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Soumik Datta (born c. 1983) is a Bengali-born British Indian musician and composer, who specialises in the sarod. He was born in Mumbai and brought up in London. His brother is the photographer and filmmaker Souvid Datta. Soumik Datta contributed to the musical scores of the films Brick Lane (2007), Life Goes On (2009), and Gangs of Tooting Broadway (2013). In 2017 he curated a festival of music and dance at the Horniman Museum in London. In the same year, he presented Tuning 2 You: Lost Musicians of India, a documentary directed by his brother Souvid.