and is not representing
anyone but themselves.
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Event: SOLO SINGING
Registration fees: 500/IND
Number of participant(s): 1
Rounds: Prelims + Finals
• Each participant must carry their own instrument(s).
• All types of singing forms are allowed.
• All participants must send their respective tracks to the event manager one week prior to the
event. They are also requested to carry the same in case of any kind of glitch or default.
• Exceeding time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.
• Usage of rancorous words or any kind of brutal action will not be encouraged.
Event: DUET SINGING
• The rst round will comprise of auditions in which the decision of the judges will be binding.
• Selected teams will have to send a nal video to the event managers.
• All the teams must send their respective tracks to the event manager one week prior to the event.
They are also requested to carry the same in case of any glitch.
• Exceeding the time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.
Event: RAP BATTLE
• No amateur is allowed to participate.
• People who are thorough with raps are only eligible.
• Audition round would be conducted in an online mode. Selected teams will have to send an
introduction video.
• Exceeding in time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
Event: BEAT BOXING
• No amateur is allowed to participate.
• People who are thorough with beat boxing are only eligible.
• Audition round would be conducted in an online mode. Selected teams will have to send two
videos (Introduction and performance).
• Usage of any kind of illegal substances and brutal harsh words will not be entertained. This might
lead to elimination.
Event: BATTLE OF BANDS
Number of participant(s): 4 per team
• All participants must carry their own instruments. Nothing would be

provided to them on the day of event.
• Audition round would be conducted in an online mode.
• Selected teams will be asked to send a video for the ultimate

