According to linguist Suniti Kumar Chatterji, the Magadhi Prakrit in the east gave rise to four Apabhramsa dialects: Radha, Vanga, Varendra, and Kamarupa ; the Kamarupa Apabhramsa, keeping to the north of the Ganges, gave rise to the North Bengal dialects in West Bengal and Assamese in the Brahmaputra valley.

According to Pandharinath Kolhapure's book on Kumar Gandharva, Deodhar was against the match.

According to Mahesh Kumar Singh, the upper two rows of page 1 go like: " he bhagwan log bahoot garib yahan bimar aur bhookhe hai / inko itni sakti aur himmat do taki ye apne karmo ko pura kar sake "" – in English: " Oh, my God!

According to Nepali author Subodh Kumar Singh, a series of invasions by the other races, from north India across the border and from hills and mountains of Nepal, eroded the influence of the indigenous Tharus.

According to the anthropologist Dor Bahadur Bista of Tribhuvan University and late Professor Suniti Kumar Chatterji ( linguist and kiratologist, Calcutta University ), Kirats migrated from the east via north Burma and Assam along the mid-hills ( lower mountains ) with their pigs in ancient times.

According to author Raju Bharatan, Hrishikesh Mukherjee based the film's story on the life of singer Kishore Kumar and his first wife, Ruma Ghosh.

According to Chakrabarti ( 1968 ) and other scholars, the origins of the subsistence patterns ( e. g. rice use ) and most other characteristics of the Painted Grey Ware culture are in eastern India or even Southeast Asia.