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Comments for song "Sundari Komola"
Mehedi Hasan on Monday, September 09, 2013 Awesome just loved it
Nagesh Prasad on Monday, September 09, 2013 MUSIC IS AN UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE!! Super Super Like, dear! Very truly said!!
Hanif Hassanali on Monday, September 09, 2013 trying to figure what the 42 that disliked this song disliked...
SuperJayb420 on Monday, September 09, 2013 give credit where its due! this is well and truly bengali song!
Manish Mishra on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 Very sweet song. Song has music has no boundary. I love this so much. Thank
u Ram sampath & usri di. Ekdom fati-fati song.
Ripan Mondal on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 Pratima_Barua_Pandey is the lyricist of this song, who was an Indian,
সুতরাং, সমস্ত বাঙালীরা চুপ করেন। তিনি অসমীয়া লোকগান রচনা করতেন। ফাও ত্যানা
প্যাচাইয়েন না। উইকিপিডিয়ায় সার্চ দেন, সব জানতে পারবেন।
Sabuj Mondal on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 ইংরেজী লিরিক গানের ১২ টা বাজাইছে , বাংলা লিরিকটাই অনেক সুন্দর
Sabbir Saimon on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 Vai apni kon gali...??? apni Bangali na hoile Bangla kehlen ki vabe..??
Sabbir Saimon on Tuesday, September 10, 2013 amra sobai Bangali jara banglai kotha boli..jader vasha bangla tarai
Bangali. Indian kara Bangladeshi kara ta jante chaina.. :)
Sharif I. Khan on Wednesday, September 11, 2013 duH ... hoilo kisu r btw lalon parosshe jonmo grohon korechilen ... ta
parossho name ekhon kichu duniyate nai tai bole ki ekhon bolben , na
bhodrolok er ashole jonmoi hoy nai . r lalongiti bangladeshi noy
bharotiyo eita bolte lojja howar kotha apnar desher koyjon lalon chorcha
kore ebong koyjon lalon gitikaar achen bolben ki .. ami abaro bolchi
shongit shobar jonnoi hudai point dekhaiya national anthem re tainen na
Sharif I. Khan on Wednesday, September 11, 2013 National Anthem kotheke ashlo . eto baal bhaja ken era
Subhodh Subramanian on Thursday, September 12, 2013 Oh! I am so hooked to this song.. love it!
Suman Bhowmick on Thursday, September 12, 2013 Neither I should care..I care about the equality..Anyway it is beyond your
reach..Sadly though..I guess you are enjoying the reservation..Have fun
dude..Enjoy the life...c'est la vie...
Alertismify on Thursday, September 12, 2013 Wow dotara in coke studio!! Awesome fusion !! Go our Bauls and fakirs...
!!❤
Mahfuz Rahman on Thursday, September 12, 2013 Bangladeshi Song . :)
razwan abdullah on Friday, September 13, 2013 im a bangladeshi. and this song is a common fav among aour singers
here.its really nice to see this popular song being covered in india :)
cheers for the great music!
sighland on Saturday, September 14, 2013 That silly bit in English was trash..
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 I guess its a dotara, a long-necked fretless lute (while the name literally
means “two stringed” it usually has four metal strings) made of the wood of
a jackfruit or neem tree. It is one of the instruments used by the bauls
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 The songs of the Bauls and their lifestyle influenced a large swath of
Bengali culture, but nowhere did it leave its imprint more powerfully than
on the work of Rabindranath Tagore, who talked of Bauls in a number of
speeches in Europe in the 1930s. An essay based on these was compiled into
his English book The Religion of Man.
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 maybe it was destroyed. But I heard this song, listened to the different
renditions/versions of this song including the folk versions. Just because
coke studio presented it in a form people of my generation find it easy to
relate to. If this is not done. These songs will soon vanish. And that will
be a great loss to our culture.
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 u might want to read about hason raja too. He died in 1922 and sung this
too. I wonder how he managed to steal the lyrics from someone who was born
more than a decade later. U must also have proper information before making
such allegations.
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 And BAUL SANGEET and now even in bollywood music. Very soon it will be an
instrument played in many other parts of the country. A decade later
probably the maharashtrians will say this song is theirs because they play
the same instrument. Music has no boundaries. It spreads and is appreciated
and accepted by all. To explain this, a simple example is of the
ravanhatta, a popular rajasthani instrument which originated in ceylon.
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 U can also get the information from wikipedia that the song was popularised
by her, not created by her. This has has been around way before she was
even born. I can say this because I'm an Indian whose family shifted during
the partition and my grandmother sings this song and claims that her mother
used to sing it to her.
drishti samaddar on Saturday, September 14, 2013 a dialect which is similar to both bengali and assamese. If it was
assamese, as a bengali I wouldnt be able to understand the lyrics.
Tutu Das on Sunday, September 15, 2013 komola sundori nache,goalpara(assam)folk song,originally sung by padmasree
late pratima pandey baruah in her legendary voice,there is a bhupenda's
song also in the same tune although lyrics is different,GOURIPURIA GABHORU
DEKHILU HAATI DHORIBOLOI GOI.
Tutu Das on Sunday, September 15, 2013 basically a purbo bongo(before independence) song,and hence pouplar in west
bengal,assam, tripura and bangladesh
Tutu Das on Sunday, September 15, 2013 its called bhatiyali geet here,commonly sing by fisherman,farmers,boatmen
who lives near bank of river ganges,hooghly,gourang,brahmaputra and padma.
anupam mondal on Monday, September 16, 2013 Total Guns!! What fusion... This season of Coke Studio is already a Classic!
