This weekend, a Bandra venue will transform into a portal into the life and times of Rabindranath Tagore. Shahana Tagore Centre for Indian Music & Culture will bring to life the Nobel laureate’s poetry, Rabindra Sangeet, and Rabindra Natya through a musical showcase, Utsav.

The 1975-established institution that works towards keeping Tagore’s works and ideas alive in Mumbai, will also bring a special presentation on stage to mark the special occasion. Arupratan, a 1920 abridged version of Tagore’s play Raja (1910) will find a new lease of life through a theatrical enactment.