Coal-belt's son Tirth Banerjee's painting exhibition at Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath

ASANSOL: Talent does not need boundaries; it just needs a platform. Tirth Banerjee, a resident of Navgram under Andal police station in Asansol's coal-belt, has redefined this. For his career, he took animation training in Kolkata. He has been working in an animation company in Bengaluru for the past three years. That is where he met Ranjith Roy. Inspired by him, he started painting. He loves painting with watercolors. He brings imagination to life on canvas with paint and water. A new challenge is his proposed art exhibition at the Karnataka Chitrakala Parishath. Renowned painters like Suranjan Basu, Reba Hore, and Dwijen Gupta have held exhibitions here. Tirth's exhibition is from October 29 to November 5, featuring 50 of his paintings. He has no time at all. Forgetting about food and drinks, he is preparing for the exhibition very rapidly. Although he paints on subjects of the current era, Tirth loves painting wildlife. In his own words, he is a village boy. He grew up in a rural environment since childhood. He prefers village life over a concrete jungle. This opportunity is a major challenge for Tirth.