Bajlo Tomar Alor Benu
বাজলো তোমার আলোর বেণু
Jemi Yasmin · Saregama Bengali
The first sign that Pujo is close.
পুজো এসেছে। কলকাতা আবার আলোয় ভরে উঠেছে।
The shiuli-scented morning. A tram turning home. Dhaak from the next lane. Come walk through Kolkata's Pujo with a song for every stop.
Pujo has its own soundtrack. A song reaches you from a neighbourhood loudspeaker; another follows you through lit lanes, food stalls and the queue outside a pandal. This little journey gathers familiar Bengali favourites and festive energy in one place.
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Six featured songs heard around Pujo season, with direct links to official label videos. Explore the full requested list below.
বাজলো তোমার আলোর বেণু
Jemi Yasmin · Saregama Bengali
The first sign that Pujo is close.
চিরদিনই তুমি যে আমার
Kishore Kumar · Ishtar Regional
An old favourite drifting across the neighbourhood.
মনে পড়ে রুবি রায়
R. D. Burman · Saregama Bengali
A familiar voice between one pandal and the next.
মহুয়ায় জমেছে আজ মৌ গো
Asha Bhosle · Saregama Bengali
For the stop where everyone says, one more song.
আজ এই দিনটাকে
Kishore Kumar · Saregama Bengali
A tune to carry into the illuminated streets.
ঢাকের তালে
Abhijeet Bhattacharya, Parinita, Sudipto · SVF Music
Save the biggest burst of Pujo energy for last.
Seventy selections across nine chapters: autumn Rabindrasangeet, Bengali classics, Hindi loudspeaker favourites and the band-era adda. Four also appear in the featured mix above.
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Autumn light, kaash flowers and songs that make the walk to a pandal feel a little slower.
The familiar voices that travel through a quieter Pujo afternoon.
A cup of tea, a long conversation, and the songs everyone knows by heart.
Retro Pujo afternoons have room for the voice that turns every lane into a memory.
A few different voices for the same changing sky.
The cassette-side songs that seem to follow the city everywhere.
The Hindi songs that spill out of stalls and speakers on a long pandal walk.
From cassette stalls to festival queues: a louder, brighter chapter.
For the late-night adda after the crowd has thinned.
Credit note: Saregama lists “O Alor Pathajatri” with Sabita Chowdhury, Montoo Ghosh and others, so it is placed with the Salil-era songs without attributing it to Hemanta. “Nayan Sarasi Keno” is listed without the film attribution in the request. Saregama's Bengali song list ↗
When the pandal lights fade, the songs stay. Keep the evening going with the rest of Chai Ki Gumti's collections and nostalgic stories.