selection.
• No restriction on music forms.
• Usage of any kind of illegal substances and brutal harsh words will not
be entertained. This might lead to elimination.
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DEPARTMENT OF DANCE
Event: SOLO DANCE
No. of participant(s): 1
• Audition round would be conducted in an online mode.
• The dancers must mail their individual tracks to the event managers one week prior to the event.
They are also requested to carry the same for backup purpose.
• If two dancers perform the same dance form simultaneously, both would be eliminated.
• Props are allowed. One must carry own prop.
Event: DUET DANCE
Number of participant(s): 4 (min), 6 (max)
• All participants must mail their individual tracks to the event managers one week prior to the
event. Also carry the same
• If two teams perform the same dance form simultaneously, both would be eliminated.
• Any form of western dance form allowed.
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DEPARTMENT OF DANCE
Event: EASTERN DANCE (GROUP)
• All dancers must mail their individual tracks to the event managers one week prior to the event.
Also carry the same
• Any form of western music allowed.
• Participants are requested to send all the tracks, videos and other minute details regarding the
event to XXXX@gmail.com.
Event: DANCE FACE OFF
Number of participants: 4 per team
• All teams must mail their individual tracks to the event managers one week prior to the event.
Also carry the same.
• Two teams performing the same dance form at the same time is not allowed
• Any form of western music allowed.
• Participants are requested to send all the tracks, videos and other minute details regarding the
event to XXXX@gmail.com.
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DEPARTMENT OF DANCE
Event: WESTERN DANCE (GROUP)
• All participants must mail their individual tracks to the event managers one week prior to the
event. Also carry the same.
• Any form of western dance form allowed.
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DEPARTMENT OF DRAMATICS
Event: MONO ACTING
• In the rst round, participants are to upload a video of their performance within a time limit of 2-4
minutes with their cameras xed at a static angle. Videos having multiple angles/moving cameras
is strictly prohibited. No kind of editing is allowed in the video. Use of any special e ects for
editing or quality enhancement purpose is strictly prohibited and will lead to direct
disquali cation.
• Performance using light prop is allowed on stage within a time limit of 4-6 minutes (including
performance, setup & clearance) in the second/semi nal round.
• Performance on stage using light prop and live music (if any) is allowed within a time limit of 8-10
minutes (including performance, setup and clearance). All visible external sound references used
should be properly acknowledged.
• Miming or ventriloquism is strictly not allowed. Performance must consist of a single act with no
blackouts. Obscenity in any of the stages is strictly prohibited.
• All the entries should be sent to only speci ed mail address.
Event: VINE MAKING
Rounds: Finals
• Participants are expected to perform a short sketch video within a time limit of 2-4 minutes.
• Participants may not use any kind of micro aggression, ableism, classism, heterosexism, in the
video to be uploaded. Videos that portray contents deemed to be contrary to the law, religious,
cultural & moral traditions &practices of India are strictly prohibited.
• It should not reveal the personal information about any person.
• All the videos and clips should be original; however audio tracks maybe borrowed which should
be properly acknowledged.
• All the videos should be sent to the speci ed mail address only.
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Event: IMPROV COMEDY
No. of participant(s): 4 per team
Rounds: Finals
• Two theatre games will be given to be played with a time limit of 5 minutes each.
• A moderator will be present to control the overall ow of the performance. The moderator holds
the power to stop/pause the performance anytime he wishes. No arguments against the
moderator will be entertained.
• No pre-recorded music or any other sound and blackouts are allowed.
• Time limit should be followed or heavy penalty will be levied. Obscenity (at the discretion of the
judges) is strictly prohibited and will lead to immediate disquali cation.
• All the registrations to be sent to the mentioned mail address only.
Event: STREET PLAY
• Teams must perform a segment of the street play they’ll be performing in the nals within a time
limit of 8-10 minutes (including setup, performance and clearance) in the rst round.
• Teams are to perform an extended version of the same play they presented in the rst round
within a time limit of 15-20 minutes (including setup, performance and clearance).
• Plays can be based on any theme but since eliminations are being held at public venues hence
inappropriate content, blasphemy or content defaming any political party is strictly prohibited.
• No electrical appliance will be allowed inside/outside the circle of performance. No pre recorded
music/any sound is allowed throughout the play.
• Teams have to mail the synopsis of the play (not more than 100 words) and the prod list (list of
production material or musical instruments brought by participants) to the (mail address).
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Event: ONE ACT PLAY (STAGE)
• Only one team per institution is allowed. Participants from di erent institutions can team up to
participate in the competition but each person can be a part of only 1 play .
• There will be two rounds; elimination and nals consecutively. In elimination round, each team
should perform a part of the play they’ll be doing in the nals. In the nals the team is required to
perform an extended section of the play they performed in the elimination round.Pre-recorded
music or any other sounds and blackouts are allowed throughout the performance with proper
acknowledgement.
• A warning bell after 9 minutes will be given for each round (excluding narration, if any).Teams will
be heavily penalised if they exceed the allotted time.
• The number of slots will be limited and will be given on discretion of the organisers.
• Teams have the mail their synopsis of the play (not more than 150 words) and prod list (list of
production and musical instruments brought by the team) to (mail address).
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DEPARTMENT OF LITERATURE
Event: ENGLISH CREATIVE WRITING
Rounds: Finals
• Short ctions/creative non- ction must be fewer than 2000 words in length & poems must be 50
lines or less. Candidate(s) may submit till two works per category (short story, poetry & creative
non- ction).
• No previously published work may be submitted. Work must be original. Any borrowed ideas/
language must be properly acknowledged. Plagiarising either work/ideas not accepted.
• No anonymous/pseudonymous works will be accepted.
• All entries to be submitted in proper Microsoft word le (.doc or .docx) or a .pdf le.
• All entries to be sent to the speci ed mail address only.
Event: BENGALI CREATIVE WRITING
Rounds: Finals
• Teams must perform a segment of the street play they’ll be performing in the nals within a time
limit of 8-10 minutes (including setup, performance and clearance) in the rst round.
• Teams are to perform an extended version of the same play they presented in the rst round
within a time limit of 15-20 minutes (including setup, performance and clearance).
• Plays can be based on any theme but since eliminations are being held at public venues hence
inappropriate content, blasphemy or content defaming any political party is strictly prohibited.
• No electrical appliance will be allowed inside/outside the circle of performance. No pre recorded
music/any sound is allowed throughout the play.
• Teams have to mail the synopsis of the play (not more than 100 words) and the prod list (list of
production material or musical instruments brought by participants) to the (mail address).
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Event: HINDI CREATIVE WRITING
Rounds: Finals
• Stories should be ctional and only in Hindi language. Word limit should not exceed 1500
including footnotes. Stories of less than 750 words will not be considered.
• No previously published work may be submitted. Work must be original. Any borrowed ideas/
language must be properly acknowledged. Plagiarising either work/ideas not accepted.
• No anonymous/pseudonymous works will be accepted.
• All entries to be submitted in proper Microsoft word le (.doc or .docx) or a .pdf le.
• All entries to be sent to the speci ed mail address only.
Event: GENERAL QUIZ

