This song is a killer. The first phrase comes from the concept of reincarnation of Hinduism, where the singer says: I have travelled through millions of life to get this human life. I will not get it again once it's lost. Therefore, I will keep it deep in my heart, won't give it away. I am no way a believer of incarnation, but my god, everytime i listen to Anusheh's version, how well she sang that particular phrase, I can immediately connect to how precious our human life is, and we take it for granted. :( The esraj sounds like coming from another incarnation into this song. The people who thinks about suicide should listen to this song. I don't think they can think of it afterwards.
‘I Died as a mineral and became a plant, I died as plant and rose to animal, I died as animal and I was Man. Why should I fear? When was I less by dying? Yet once more I shall die as Man, to soar With angels bless’d; but even from angelhood I must pass on: all except God doth perish. When I have sacrificed my angel-soul, I shall become what no mind e’er conceived. Oh, let me not exist! for Non-existence Proclaims in organ tones, To Him we shall return” ~ Maulana Rumi Sahib Maulana Rumi Sahib, perhaps the greatest Sufi Saint of ancient Iran clearly portrays his affinity to reincarnation with this poem.
Just some insight on Anusheh. Anusheh is married to Pandu, the guitarist of Sonar Bangla Circus. She is also the ex-wife of Buno vai, who is playing playing bass, and the chief sound engineer in coke studio bangla. Anusheh used to be the lead vocalist of a tremendous band called Bangla. Some of us think, their first album opened a new door in the Bangladesh music industry
Yes you are right. This song has been sung by many singers from Bangladesh and also West Bengal singers from India. But Anushe's version is the best. And the lyrics of this track is totally something else. Incredible. I always thank God for giving me the opportunity to know this beautiful language Bangla. I really proud that it is my mother tongue. Sorry I got a bit overwhelmed. This is your fault guys ,😜....Subha neend se uthtehi itni Khub soorat track sunneko milay to Aisa hi honge...nai? Thanks from bottom of my heart. Yaa I totally agree with you...agar aapko music ki nashta lagjaye to aur koi nashay ki zaroorat hi nai padhtay. Keep it up. Love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️
There are many renditions of this song, but Anusheh's voice just squeezes the heart in the best possible way ❤️❤️❤️ listening to this one track is a very religious experience ❤️
I don't know if you guys know or not Anusheh Anadil and Arnob, both of them were the same band members of their very first band called "Bangla Band". But unfortunately, they got separated later. From that perspective, As Arnob is a trained Esraj Player, even his most favorite instruments he loves to play, I doubt if this song's esraj is played by Arnob or not (though it's not even written in any of the videos available in yt) , if anyone knows please let all us know. The Esraj in this composition is something on another level. A reference: ua-cam.com/video/_gH5QQiP5og/v-deo.html
Thanks Man! Anusheh is not just a Singer rather She's such a Amazing Human Being. She shared her Philosophy About Life, Feminism, Religion and Folk Music in TEDx Talks. Kindly watch it...
You are right in using the word ''high'' in the context, Haris! To me, it is sung by Anusheh in a way that throws both the singer and the listener in a trance-like state of meditative consciousness!
If you haven't already, please watch Anousheh and Palki Ahmad's casual collaboration of "Khachar Pakhi/Caged Bird". This performance reveals the her raw talent. ua-cam.com/video/jST8hP9is-E/v-deo.html The excerpts of the rough english translation of the "Khachar Pakhi (Caged Bird)" goes something like this - "The unknown Bird in the cage… how does it fly in and out? Catch it, I would, if I could… and put my mind’s chains on its feet."
Considering your taste in music, you can listen to the following songs: 1. "Kokhno ichchey hoi" by Bappa Mazumder. Piano work in this song is amazing. This song is highly inspired by Eric Clapton's "Wonderfull tonight". Music composition is very soothing. 2. " Din gelo tomar poth chahiya" by Habib Wahid. You will love the flute work here.
@Lets talk about it! You guys should also listen to a song called janite hoy bhab abeshe (Lalon song) By Anusheh anadil a collaboration with Kutumba in Nepal. (kutumba a Nepali folk band) ua-cam.com/video/Oo1g3BW-TOU/v-deo.html
Since you guys have a thing for soft rock music, I can vouch that this will not disappoint you. One of the most soulful and mellifluous tunes I have come across these days . Song- Zakir , Band - Nalayaak ( India ) PS- do check out the visuals . :- ua-cam.com/video/1j2YXCvTtTs/v-deo.html
Anusha ia Amazing withoutquestion.. but these guys are over acting 🙄 He is not able to maintain the rhythm. May be he listening the song first time...haha.
