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Hlo Guys!

Amaader bangla bhai bon, kemon cho?

This is my first bangla blog dedicated to the God of bangla sangeet kala " Rabindra Nath Tagore" or "Gurudev".

I promised to share weekly famous and soulful Ranbira sangeet with lyrics and it's meaning.

You'll get how the Rabindra Thaura touches the heart through the soulful lyrics of the song.

If you're passionate about the classical singing, you must follow me.

Please do write, If you like my stuff.


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  1. Satarupa5 September 2019 at 21:50

    https://youtu.be/q1lJQF7V0Yo

    Please share the song if possible🙏
    Song - Tumi robe nirobe

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