Number of participant (s): 2 per team
• The rst/general round will have 4 questions for each team and will get 30 seconds to answer
otherwise it’ll be passed automatically to the next team.
• No negative marking for general round.
• Second round will have a quota of 10 questions each asked for which each team will get 5
seconds to answer. No discussion among team members allowed. No negative marking for
wrong answer given.
• In case of a tie, a third round will be conducted where, each team gets one picture quotation
asked with a time of 15 seconds to answer. For the wrong answer, double of the points rewarded
for right answer will be deducted.
• All entries must only be sent to the speci ed mail address.
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Event: SLAM POETRY
• Each solo poem must be the poets’ own creation.
• Memorisation not required/necessary. Candidate may carry a piece of paper/chapbook to the

stage to read of the poem.
• Candidate will lose marks o their total score for each 10 seconds they go over the mentioned
time.
• No props, pre-recorded/taped music or instruments will be allowed though the candidate is

allowed to sing/beat box or make any other sound with their own body.
• Candidate may not use any kind of micro aggression, ableism, classism, heterosexism, as poetic
expression on stage.
• All entries to be send to the mentioned mail address only.
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DEPARTMENT OF LIFESTYLE
Event: FASHION SHOW
• All participants are expected to conduct themselves in a professional and courteous manner
during their participation in the event. Anyone violating the rule of conduct shall be disquali ed
from the event and will be asked to leave the Designers Meet.
• Vulgarity is strongly prohibited. Any form of obscenity will lead to debarring the Participant from
the contest.
• Participants will be judged on costumes, theme, walking stance and attitude.
• Decision of the judges will be nal and binding
• Teams have to bring their own props.
Event: MISS CALCUTTA

Registration Fee: 2000/IND
Rounds: Subject to discussion
during their participation in the event. Anyone violating the rule of conduct shall bed is quali ed
the contest.
• Decision of the judges will be nal and binding.

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Event: MAKEUP
• The participants should carry all the essentials.
• The participants are required to bring their own model.
• The participants will be disquali ed when they exceed the allotted time.
• No assistance shall be provided to the participant, he/she shall do the makeup him or herself,
respectively.
• If the model arrives with makeup on, the participant will be disquali ed.
• The decision of the judges will be nal and binding.
Event: 2 MINUTES TO FAME

• Points would be deducted when the participants exceed the allotted time of 2 minutes.
• No obscenity/vulgarity should be showcased.
• The participant should carry the props they want to use.
• Any kind of performing art could be displayed.
• Decisions of the judges will be nal and binding.
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Event: COOKING
Round(s): Finals
• The participants should bring all the utensils and other required items including the serving
cutlery.
• No extra time will be granted.
• Hygiene should be well maintained.
• Participants without an apron will be disquali ed.
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DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA
Event: PHOTOGRAPHY
Rounds: Finals
• The photographs must be in digital format.
• You are required to provide a distinctive title and description for each photograph submitted.
• Photographs must clearly adhere to the given theme. Watermarks and trademarks are
unacceptable.
• Basic editing like cropping, adjusting saturation/hue, brightness of the photographs is

acceptable, such that the authenticity of the photograph is not a ected.
• The judges’ decision shall be nal and binding.
• All the photographs must be sent to this particular mail address.
Event: AD SPOOF
Rounds: Finals
• The criteria for assessment includes content, spontaneity and adherence to the topic,
coordination, appeal of the advertisement, humour and performance on the stage
• There should be no exposure to anything against any caste or community or religion through your
performance.
• Use of vulgar expression and language will lead to disquali cation of the team.
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DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA
Event: SHORT FILM
• The Short Film can be based on any subject or concept.
• The short lm can be in any language. However, all lms must include sub-titles in English.
• The total runtime of the Short Film, including opening & closing credits, should be a minimum of 3
minutes and a maximum of 10 minutes.
• All content used in the short lm must be either owned or licensed.
Event: RED BUTTON