Freedy Mashcurry on Monday, September 16, 2013 lol I cant believe some will come up with such nonsence. This is a
Goalporiya traditional song and its been here since eternity way before ur
hason raja or whatever were even born.Protima Barua popularized it among
the masses maybe just like what ur hason did back then in bengladesh.Infact
this is common bengali thing. U people like to lebal everything as
bengali.dont u? U will b upset this time though :) This is Goalporiya folk
not ur bhatiali.know the differance.
Freedy Mashcurry on Monday, September 16, 2013 This is a Goalporiya Assamese Folk not Bengali.Shame on Ram Sampath.No
study whatsoever. Type "GOURIPURIA GABHORU DEKHILU HAATI DHORIBOLOI GO" .It
will take u to the original assamese song.
tanmoyprl on Monday, September 16, 2013 bad composition. just adding some english words do not create a good
composition...
drishti samaddar on Monday, September 16, 2013 exactly my point... I never said he created it. I said he also SANG this
song. And that was because, many of ur dear assamese people claim that ur
protima or WHATEVER created it. And I doubt u have been around for an
eternity. so who are you to say if it is a bengali or an assamese song??
Freedy Mashcurry on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 No I dont care who said what.I m here for my say and I said its Goalporiya
Lok Sangeet of Assam.Thats all and Ram Sampath what he did was not kool. He
should have done a proper study before labeling this as another bengali
song.
Freedy Mashcurry on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Not in Assam.Ethnic Assamese people dont speak bengali.Period.Its the
Bengali immigrant who speak ur language. And this is a Goalporiya Folk song
not a bhatiali song.
himangshu goswami on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Goalparia lokageet (Assamese: গোৱালপাৰিয়া লোকগীত) is a folk music of Assam
sung to traditional lyrics from the erstwhile undivided Goalpara district.
It was primarily Pratima Barua Pandey who raised the profile of this
hitherto unknown genre of Music of Assam nationally in India. Currently,
albums of Goalpariya songs are released commercially; and Goalpariya
musical motifs and instruments are increasingly used in popular music in
India.
Chitrayudh Ghatak on Tuesday, September 17, 2013 Jodio Nirmalendu babur moto doraj gola noe, tobe manie gechhe. Good job!
Eng Ariful Haq on Wednesday, September 18, 2013 Bengal Folk Best In The World Proud To Be An Bangladeshi
Isha Priya Singh on Wednesday, September 18, 2013 how primitive are you! very sad!
Gul Zaman on Wednesday, September 18, 2013 Oye sa ra ga ma pa ki aulaad, music was promoted in Mughal era in ur so
called great land bharat such as sufi,folk,qawwali,classical. all you used
to do was that monkey dance whicd you stolen from african culture. btw you
didn't even know what was sa ra ga pa ma until you heard Nusrat Fateh Ali
Khan. don't talk to ur music masters!
roshansingh08 on Thursday, September 19, 2013 Love this chorus part of the song!
Laser Rashid on Thursday, September 19, 2013 a huge thanks to Coke Studio for projecting this folk song with such
passion...its purity is the very evidence of this song's origin...not to
cause any controversy- the concept of SHUNDORI KAMALA is purely a East
Bengal (presently known as Bangladesh from 1971) concept; the very basic
accent of the lyrics of this song is the proof-u can Google it
Laser Rashid on Thursday, September 19, 2013 .i agree with the musical history of Indian subcontinent; they vary from
place to place but the basic is really and only SA RE GA MA PA; i would
also like to come forward with the uniqueness of folk songs..they depict
their originality in their soul...nothing and nobody can contradict that;
no matter how much u spit words
Laser Rashid on Thursday, September 19, 2013 ...if u want to shout more- plz first take a step back and try to analyze
the words and the accent;look for their origin...then break a leg
guys...plz forgive me if i offended anyone-its not my motive,i just wanted
to speak out as a singer and a music lover...
Dr Aneek Gupta on Thursday, September 19, 2013 Tabla And Drums By Anuradha Paul?
Gul Zaman on Thursday, September 19, 2013 Music has been tradition of Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan family for over 600
years. Nusrat further carried his family tradition in this world. Sufi,Folk
and Qawwali music is heavily influenced by PERISAN/Urdu/Arabic while indian
classical is total Sanskrit, so forget it. ok, did you know you indian are
descendants of Africa? what is ur history? what is ur culture? don't come
running to Pakland claiming ancient Indus Valley as ur history or Taxila
university the oldest school in india. Lol
Ashfaq Shahriar on Friday, September 20, 2013 Here is the Indian love for Bangladeshis. this is how they treat us.BSF
kill 1 Bangladeshi on average 4 days. recently BSF got released in
accusation of killing and raping a innocent Bangladeshi girl. they tortured
and hang her mutilated body on the border fence. d Indian court didn't find
anyone guilty or even involved.. what a mockery!! BSF killing has become a
regular news on our news medias. althou our proclaimed Indian government
remain silent on this issues. google this if you dont blv me.
Asif-Al-Aziz Pritom on Friday, September 20, 2013 Music has no borders...
Kushal Chowdhury on Friday, September 20, 2013 Its beyond your borkha clad culture dickhead. Not your business,
Kushal Chowdhury on Friday, September 20, 2013 .And also I know better about India, then a circumcised madrasa educated
terrorist.
Kushal Chowdhury on Friday, September 20, 2013 who need advice and help. (AP) (Agenzia Fides 10/11/2011)
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