Tea is a feeling; it’s also love and companionship. Nitin, a singer-songwriter, created the song “Duto Chaa, Duto Biscuit…” as spring approaches with all of its hues and brightness. It expresses the enduring connection of friendship and love that revolves around tea cups. After collaborating on ‘Open Tee Bioscope’, the trio Surangana Bandopadhyay, Riddhi Sen, and Rwitobroto Mukherjee have reunited for this music video. In the music video, Nitin has a very unique role as well. Their portrayal of a range of emotions and their sensitive, excellent acting make their friendship and real-life love a stunning canvas in the music video.

It is directed by Atmadeep Bhattacharya.

Regarding the music video, Riddhi said, “I was drawn to the song’s upbeat vibe and that’s what ultimately convinced me to agree to the music video.”The song, which speaks of love and camaraderie at a tea shop, is so colorful that everyone will like it”.

Rwitobroto said, “It was like a reunion of friends as I, Riddhi, and Surangana came together for the music video. It was a fun experience indeed.”The video was shot in several locations in Kolkata. Working with such a youthful and dynamic team was a delightful experience, and Atmadeep was very specific about what he wanted as a director”.

“As a tea lover, I wholeheartedly concur with the emotion conveyed in the song!” One cup of tea can spark the beginning of a blooming romantic relationship. Tea can bring friends together. People can smile and use a cup of tea as their main instrument to build an adda. For Bengalis, however, tea is essential; without it, politics, love, friendship, and a host of other emotions would not even be complete. The thing I adore most about the song and the music video is how well it captures these feelings. I have to commend Nitin for creating a song that so beautifully and freely expresses Bengali sentiments” said Surangana.

The video was released on 7th March from the YouTube channel of Nitin The Musical Lawyer.

Priyanka Dutta