Rounds: Finals
during their participation in the event. Anyone violating the rule of conduct shall bed is quali ed
the contest.

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DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA
Event: PR CAMPAIGN BUILDING

Rounds: Finals
• After a brie ng from us, you'll have 24 hours to demonstrate how to create 'Consumer
Engagement' and exploit the value of emerging media with consumer insights to drive e ective
communication strategies.
• You'll need to show how your strategic idea would work across channels to craft a compelling
communications strategy that will be judged by a selection of industry experts.
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DEPARTMENT OF TECH & INNOVATION
Event: CODING
• The contest is open to anyone with a knack for programming.
• It is a team contest with each team having a maximum of two members from the same institution.
• Teams will be ranked as per the number of problems solved
• Ties will be broken by the total time for each user in ascending order of time.
• Total time is the sum of the time consumed for each problem solved. The time consumed for a
solved problem is the time elapsed from the beginning of the contest to the submission of the
rst accepted run plus 20 penalty minutes for every previously rejected run for that
problem (Wrong answer, Time limit exceeded, Runtime Error, Compilation Error). There is no time
consumed for a problem that is not solved.
• The contest will consist of multiple rounds, with teams progressing in every round.
• The problem statements will be available in four di erent languages: English, Mandarin, Russian
and Vietnamese.
Event: GAMING
• Teams are not allowed to end game or restart with di erent teams and the restart game will be
the option used to play the next game.
• Players may choose their preferred controls; Manual, Semi or Assisted.
• Players are obligated to use Tactical defending mode
• Controllers are provided by the organiser. However, players can use their own controllers.
• If a controller is defective, the player can pause the game and notify the tournament referee.
Once the player agrees that the problem has been recti ed, they are NOT allowed to pause the
game a second time.
• The tournament referee will determine the nal decision in regards to the controller’s status. If a
player chooses to play with a defective controller, all end results are valid and nal. Disputes will
not be entertained.
• No memory cards or saved games are permitted throughout the tournament.
• Open Teams will be allowed for the tournament. Excluding Legendary Teams. Both teams may
select the same team.
• Teams are allowed to select any pre-set formations.
• Custom formations and editing player positions within a formation is not allowed.
• Tactic selection is allowed before the match starts.
• Once the match has started, teams can only pause the game to change strategy, tactics and/or
formation when; i) a player in their team is sent o , ii) in case of a desired substitution. No
exceptions.
• 3 pauses allowed per match for every team (Pauses must occur only when ball is not in play)
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Event: HOME AUTOMATION

Rounds: Finals
• Select the devices that will work with the rule, such as smart lights, door locks, and your
security system.
• Choose the trigger, such as the lights on your front porch. When you turn off the lights at a
certain time, the other actions will follow.
• Complete the rule. Designate the action for each device once the trigger is completed. For
example, turning off the front porch light between certain hours should trigger the door to lock
and the security system to turn on.
Event: ARTIFICIAL INTELLEGENCE

Rounds: Finals
You’re invited to create an innovative technological or robotic solution that helps address a problem
related to health and wellness or the environment. Your solution can leverage a broad range of
technologies including the internet of things, intelligent hardware, low-cost sensors, drones,
robotics, computer vision and machine learning algorithms, and cloud computing. For example:
• Health and wellness solutions might improve people’s ability to make informed healthcare
decisions or quality of life
• Environmental monitoring solutions might provide actionable insight into energy or consumable
usage
• Judges will select teams to progress to the nals. Each team of nalists will be paired with an
academic or industry mentor who will meet weekly with the team to provide feedback and advice
in preparation for the nal presentation before judges.
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Event: WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT

Rounds: Finals
• The competition is about designing the layout of a website using the basic HTML codes which
are taught to the students in their curriculum as well.
• The students will be placed singly in each computer in the computer lab.
• They will have to write down the codes of the basic HTML using notepad.
• The texts and the images will be provided to the participants in their computers but they won’t
be accessed to INTERNET.
• They will have to nish their coding within 2 hours and best designed webpage or site will be
decided the winners. (1st, 2nd and 3rd).
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DEPARTMENT OF FINE ARTS
Event: PAINTING
• In the first/elimination round a theme will be provided to the candidates beforehand on which
they’ll have to submit their drawings in three stages (initial, half-done; final work). Candidates
are allowed to use acrylic, watercolour, poster, gouache, oil-pants in their work. They’ll have to
record a video of at least 30 seconds each while working. The video should have a clear
visibility of the participant themselves and their work and the recorded video should be’ one
shot, and no transition’
• In the final round, the candidate is allowed to use only water colour in their work other than the
sketching essentials. They’ll have to complete the work within a time limit of 2 hours. The
theme will be provided on spot for the final round on which they’ll have to work.
• No pictures/sample work is to be carried by the candidate to the stage or else it’ll lead to direct
disqualification. Only one sheet will be provided per candidate hence they’re requested to be
careful with their work.
• In case of any spot discrepancy, the decision of the judges will be final and binding. No kind of
obscenity will be entertained.
• All the entries to be sent to the mentioned mail address only.
Event: SKETCHING
Rounds: Finals
• In the rst/elimination round a theme will be provided to the candidates beforehand on which
they’ll have to submit their drawings in three stages (initial, half-done; nal work). Candidates are
allowed to use black pen, graphite pencil and charcoal in their work. They’ll have to record a
video of at least 30 seconds each while working. The video should have a clear visibility of the
participant themselves and their work and the recorded video should be’ one shot, and no
transition’.
• In the nal round, the candidate is allowed to use only pencils (2B, 4B, 6B) in their work other
than the drawing essentials. They’ll have to complete the work within a time limit of 2 hours. The
theme will be provided on spot for the nal round on which they’ll have to work.
• Candidates are to carry their own charcoal sticks pencils and other essentials as required within
the designated rules as mentioned.
• No pictures/sample work is to be carried by the candidate to the stage or else it’ll lead to direct
disquali cation. Only one sheet will be provided per candidate hence they’re requested to be
careful with their work. In case of any spot discrepancy, the decision of the judges will be nal
and binding. No kind of obscenity will be entertained.
• All the entries to be sent to the mentioned mail address only.

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Event: JUNK ART

Rounds: Finals
• Each team shall be given 1000 points for the auction; hence candidates are advised to use them
wisely for the material they wish to use.
• The candidate will have to make the artwork on the basis of the theme given to them on spot
within a time limit of 2 hours.
• Use of unfair means, explicit content or references is strictly prohibited and shall lead to
immediate disquali cation.
• In case of spot discrepancy, the decisions of the judges will be considered nal and binding. All
the entries to be sent to the speci ed mail address only.
Event: DOODLING
Rounds: Finals
• A theme will be provided to the candidates beforehand on which they’ll have to submit their
drawings in three stages (initial, half-done, nal work).
• Candidates are allowed to use black gel pen, pencil and eraser in their work.
• They’ll have to record a video of at least 30 seconds each while working. The video should have a
clear visibility of the participant themselves and their work and the recorded video should be’ one
shot, and no transition’.
• No kind of obscenity will be entertained. Candidates are advised not to use any kind of explicit
content/ references or else it’ll lead to direct disquali cation.
• All the entries are to be sent to the speci ed mail address only.
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Event: RAPID FINE ARTS

