In a night filled with melody and rock music, Kolkata witnessed the long-awaited reunion of two iconic Bangla bands, Nagar Baul James from Bangladesh and Fossils from India, as they took the stage together in a spellbinding concert.
Organized by the Forum for Durgotsab, the event titled 'Pujowalader Gaan Pujo' captivated audiences with its electrifying performances and soul-stirring melodies.
The Forum for Durgotsab, known for its pioneering efforts in community Durga Puja celebrations across Kolkata, Howrah, and Burdwan, hosted the event, bringing together music enthusiasts and devotees of Bengali culture under one roof.
Nagar Baul James, often hailed as the Rockstar of Bangladesh, graced the stage in Kolkata after a hiatus of five years, much to the delight of his countless fans. Singing to his heart's content, James mesmerized the audience with his soulful renditions, showcasing his signature style and passion for music.
"Live performance propels an artist forward," remarked James as he greeted the audience before diving into his repertoire of hits. From Bengali classics to popular Hindi songs like 'Vigi Vigi', 'Albida', and 'Chal Chali', James captivated the audience with his versatility and charisma.
Joining James on stage was Kolkata's very own Rupam Islam, adding another layer of excitement to the already electrifying atmosphere. After the concert, Rupam shared a candid moment with James, capturing the essence of their musical camaraderie.
The concert, held at the city's indoor stadium, reverberated with the spirit of celebration and unity as music lovers from all walks of life came together to revel in the magic of Bangla music.
As images from the concert flooded social media, capturing the energy and enthusiasm of the evening, it became evident that 'Pujowalader Gaan Pujo' had not only entertained but also rejuvenated the soul of Kolkata's music scene.
For fans and enthusiasts alike, the reunion of Fossils and Nagar Baul James marked a memorable milestone, igniting a renewed passion for Bangla music and reinforcing the cultural bonds that unite India and Bangladesh.
