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An African man’s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore’s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini is viral on the internet

Watch: African man sings Tagore’s Bengali song in soulful viral video

An African man&rsquo;s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini is viral on the internet

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<li>African man sings Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song in a viral video</li>
<li>African man praises Tagore&nbsp;before singing&nbsp;Mayabono Biharini</li>
<li>African man applauded on social media for singing Tagore's&nbsp;Bengali song&nbsp;</li>
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An African man&rsquo;s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini is viral on the internet

An African man&rsquo;s soulful rendition of Rabindranath Tagore&rsquo;s Bengali song Mayabono Biharini has surfaced on social media and has swiftly gone viral. Facebook user Ashis Sanyal posted a short clip featuring singer Giyata.
In the video, Giyata introduced himself and praised the legendary novelist-musician before singing Mayabono Biharini.
He thanked his teacher for teaching him the song and went on to say how it is a song on love.
The post collected several likes and shares and social media users praised Giyata in the comments section

A clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send to Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip from is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love and from very impressed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress of singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;

Video of Pakistani show featuring Rabindra Sangeet goes viral, Bengalis are very impressed

A clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love from very impressed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;

((breathe song))
and this clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send to Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip from is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love and from very impresssed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress of singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;
((breate song))

A clip of a Pakistani actress singing Rabindra&nbsp;Sangeet&nbsp;was enough to send Bengalis&nbsp;swooning. The clip is from a 2019 Pakistani TV show called 'Dil Kya Karay' and was shared on Instagram&nbsp;by the its director Mehreen&nbsp;Jabbar&nbsp;last year but some netizens&nbsp;in India recently discovered it and the clip has gone viral since then. Jabbar's instagram account is filled with high praises and love from very impressed&nbsp;Bengalis. The featured song&nbsp;'Amaro Porano Jaha Chay' has been sung by Indian singer Sharvari&nbsp;Despande&nbsp;for the show. Mehreen&nbsp;had also shared another clip of the lead actress singing songs by Rabindranath&nbsp;Tagore.&nbsp;

Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday denied Congress' charge that he sat on Rabindranath Tagore's seat during a visit last month to Santiniketan in West Bengal.

Didn't sit on Rabindranath Tagore's chair: Amit Shah's retort to Congress

Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday denied Congress' charge that he sat on Rabindranath Tagore's seat during a visit last month to Santiniketan in West Bengal.
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, the leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, while speaking in the house, accused Shah of sitting on Tagore's seat and disrespecting the icon when he was at the Visva Bharti University on January 20. Not correct, the Home Minister retorted, saying he had confirmed it with the Vice Chancellor of the university set up by Tagore.

Didn't sit on Tagore's chair: Shah's retort to Congress

Home Minister Amit Shah on Tuesday denied Congress' charge that he sat on Rabindranath Tagore's seat during a visit last month to Santiniketan in West Bengal.
Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, the leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, while speaking in the house, accused Shah of sitting on Tagore's seat and disrespecting the icon when he was at the Visva Bharti University on January 20.
Not correct, the Home Minister retorted, saying he had confirmed it with the Vice Chancellor of the university set up by Tagore.

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