Number of participant(s): 4 in a team
• Teams will have to perform a series of rapid fine arts task. Participation in each task is
compulsory.
• The material for the next round will be provided only after the completion of the previous round.
Any material other than the ones provided by the organisers is strictly prohibited.
• No kind of obscenity will be entertained. Candidates are advised not to use any kind of explicit
content/ references or else it’ll lead to direct disqualification.
• In case of spot discrepancy, the decision of the judges is final and binding. Format of each
round and time limit to be declared on spot.
• All the entries to be sent to the specified mail address only.
DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN
Event: GRAPHIC DESIGN

Rounds: Finals
• Make a consistent design using not more than 5 colours (including the varying shades). Avoid
colour discord and try to choose colours that are tonally similar.
• Maintain a proper alignment which will give an order to your page instead of a jumble of text and
pictures.
• Establish a visual hierarchy to emphasise one item over another to draw attention.
• Try not to use blurry or pixilated images.
• All the entries should be sent to the speci c mail address only.
Event: APP DESIGNING

Rounds: Finals
• Pay attention to the Visual Appeal as it creates the rst impression.
• Programmers should prioritise clear and understandable code.
• Prioritise the main use of the app.
• Aim at providing a good in-app experience.
• Conduct frequent code workability test.
Event: MODEL MAKING

Rounds: Finals
• Choice of the material and size of the model is as per participant’s discretion.
• Participants have to bring a built model to the symposium for display.
• Ready-made or factory made models will not be accepted.
• Final models presented.
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DEPARTMENT OF DESIGN
Event: ANIMATION
Rounds: Finals
• Maintain a proper storyline and should be to-the-point.
• Use proper anticipation to set the audience up for a proper action which will reflect believable
movements.
• No Plagiarism will be entertained
• Inappropriate Contents will lead to disqualification.
• Viewers Discretion should be followed properly.
• All the entries should be sent to the specific mail address only.
Event: FASHION DESIGN

Number of participant(s): 1 (min), 3(max)
Rounds: Finals
• Vulgarity is strongly prohibited. Any form of obscenity will lead to debarring the team from the
contest. No tube tops, no single strip tops, dress should be knee length, no cleavage showing,
and no backless (unless traditional).
• Each group should have one tag line representing their group and the theme
• Teams will be judged on costumes, theme, walking stance, attitude and tag line.
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DEPARTMENT OF SPEAKING ARTS
Event: DEBATE
• A maximum of 3 constructive speeches & or rebuttal speeches of each team is allowed.
• The a rmative gives the rst constructive speech & the rebuttals the alternate. The a rmative
must advocate everything required by the topic itself.
• In the questioning period, the questioner may ask any fair, clear question that has a direct bearing
on the debate.
• No new constructive argument may be introduced in the rebuttal period. Any gains made outside
of the established procedure are disallowed.
• No usage of unparliamentary language.
Event: MOOT COURT

Number of participant(s): 2 (min), 3(max)
• Standard RnR to be followed. Details shall be sent via mail. One can contact the event head for
the same.
Event: EXTEMPORE
• Time allowed will be 30 to 60 seconds.
• Solo Competition in which the participants are invited to speak on a particular topic, for one
minute on a given subject in English, without "hesitation, repetition or deviation".
• The judges shall give topics prior to the start of the competition related to the theme.
• The contestants are not allowed to have any gadget.
• A timer accessible to the contestant, judges and audience shall be provided.
• There will be a 1-point deduction for every 30-second overtime from the respective judges’ total
score before determining the rank of the contestants.
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Event: STAND UP COMEDY

Eliminations:
Eliminations are to be conducted on-ground during the fest, where the participants have to put
on a show of maximum 3 minutes in front of a live audience.
Finals:
The participants who cleared the eliminations will be asked to prepare a sketch of 5-6 minutes,
to perform in front of a live audience.
• English, Bengali and Hindi are allowed. No other language is allowed.
• Use of props is allowed, brought in by the participant himself.
Event: JUST A MIN

