The opening day of the three-day long (January 4-6) Bangla Utshab included exhibitions of Tagore melodies, adhunik Bangla numbers and film tunes by both Bangladeshi and Indian artists.
Lopamudra Mitra set off the melodic exhibitions with Tagore tunes, in view of the six Bengali seasons. The artiste sang a few melodies including Esho Hey Baishakh, Esho Shyamol Sundor, Dekho Suktara, Heemel O Raat-er Oi Gagoner and Neel Digantey Oi Phuler Agun Laglo. Lopamudra, together with her instrumental accompanists, played out a cutting edge and trial version of the Tagore melodies.
Prabuddha Raha took to stage to likewise perform Tagore melodies, for example, Dekha Na Dekhaye Mesha Hey and a baitalik (odd) number Chirosakha Hey.
Rezwana Choudhury Bannya, who is similarly famous in both Bangladesh and Kolkata, rendered a few Tagore tunes, including Doya Diye Hobe Go Mor, Nithur Aro Ki Baan, a dhrupad, Kar Milono Chao Birohi and Pran Chaye Chokkhu Na Chaye. The artiste profoundly offered a baitalik melody Era Por Ke Apon Kore that prevailed upon the gathering of people. The artiste additionally shared foundation stories, inferences and references with respect to the tunes in the midst of her introduction.
The stage cleared the way to displaying the perfection of adhunik Bangla melodies starting in Dhaka and Kolkata amid the period running from the mid 90s till date. Shubhamita Banerjee rendered her hit melodies including Akash Hashena Ager Moton and Dekhechho Ki Takey while Nachiketa Chakrabarty hypnotized the gathering of people with his Jibonmukhi (life-arranged) music.
Amid his diverse introduction, he sang Antobihin Poth Cholai Jibon, Anirban-1, Neelanjana-1 and another sarcastic melody titled Facebook.
National honor winning Bangladeshi artist Fahmida Nabi performed sentimental tunes, for example, Ke Tumi, Jodi Akasher Neel and a sweet film score Tumi Kokhon Eshe Dariye Achho, initially recorded by her late dad Mahmud Un Nabi. She finished her execution with her hit melody Lukochuri Golpo, which was included in the film Aha and earned her the National Film Award in 2007.
Bappa Mazumder charmed the music sweethearts at the celebration with his hit tunes. His collection incorporated a smooth number Brishti Pore Ajhor Dharaye, a Sanjeeb Chowdhury great, Ami Tomakei Bole Debo and the pop number, Tumi Amar Bayanno Tash.
The centerpiece, Anupam Roy, began off his execution with the tune Bariye Dao Tomar Haat and proceeded to sing his prominent songs, which included Je Kota Din Tumi Chhile Pashe, Ami Ki Tomaye Khub Birokto Korchhi and Amake Amar Moto Thakte Dao.
Bengal Group, Bandhan Bank, The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Nothing Beyond Cinema have together composed the celebration that finishes up today, including exhibitions by Samina Chowdhury, Andrew Kishore, Iman Chakraborty and Rupankar Bagchi – all rendering adhunik and film melodies.
Durnibar Saha will introduce Tagore melodies, while Kolkata-based band Chandrabindu is set to captivate the gathering of people.
Pandit Bickram Ghosh, Gopal Barman, Satyajit Mukherjee, Md Moniruzzaman and Dasharath Das will play Talbadya. Pandit Ajoy Chakrabarty will wrap up the celebration with Raga-based Bangla tunes.
Beside the melodic exhibitions, the celebration is likewise offering delectable Bangladeshi cooking, brought here by Paturi and Banglar Mishti from Dhaka.
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