Born on: 11th February, 1930
Bhaskar was born on 11 th Feb, 1930 in Madras was a dancer and he was the principal of Madras School of Arts. His father was Devi Prasad Roy Chowdhury (a painter/ Sculptor). He learned Kathak, Kathakali, Manipuri, and Bharatnatyam. He moved to New York and started a dance company named Bhaskar Dance Company. He was remembered for the horror flick Charles-Manson and Drink your Blood. Later he became a painter and became successful. He died on 4 th Aug, 2003. He went paralyzed as he fell from stage and remains in wheelchair for the rest of his life.
Inner Dream
Wisdom, compassion, generosity, harmony, patience are his central tenets. Bhaskar Roy Chowdhury is the pall-bearers of a noble cause. Nothing makes him happier than to devote himself to the welfare of humanity. His generosity is not only restricted to his homes but also the whole of the community. He spends much of his time contemplating his actions. While this may sound both slow, it makes him one of the most sought after advisers among all other numbers. Bhaskar Roy Chowdhury possesses some magnetic way to attract people to his stead. His confidence makes him excellent influencer and orator.
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