Musical maestros Bickram Ghosh and Tejendra Narayan Majumdar stand in front of the Netaji cell to pay tribute to freedom fighters through instrumental music. With India being home to over 19,500 languages and known for its rich musical heritage, this approach transcends linguistic barriers and evokes a unified sense of patriotism. In a video conceptualized by Mudar Patherya, the musicians honor historical figures imprisoned at the Alipore Central Correctional Home, now the Alipore Jail Museum. Choosing locations like Nehru Cell and Netaji Cell, the duo performs iconic songs like Vande Mataram and Sare Jahan Se Achha to resonate with a national audience while acknowledging Bengal's significant role in the freedom struggle. By preserving the essence of the songs without improvisation, the instrumental renditions strike a chord with listeners, invoking the same emotions as the original lyrics.We aim to convey similar emotions through our music and the all-white attire we are adorned in today. Bickram Ghosh expresses that the music video seeks to engage with the younger generation and a global audience. How do these songs resonate with a broader, national audience? TNM: When you listen to these compositions, you appreciate the brilliance of the composers. For example, a song like Utho go Bharata Lakshmi conveys a powerful marching theme even without lyrics. BG: Communication takes a unique form in instrumental music, allowing for a more expansive reach beyond language barriers. Emotions and sentiments become personal without the need for words in a piece of music. The setting inside the watchtower sheds light on the challenges faced by freedom fighters imprisoned in the Cellular Jail, Port Blair. Quotes: Our focus today is on showcasing the essence of the songs created during a pivotal time in India's history when the nation was evolving – Bickram Ghosh Our instrumental renditions of patriotic songs today are a tribute to the national heroes who were incarcerated here – Tejendra Narayan Majumdar Reflecting on our past is essential in recognizing our present identity. India's heritage is a blend of our freedom struggle as well as our musical traditions. We are part of a rich tapestry of cultures – Bickram Ghosh Be it during our research visits or today's performances, the experience defies verbal explanation – Tejendra Narayan Majumdar Mudar Patherya I have frequented the Alipore Jail Museum and strongly feel that footwear should not be permitted here. This site holds immense significance and should be revered – Mudar Patherya, creator of the video. Music & Venue: 1. Nehru Cell: Sare Jahan Se Achha, 2. Netaji Cell: O amar desher mati, 3. Watchtower: Dhono dhanyThe flowers are in full bloom, overflowing with beauty. Open fields: Salute to the Motherland.