• Solo Competition in which the participants are invited to speak on the spot, in rotation, for one
minute on a given subject in English, without "hesitation, repetition or deviation".
• To object, slam the table and say “JAM”. The JAM master decides when you are allowed to put
forth your objection.
• The following precautions must be taken to avoid penalties:
A. Objecting out of turn
B. You stutter, stammer, and generally indulge in “time-wasting tactics”. These include e orts to
buy time like interspersing your talk with “uhh”, “aah” etc...
C. Early start and late start
D. Speaking too fast or too slow
E. Grammatical errors
F. Undue stress on words, undue emphasis in the sentences
G. Repetition of a previously used idea
H. Not following the JAM Master's random rules.
• Participants will be divided into groups and scored individually depending on the Judging Criteria.
• Random variations will be introduced on the spot before this round. For example; Prohibition of
the use of the word “is”.
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REGISTRATION FEE SUMMARY
COMPETITION REGISTRATION FEE COMPETITION REGISTRATION FEE
Solo Singing 500 INR Photography 500 INR
Duet Singing 750 INR AD Spoof 1500 INR
Rap Battle 500 INR Short Film 2000 INR
Beat Boxing 500 INR Red Button 1500 INR
Battle of Bands 2000 INR PR Campaign Building 1000 INR
Solo Dance 500 INR Coding 1000 INR
Duet Dance 750 INR Gaming 750 INR
Eastern Dance 2000 INR Home Automation 1000 INR
Dance Face o 500 INR AI 1000 INR
Western Dance 2000 INR Website Development 1000 INR
Mono Acting 500 INR Painting 500 INR
Vine Making 500 INR Sketching 500 INR
Improv Comedy 500 INR Junk Art 1000 INR
Street Play 1000 INR Doodling 500 INR
Stage Theatre 1500 INR Rapid Fine Arts 1000 INR
Creative Writing- English 500 INR Graphic Design 500 INR
Creative Writing- Bengali 500 INR App Design 1000 INR
Creative Writing- Hindi 500 INR Model Making 500 INR
Quiz 500 INR Animation 500 INR
Slam Poetry 500 INR Fashion Design 1500 INR
Fashion Show 2000 INR Debate 500 INR
Miss Calcutta 2000 INR Moot Court 1500 INR
Make Up 500 INR Extempore 500 INR
2 mins to fame 500 INR Stand up comedy 500 INR
Cooking 1500 INR Just A Min (JAM) 500 INR

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PAST BRAND ASSOCIATIONS
PAST MEDIA ASSOCIATION
TESTIMONIALS
"Cinema is life and my life revolves around cinema. It feels great to

be part of a venture that takes so much interest in lms, and not only
lms, rather good lms. My best wishes to the organisers!"
Tinnu Anand (Actor/ Director/ Producer)
“It’s time the youth takes over and when they do, we’re
bound to witness a change which is needed indeed. Let’s
rock Calcutta Youth Meet and show what youth is all
about”
Sabyasachi Chakraborty (Actor/ Wildlife Enthusiast)
“Gathering all the tiny tales and creating

something big is what Script Productions
and CYM gives us”
Saswata Chatterjee (Actor)
"The whole world is sick and I'll and its upto is to get together
to do something. But, this too shall pass. Music and good
lms are the only way to keep people together, united and
happy.”
Usha Uthhup (Musician)
“Thank you Script Productions for awarding me the

Youth Icon of the Year. We all were so bored in our houses
and at last we are here at an o ine fest where we get to
interact. Just amazing, wishing Script Productions a great
journey ahead..”
Riddhi Sen (Actor/ Director)
“After almost two years of darkness, I couldn’t even imagine I would

again get to attend an o ine fest of such grandeur, all the best to Script
Productions and their members.”
Rwitobroto Mukherjee (Actor/ Director)

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ARCHIVES: GALLERY
ARCHIVES: GALLERY
CONTACT US
Website: www.scriptproductions.org
Organisation Email: scriptproductions.SP@gmail.com
Festival Email:
EVENT NAME CONTACT EMAIL
Festival Coordinator Tanushree Mukherjee
Calcutta Communicates Shreyashi Chandra
Calcutta Connects Debayan Das
Calcutta Competes Julien John
Hospitality & Human