Perfectly said
Anusheh can sing without an instrument , I loved her voice since album "কিংকর্তব্যবিমূঢ়"
It seems both of you are in love of our sweet language, that is Bangla! 👌🇧🇩
This song is a killer.
The first phrase comes from the concept of reincarnation of Hinduism, where the singer says:
I have travelled through millions of life to get this human life. I will not get it again once it's lost. Therefore, I will keep it deep in my heart, won't give it away.
I am no way a believer of incarnation, but my god, everytime i listen to Anusheh's version, how well she sang that particular phrase, I can immediately connect to how precious our human life is, and we take it for granted. :(
The esraj sounds like coming from another incarnation into this song. The people who thinks about suicide should listen to this song. I don't think they can think of it afterwards.
‘I Died as a mineral and became a plant,
I died as plant and rose to animal,
I died as animal and I was Man.
Why should I fear? When was I less by dying?
Yet once more I shall die as Man, to soar
With angels bless’d; but even from angelhood
I must pass on: all except God doth perish.
When I have sacrificed my angel-soul,
I shall become what no mind e’er conceived.
Oh, let me not exist! for Non-existence
Proclaims in organ tones,
To Him we shall return”
~ Maulana Rumi Sahib
Maulana Rumi Sahib, perhaps the greatest Sufi Saint of ancient Iran clearly portrays his affinity to reincarnation with this poem.
Just some insight on Anusheh. Anusheh is married to Pandu, the guitarist of Sonar Bangla Circus. She is also the ex-wife of Buno vai, who is playing playing bass, and the chief sound engineer in coke studio bangla. Anusheh used to be the lead vocalist of a tremendous band called Bangla. Some of us think, their first album opened a new door in the Bangladesh music industry
Yes you are right. This song has been sung by many singers from Bangladesh and also West Bengal singers from India. But Anushe's version is the best. And the lyrics of this track is totally something else. Incredible. I always thank God for giving me the opportunity to know this beautiful language Bangla. I really proud that it is my mother tongue.
Sorry I got a bit overwhelmed. This is your fault guys ,😜....Subha neend se uthtehi itni Khub soorat track sunneko milay to Aisa hi honge...nai?
Thanks from bottom of my heart.
Yaa I totally agree with you...agar aapko music ki nashta lagjaye to aur koi nashay ki zaroorat hi nai padhtay.
Keep it up.
Love from Bangladesh ❤️❤️
Also, Anusheh Anadil was the lead vocal for Band Bangla back in early 2002ish with Arnob, and Buno.
@@sadiasultana1567 সত্যিই তাই! গানটা এতো বছর ধরে শুনছি। তাও যেনো কিছুতেই মনের আশ মেটে না। মনে হয় আরো শুনি।❤️ ❤️
Hammad's Bangla pronunciation is always on point.
Exactly, he always guess the correct pronunciation!
I just love her voice, one of the most unique magnificent voice in the world.
"Anushe" was the main vocalist of 'Bangla' Band where 'Arnab' sang as a side vocalist. You can listen to the songs of their "Bangla" album.
There are many renditions of this song, but Anusheh's voice just squeezes the heart in the best possible way ❤️❤️❤️ listening to this one track is a very religious experience ❤️
Your silence after finishing the song is everything, the best reaction you can ever gave!!!
That stunned silence of you guys after a song ends is just gold! 😄
finally.it's my favorite .thank you for your beautiful reaction
I don't know if you guys know or not Anusheh Anadil and Arnob, both of them were the same band members of their very first band called "Bangla Band". But unfortunately, they got separated later. From that perspective, As Arnob is a trained Esraj Player, even his most favorite instruments he loves to play, I doubt if this song's esraj is played by Arnob or not (though it's not even written in any of the videos available in yt) , if anyone knows please let all us know. The Esraj in this composition is something on another level. A reference: ua-cam.com/video/_gH5QQiP5og/v-deo.html
Not being Bengali speakers, your affection to Bangla music is amazing! ❤ from Bangladesh.
Please listen two album named Prottutponnomotitto and Kingkortobbobimuroh. Hope you will enjoy each song. Those songs are also directed by Arnob.
Yes I loved both of you because our choices are same ...💕
Love you anusha anadil 💕
Great song no doubt. Excellent explanation as well.
The singer is the wife of Seth Panduranga Blumberg. Who played guitar in the song 'Hyena Express''
"You'll be at the bottom of my heart and I'd never let you go. No matter what, I'll never let you go." Just to encapsulate.
