The musical evening at Kala Mandir on May 18th came alive with the performances of actress and dancer Indrani Dutta and veteran singer Manna Dey... The evening began with the ghungroo bits of the lovely actress... A trained Kathak dancer, Indrani also performed some wonderful fusion number.

News Paper : Asian Age, 24th May 2002.

Dancing damsels actress Indrani Dutta performs with her troupe Srishti, at a city auditorium on Saturday.

News Paper : The Eastern Age.

Indrani Dutta seems to have taken a resolution that she's going to try everything once in a life time. The actress, who pops up in a new avatar every time you meet her cann't be faulted for enthusism...

News Paper : HT City, Tuesday 8th October 2002.

If Indrani Dutta's dance troupe Srishti's presentation Chandey Chandey Gane Gane was a success, a year later, Ritu Ranga, which she presented at the G D Birla Savaghar on Sunday, was an even bigger success, especially because she choreographed the whole thing herself.

News Paper : The Times of India, Kolkata.

Her beauty has been much talked about, so has been her talent as an actress. And now Indrani Dutta has emerged in a new role - a singer.

News Paper : The Asian Age, 23rd April 2001.

Indrani Dutta's name can be seen frequently in cast popular television serials and bengali movies. But now, Dutta has launched herselves as a singer with her first music album "Keu Asbe"... The Album was launched at the banquet hall of the Golded Park Hotel, with much of Tollywood and Calcutta's glitterati in attendence...

News Paper : The Telegraph Metro, Calcutta, Wednesday, 18th April, 2001..

Indrani Dutta has been better known as an actress but the fact is, last Monday, she stepped in a new arena, with the release of her solo album, "Keu Asbe" at Golden Park..

News Paper : Calcutta Times, Thursday 19th April, 2001.

It's spring time and music is in the air... Holi is the ultimate celebration of spring in Hindi belt. Sun India Entertainment presented Rotomac Rongolly on the eve of Holi, March 27th at Kala Mandir... A Basant Bahar - tarana in tri taal, sung appropriately by Hironmay Mitra and assisted by her (Indrani) Guru Sumitra Mitra in bols was suitable for the occasion. Dutta's matching footwork and fluid expression was at its best in the Rash Lila and Holi Songs...

News Paper : The Telegraph Metro, 5th April, 2002.

On Saturday evening, the auditorium of Birla Sabhaghar opened to almost a packed audience. the occasion was very special as bengal's three queens came together for the first time as "Teen Kanya." They represented each form of art and blended it into the universal language of love. The dance gharana was well presented by the lovely actress Indrani Dutta who performed some stunning Kathak Mudras.

News Paper : Times of India