Koushiki Ghosh
Resource
Logistics & Marketing Ayush Sakar
Public Relations Disha Chatterjee

CONTACT US
CALCUTTA COMMUNICATES
Borsho Boron: The Launch Shuvam Karmakar
School Conclave Sinchan Neogi
College Connect Udita Pal
Social Yard Srinjoy Dhar
Short Film Ayishee Mukherjee
Theatre Production Niladri Mukherjee
The Talk Show Seenchita Sanyal
Masterclass Prajukta Mazumder
Youth Icon Awards Sunishka Basu
Lifetime Achievement
Ananya Chakraborty
Awards
CONTACT US
CALCUTTA CONNECTS
VERTICLES NAME CONTACT EMAIL
Sports Asmi Deb
Automobiles Swapnil Majumder
Education Jasodhara Bose
Print Kaustav Chakraborty
Food Vaachi Agarwal
Pharma Trishita Dutta
Lifestyle Adrika Baishya
Tech Souhardya Das
Finance Akshat Gupta
Entertainment Tiasha Choudhury

CONTACT US
CALCUTTA COMPETES
Music Aishi Saha
Dance Rishab Dutta
Dramatics Oindrila Chakraborty
Literary Arts Diya Bose
Lifestyle Aa a Akram
Media Suhana Mukherjee
Tech & Innovation Anurag Roy
Fine Arts Sreejita Chandra
Design Shrinjoy Das
Speaking Arts Rumaisa Kainat

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Last but of course not the least having

Although in the book of 1891 , The nal Problem had Sherlock

Having the same case repeated with us,

Calcutta Youth Meet is more of a dream to me than that of a platform. The

THE SCHOOL CONCLAVE

● Participants must be school students.

● Valid ID card to be carried on the day of the event.

● Participants should reach 15 minutes prior to the venue as mentioned to them.

● Participants are not allowed to leave before the programme ends.

● Participants must be school students.

● Valid ID card to be carried on the day of the event.

● Participants should reach 15 minutes prior to venue as mentioned to them.

● Participants are not allowed to leave before the programme ends.

THE SOCIAL YARD

EK JE CHILO RAJA: A THEATRICIAL TRIBUTE

CALCUTTA COMMUNICATES: PROGRAM ITENERY

A Masterclass is an advanced workshop where the students/audience are given a class of a

THE TALK SHOW

THE LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS

Previous Awardees- Dr. Basudeb Mukherjee

• Individual, Contingent and Cross contingent teams are allowed to participate.

• All registrations and payments shall be online.

• No in ammable substances to be carried inside the premises of the o ine events.

• No outside foods and beverages will be allowed.

• Unparliamentary acts/attempts will lead to disquali cation.

• Organisers are not responsible for accommodation and travel.

• No intoxication will be entertained.

• There shall be no refund incase a participant chooses to step down.

• Outstation participants are to arrange their own travel and accommodation.

Registration fees: 500/IND

Rounds: Prelims + Finals

• Each participant must carry their own instrument(s).

• All types of singing forms are allowed.

• Exceeding time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.

Event: DUET SINGING

Registration fees: 750/IND

Rounds: Prelims + Finals

• Exceeding the time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.

Event: RAP BATTLE

Registration fees: 500/IND

Rounds: Prelims + Finals

• No amateur is allowed to participate.

• People who are thorough with raps are only eligible.

• Exceeding in time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.

Event: BEAT BOXING

Registration fees: 500/IND

Rounds: Prelims + Finals

• No amateur is allowed to participate.

• Exceeding in time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.

Event: BATTLE OF BANDS

Registration fees: 2000/IND

Number of participant(s): 4 per team

Rounds: Prelims + Finals

• All participants must carry their own instruments. Nothing would be

• Audition round would be conducted in an online mode.

• Selected teams will be asked to send a video for the ultimate

• No restriction on music forms.

• Exceeding in time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.

Registration fees: 500/IND

Rounds: Prelims + Finals

• Audition round would be conducted in an online mode.

• Props are allowed. One must carry own prop.

• Exceeding in time limit may lead to direct disquali cation.