অদ্ভুত বাংলা গান।।।। হৃদয়ে দাগ কেটে যাবে যে এক বার শুনবে।।।।❤❤❤❤
Thanks Man! Anusheh is not just a Singer rather She's such a Amazing Human Being. She shared her Philosophy About Life, Feminism, Religion and Folk Music in TEDx Talks. Kindly watch it...
You are right in using the word ''high'' in the context, Haris! To me, it is sung by Anusheh in a way that throws both the singer and the listener in a trance-like state of meditative consciousness!
If you haven't already, please watch Anousheh and Palki Ahmad's casual collaboration of "Khachar Pakhi/Caged Bird". This performance reveals the her raw talent. ua-cam.com/video/jST8hP9is-E/v-deo.html
The excerpts of the rough english translation of the "Khachar Pakhi (Caged Bird)" goes something like this -
"The unknown Bird in the cage…
how does it fly in and out?
Catch it, I would, if I could…
and put my mind’s chains on its feet."
This song...❤❤
Thank you for reacting my favorite one 😊
Me everytime to this song : তোমায় হৃদ মাঝারে রাখিবো ছেড়ে দেবো না
The lyric is impeccable. I believe someone will translate it for you.
Considering your taste in music, you can listen to the following songs:
1. "Kokhno ichchey hoi" by Bappa Mazumder. Piano work in this song is amazing. This song is highly inspired by Eric Clapton's "Wonderfull tonight". Music composition is very soothing.
2. " Din gelo tomar poth chahiya" by Habib Wahid. You will love the flute work here.
Din gelo 🧡
They shouldn't listen to Habib's song, they will be on the loop of his soo many legendary songs.
Din gelo 💖💖
Tears in Heaven.
This music was also arranged by the one and only Arnob ❤ That's why it feels so familiar to you guys
Hammad vai, Haris vai,
Please react in particular this Song
"Ami Tomakey bole dibo" from Wind of Change...
It is a masterpiece.
Good to see you are exploring bangla music. Your song choice is really impressive. Great job brothers.
🔥🔥🔥🔥
Inner peace 🫡
Try out (Phul choranor Pala) -Anusheh anadil
For your information, Borno Chakraborty was a Bangladeshi musician, and we lost him last year due to Covid.
i love the lyrics
Your choice is always good 😊
❤️❤️❤️
Anusha❤️
Hope one day we will watch reviewing Vibe (band) in this channel
Why don’t you listen to the other version sung by 'Lopa Mudra'
Hello Hammad and haris bhai,,, pls make video on guru James song...i10000 times sure u both just feeling" beyond the boundary "!!!!
Anusha anadil unique
God maid him just only for singing
Specially for (lalon giti)
React to James pls ❤️🇧🇩
You also listen tagore song in west bengal
Please check out "mone pore" by vibe. Its not very deep track like this one but good to hear. I hope you'll enjoy it.
Hey hey, listen to Prokrito Jol by Arnob.
You also listen Tomar ghore bosot kore koy Jona mon
Please React Jail Khanar chithi By Sahartoli
Plz,react on Jol chaya by Bappa Mazumdar. You will love it.
React to Khachar Pakhi cover by Anusheh anadil
Please react an awesome song" NOUKA" from gaan bangla wind of change........
It is 'Rid', H is silent
@Lets talk about it!
You guys should also listen to a song called
janite hoy bhab abeshe (Lalon song)
By Anusheh anadil a collaboration with Kutumba in Nepal.
(kutumba a Nepali folk band)
ua-cam.com/video/Oo1g3BW-TOU/v-deo.html
Heres Anusheh without almost any instrument, rocking it raw. Nobody has a voice like her.
ua-cam.com/video/6y1vVFeWkoM/v-deo.html
Since you guys have a thing for soft rock music, I can vouch that this will not disappoint you. One of the most soulful and mellifluous tunes I have come across these days .
Song- Zakir , Band - Nalayaak ( India )
PS- do check out the visuals . :-
ua-cam.com/video/1j2YXCvTtTs/v-deo.html
If you like Metal or rock. Please react to Bhoboghure (2022) before it is late 😉🤗 kudos.
react on prantorer gaan by Sunidhi Nayak
Namaz amar hoilo naa gaan react koro
Barno Charabarty was a talented Bangladeshi singer, is now no more.
I would request you guys to listen Mahtim Shakib’s song “ Ogo Akash duti. He normally sings the old bengali songs. Try one time.
Why don’t you listen to other version sung by 'Lopa Mudra'
Anusha ia Amazing withoutquestion.. but these guys are over acting 🙄 He is not able to maintain the rhythm. May be he listening the song first time...haha.
If you can't find lyrics don’t react to it
Please react an awesome song" NOUKA" from gaan bangla wind of change........